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<blockquote data-quote="fnork de sporg" data-source="post: 2838456" data-attributes="member: 4713">3. This stone well is filled with black brackish water. A spot check DC 20 reveals that below the surface a number of dark brown centipedes squirm through the rotting leaves and debris. If disturbed they emerge from the water as a Centipede Swarm and aggressively defend the well. The bottom of the well contains the Centipede Queen resting amidst a nest of human and animal bones and decaying plant matter muck. Her swollen pale white lower abdomen is an impressive four feet in length, with her head and organs a barely discernable black nub on one end. She is sessile and defenseless. Next to her is a Sustaining Spoon placed in a stone bowl, which has presumably been feeding the centipede colony.&nbsp; A Knowledge Nature check DC 20 reveals the centipedes to be a rare tropical breed often kept in domesticated hives and prized as a delicacy having a sweet honey-like flavor. The queen cannot survive out of water for more than a day but is transported back to large city she will net 7,000 gold pieces.A search check DC 15 will reveal 27 gold pieces and the rotting leather bindings of a book whose cover is still studded with 5 Onyx gems. A Knowledge Nature check DC 20 reveals the centipedes to be a rare tropical breed often kept in domesticated hives and prized as a delicacy having a sweet honey-like flavor. The queen cannot survive out of water for more than a day but if transported back to large city she will net 7,000 gold pieces.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="fnork de sporg, post: 2838456, member: 4713"] 3. This stone well is filled with black brackish water. A spot check DC 20 reveals that below the surface a number of dark brown centipedes squirm through the rotting leaves and debris. If disturbed they emerge from the water as a Centipede Swarm and aggressively defend the well. The bottom of the well contains the Centipede Queen resting amidst a nest of human and animal bones and decaying plant matter muck. Her swollen pale white lower abdomen is an impressive four feet in length, with her head and organs a barely discernable black nub on one end. She is sessile and defenseless. Next to her is a Sustaining Spoon placed in a stone bowl, which has presumably been feeding the centipede colony. A Knowledge Nature check DC 20 reveals the centipedes to be a rare tropical breed often kept in domesticated hives and prized as a delicacy having a sweet honey-like flavor. The queen cannot survive out of water for more than a day but is transported back to large city she will net 7,000 gold pieces. A search check DC 15 will reveal 27 gold pieces and the rotting leather bindings of a book whose cover is still studded with 5 Onyx gems. A Knowledge Nature check DC 20 reveals the centipedes to be a rare tropical breed often kept in domesticated hives and prized as a delicacy having a sweet honey-like flavor. The queen cannot survive out of water for more than a day but if transported back to large city she will net 7,000 gold pieces. [/QUOTE]

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