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<blockquote data-quote="Deuce Traveler" data-source="post: 3328844" data-attributes="member: 34958">OOC: I am assuming the rest follow.Someone must like locusts, you realize as you enter through the fifteen foot high double doors of the temple.&nbsp; It's dark, but Silas is able to remove a torch and light it to reveal ancient brass walls covered in crawling insects...At least that is your first impression until you take a closer look.&nbsp; The walls and ceiling are decorated with tiny, sculpted locusts crawling over one another.&nbsp; The flickering torchlight gives them the illusion of movement.&nbsp; The shape of the building is rectangular, and the walls are 50 feet away in one direction, while 30 feet in the other.&nbsp; The 35 foot tall ceiling is in the shape of a pyramid, with a large circular keystone in the center.&nbsp; From the rubble and chipped condition, this roof looks as if it has been greatly weakened by the ravages of time.&nbsp; Several bedrolls lie on the ground, and some small sacks lean against a bronze, stained altar.&nbsp; On the top of this 10 ft by 3 ft altar is a giant, brass locust, perhaps an object of worship for the ancient people that used to come here.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Deuce Traveler, post: 3328844, member: 34958"] OOC: I am assuming the rest follow. Someone must like locusts, you realize as you enter through the fifteen foot high double doors of the temple. It's dark, but Silas is able to remove a torch and light it to reveal ancient brass walls covered in crawling insects... At least that is your first impression until you take a closer look. The walls and ceiling are decorated with tiny, sculpted locusts crawling over one another. The flickering torchlight gives them the illusion of movement. The shape of the building is rectangular, and the walls are 50 feet away in one direction, while 30 feet in the other. The 35 foot tall ceiling is in the shape of a pyramid, with a large circular keystone in the center. From the rubble and chipped condition, this roof looks as if it has been greatly weakened by the ravages of time. Several bedrolls lie on the ground, and some small sacks lean against a bronze, stained altar. On the top of this 10 ft by 3 ft altar is a giant, brass locust, perhaps an object of worship for the ancient people that used to come here. [/QUOTE]

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