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<blockquote data-quote="Rathan" data-source="post: 4834690" data-attributes="member: 1322">well you as a earth elemental have never had trouble passing even through most metals at least in their raw form.... this though does not seem to be earthen in nature though.... if you were to have encountered any force effects this would definitely a good example of one.. I mean it IS a kings resting place after all... you're almost assuredly going to run into some reasonably powerful magics here..... as I said in the post you can glide about 3 or so feet past the dirt ground before hitting the 'force effect' that stops you.... the mound doesn't seem at first to be that big which leads you to believe there is more underground here than meets the eye.... after all from your companions dealings with King Rakas' history it's assumed he was well revered and likely has a nice and well laid out monument within these grounds....&nbsp; As you get head further down the dome of the mound you can glide further and further into the ground giving the the distinct impression that whatever 'force effect' is protecting this place is ovular in shape.... if searching the entire grounds thoroughly above and below you would estimate this ovular shape to be about... 260 feet long.... and about 80 wide..... and another 80 deep.....the mound seems to be encompass only the top portion of this ovular shape really deeming a staircase is the most likely means to lower you into the tomb probably just past said magical round door....</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Rathan, post: 4834690, member: 1322"] well you as a earth elemental have never had trouble passing even through most metals at least in their raw form.... this though does not seem to be earthen in nature though.... if you were to have encountered any force effects this would definitely a good example of one.. I mean it IS a kings resting place after all... you're almost assuredly going to run into some reasonably powerful magics here..... as I said in the post you can glide about 3 or so feet past the dirt ground before hitting the 'force effect' that stops you.... the mound doesn't seem at first to be that big which leads you to believe there is more underground here than meets the eye.... after all from your companions dealings with King Rakas' history it's assumed he was well revered and likely has a nice and well laid out monument within these grounds.... As you get head further down the dome of the mound you can glide further and further into the ground giving the the distinct impression that whatever 'force effect' is protecting this place is ovular in shape.... if searching the entire grounds thoroughly above and below you would estimate this ovular shape to be about... 260 feet long.... and about 80 wide..... and another 80 deep.....the mound seems to be encompass only the top portion of this ovular shape really deeming a staircase is the most likely means to lower you into the tomb probably just past said magical round door.... [/QUOTE]

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