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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Psion" data-source="post: 3309877" data-attributes="member: 172">[sblock=OOC]What's "a bit"? I'll assume you go one "layer" further in each room. Map updates will have to wait until I get home.[/sblock]Chamber off to right of tunnel:This is a small spur off of the main tunnel, too small to accommodate a giant, being only 5' wide and 8' tall. A slab of rock in the entryway looks conspicuous to your trained senses. It could potentially be a trigger to a trap...The chamber itself appears to be undisturbed,  a thick patina of dust having settled on all its contents. Every available wall supports a wooden rack of thin, diagonally crossing wooden beams, each piece exquisitely carved in the semblance of a leafy vine. Suspended on almost every point of wooden intersection are dark wine bottles, so dust-covered that their labels are hidden. This chamber appears to be a long-abandoned wine cellar.Down tunnel:The tunnel begins to wind upwards steeply into the mountainside.Beyond the door in the right room:Opens into an oddly shaped room.The eastern wall of this room appears to be composed of native rock. Elaborately carved into the rock is a huge fireplace fully 10 feet wide and deep. A large marble mantle has been affixed above the fireplace, the entire affair bordered with immaculately laid black tiles. Even with the apparent absence of fuel, a large fire burns and flickers within the hearth. Scattered about the rest of the chamber are the remains of leather furnishings. The southeastern corner of the room protrudes in a concave curve of black stone, in which is set a bivalve door of stone. There is a gaping hole in the roof at the room's southwest corner.</blockquote>

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