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<blockquote data-quote="Jasperak" data-source="post: 5055587" data-attributes="member: 2487">I find it interesting that T1-4 has a slightly different but more clear description for that room.15. DomicileThis place was the domicile of the major-domo of the castle but is now stripped of everything save broken and ruined furnishings. One wall cresset remains near the outer wall, and its nondescript torch stub is a silver baton worth 30 gp.Compared to the original in T1:15. Empty Room: The place was the domicile of the major-domo of the castle but it is stripped of everything save broken and ruined furnishings now. One wall cresset remains near the outer wall, and its torch stub is actually a silver baton worth 30 g.p. in its present condition.In both cases I would read it as a torch stub and an enterprising party would have to spend the time to search and risk a wandering monster check to find the true value of the &quot;torch stub.&quot; I would also consider the baton hidden because in both cases it is masquerading as a torch stub explicitly (&quot;nondescript torch stub&quot;) in the T1-4 description and implicitly (&quot;the torch stub is actually a&quot;) in the T1 description.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Jasperak, post: 5055587, member: 2487"] I find it interesting that T1-4 has a slightly different but more clear description for that room. 15. Domicile This place was the domicile of the major-domo of the castle but is now stripped of everything save broken and ruined furnishings. One wall cresset remains near the outer wall, and its [b]nondescript torch stub is [/b]a silver baton worth 30 gp. Compared to the original in T1: 15. Empty Room: The place was the domicile of the major-domo of the castle but it is stripped of everything save broken and ruined furnishings now. One wall cresset remains near the outer wall, and its [b]torch stub is actually[/b] a silver baton worth 30 g.p. in its present condition. In both cases I would read it as a torch stub and an enterprising party would have to spend the time to search and risk a wandering monster check to find the true value of the "torch stub." I would also consider the baton hidden because in both cases it is masquerading as a torch stub explicitly ("nondescript torch stub") in the T1-4 description and implicitly ("the torch stub is actually a") in the T1 description. [/QUOTE]

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