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<blockquote data-quote="Spareknikov" data-source="post: 5217745" data-attributes="member: 91587">Skeleton behind the stone.It's funny you should say that, Nebulous, because I've done something similar as a DM.The adventurers I was playing with in our last dungeon were venturing down a long, twisting corridor to find it was a dead end. The Dwarf player noticed the unusual brickwork of the wall there. It was as if someone had bricked up the rest of the corridor for some reason, and had left one brick out at about the height where an average human's face would be. One of the characters reluctantly put their hand in the hole (after an argument and rock scissors paper!).I described the feeling to him of something toothed, like a saw and he correctly worked out that it was teeth. When he worked this out, something brushed his hand and I told him it felt like anothers hand and he quickly pulled his hand out.All the characters at this point could hear a young lady (no more than 14) weakly ask 'help me?' At this point all the characters rushed to open up the corridor again and free her, only to find a lever and long dead skeleton with another tiny skeleton cradled in the skeletons abdomen remains.There was no other clue and the adventurers were creeped out enough to tell me to go and see a doctor.Great thread guys! Keep them coming, I love the ideas!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Spareknikov, post: 5217745, member: 91587"] [b]Skeleton behind the stone.[/b] It's funny you should say that, Nebulous, because I've done something similar as a DM. The adventurers I was playing with in our last dungeon were venturing down a long, twisting corridor to find it was a dead end. The Dwarf player noticed the unusual brickwork of the wall there. It was as if someone had bricked up the rest of the corridor for some reason, and had left one brick out at about the height where an average human's face would be. One of the characters reluctantly put their hand in the hole (after an argument and rock scissors paper!). I described the feeling to him of something toothed, like a saw and he correctly worked out that it was teeth. When he worked this out, something brushed his hand and I told him it felt like anothers hand and he quickly pulled his hand out. All the characters at this point could hear a young lady (no more than 14) weakly ask 'help me?' At this point all the characters rushed to open up the corridor again and free her, only to find a lever and long dead skeleton with another tiny skeleton cradled in the skeletons abdomen remains. There was no other clue and the adventurers were creeped out enough to tell me to go and see a doctor. Great thread guys! Keep them coming, I love the ideas! [/QUOTE]

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