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<blockquote data-quote="MerakSpielman" data-source="post: 989139" data-attributes="member: 7464">It becomes clear that it will take more than a single torch to dry out the door. Instead of being cold and damp, it is now warm and damp in one spot.However, this door is much easier to dismantle than the first. After a few minutes of work, it practically collapses under its own weight.You are hit with a draft of extremely moist air as the room beyond is revealed. It is about 50 feet square and you are entering from the center of the north wall. A similar door is set in the center of the south wall, but the bottom half of it has already rotted away, leaving the top half precariously hanging from one hinge. Two heavy pillars support the ceiling and the tumbled remains of several rotten tables and other unidentifiable pieces of furniture litter the floor. Moisture drips from the ceiling and forms pools on the floor in several places.The most notable feature of the room is the vegitable life. Every exposed surface is covered with mold or algae. The majority of the floor is covered with a small forest of fungi, some reaching several feet tall. It is impossible to tell right away if there are centipedes hiding anywhere in the room.Norynth easily spots several species of edible mushroom - enough to feed the entire party for weeks if required.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="MerakSpielman, post: 989139, member: 7464"] It becomes clear that it will take more than a single torch to dry out the door. Instead of being cold and damp, it is now warm and damp in one spot. However, this door is much easier to dismantle than the first. After a few minutes of work, it practically collapses under its own weight. You are hit with a draft of extremely moist air as the room beyond is revealed. It is about 50 feet square and you are entering from the center of the north wall. A similar door is set in the center of the south wall, but the bottom half of it has already rotted away, leaving the top half precariously hanging from one hinge. Two heavy pillars support the ceiling and the tumbled remains of several rotten tables and other unidentifiable pieces of furniture litter the floor. Moisture drips from the ceiling and forms pools on the floor in several places. The most notable feature of the room is the vegitable life. Every exposed surface is covered with mold or algae. The majority of the floor is covered with a small forest of fungi, some reaching several feet tall. It is impossible to tell right away if there are centipedes hiding anywhere in the room. Norynth easily spots several species of edible mushroom - enough to feed the entire party for weeks if required. [/QUOTE]

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