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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Nail" data-source="post: 1146024" data-attributes="member: 224">The End of Session #17: At Last!  The descent....(Session of RL Sept 17th, 2003)The morning of June 20th came peacefully.  It would be a warm, cloudy day, perfect for travelling under the open skies.....  So the adventurers descended into the dungeon of Alderslook.They left their refuge at the top of the first tower, and thoroughly searched each room of the second tower as they descended it.  (DM: "Oh really?  A complete and thorough search of each room?  Filled with mud, decay, and...ahem...worse?  Alrighty......")They found nothing.Once they were done, Riva pointed out the quality of the stonework. "Unless we're either pretty lucky or pretty good, we're not likely t' find much.  The masons here knew what they were doin'."The party found the bottom of the spiral staircase one level below the entryway, where they had first come into the tower from the courtyard.  The room was circular, like each of the four rooms above, but this one had one hallway leading off into the darkness.  Rowan's and Thaile's torches could just make out a short stair in the hallway, and the hall continuing beyond it.  Riva took the lead."Is this the way?" Garret asked Kytum-up, as they started along the hall.Thaile translated the kobold's reply: "Yes.  Down this hall, left at the room beyond, then a short distance around a bend."The party stopped when the hall did.  Before them was a small rectanglur room, 10 feet across and 15 feet from side to side.  To the left and right were the smooth stone corridors, with the same stonework as the rest of the tower.  ...But across the room was an irregular opening, roughly dug.Riva stode across the room to examine the passage. "This wasn't worked with tools.   ....Carved out, maybe.  Perhaps with claws....  No.  It looks too curved for that.....melted.  Yup.  This passage was melted through the rock."The adventurers paused to digest this new information.End of Session #17Next time: I wonder what's around the bend?</blockquote>

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