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<blockquote data-quote="Kilmore" data-source="post: 1668984" data-attributes="member: 5226">40&nbsp; The Mukduss House.&nbsp; This fine mansion is a sterling example of the finest houses of the city except for one tiny detail.&nbsp; It is built of sturdy lumber construction and sports fine marble and plaster details such as columns, stairwells, and othe architectural details.&nbsp; Unfortunately, the building is on fire, blazing with a fiery orange flame that roars out the windows sending embers and ashes wafting deep into the city.&nbsp; Most passerby give the building little more than a little bit of fascinated attention, as this house has been burning like this for the last three years.&nbsp; Despite the ash and flame, and the charred appearance of the home, little has been consumed in the flames in that time.&nbsp; A blanket of ash covers the yards around the building and the burnt and abandoned lots adjoining it, and a volunteer fire brigade stands on constant watch to prevent the fire from spreading further.Those who enter with fire protection spells find that they do not function in the house, and after a few survivors of the original blaze were rescued, there really hasn't been anyone that felt that exploring the house would be worth the considerable effort.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Kilmore, post: 1668984, member: 5226"] [COLOR=Yellow]40[/COLOR] The Mukduss House. This fine mansion is a sterling example of the finest houses of the city except for one tiny detail. It is built of sturdy lumber construction and sports fine marble and plaster details such as columns, stairwells, and othe architectural details. Unfortunately, the building is on fire, blazing with a fiery orange flame that roars out the windows sending embers and ashes wafting deep into the city. Most passerby give the building little more than a little bit of fascinated attention, as this house has been burning like this for the last three years. Despite the ash and flame, and the charred appearance of the home, little has been consumed in the flames in that time. A blanket of ash covers the yards around the building and the burnt and abandoned lots adjoining it, and a volunteer fire brigade stands on constant watch to prevent the fire from spreading further. Those who enter with fire protection spells find that they do not function in the house, and after a few survivors of the original blaze were rescued, there really hasn't been anyone that felt that exploring the house would be worth the considerable effort. [/QUOTE]

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