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Message: <blockquote data-quote="der_kluge" data-source="post: 2843490" data-attributes="member: 945">I can widen the hallways. I suppose given enough time, the dragon could simply claw through some of the hallways to be wider.IMC, I ran just these first two rooms - there was an opening above the chasm to the outside. There, bats would fly in at dawn, and leave at dusk. Also, IMC, the chasm led down into the Tomb of Abysthor to dungeons below (about 190'). Obviously here, it can go wherever we wanted. I was thinking maybe a phase spider lair at the bottom would be kind of cool. Occasionally, maybe Spider Eaters would fly in to attack the spiders. Or, it could be just huge spiders, or something like that. It would be a way to further torment any PC who happens to fall down the chasm - not instant death, but rather slow agoniznig torture.I had actually drawn the map with the intention of putting the dragon in area 12, on top of the ledge. But someone suggested having it reside in the pool, which I like a whole, whole lot. So, I'm actually debating whether I should just completely erase 5,11 and 12.  Thoughts?  I'm happy doing whichever room. If someone wants to stat out the dragon's lair, go for it. I suspect most dragons would maintain a single treasure pile, out of greed as much as any other reason. The most logical place for the dragon to reside would be in the bubble chamber in area 10. It's the least accessible place to pesky interlopers. My original thinking (again, assuming the dragon was in area 12), that the dragon wasn't even *aware* of the secret door into area 9 - that it's contents were old and mysterious. But again, that's up to whoever details that room.Indeed.  Likewise, if we place the dragon in area 12, this would make a perfect home to an aboleth, perhaps. That wouldm make this section of the cave particularly nasty.  Indeed. I could fill that with water. Not a bad idea.I'll assign room 7 to you.Thanks.</blockquote>

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