D&D 5E Tomb of Horrors!

[VLAD the Destroyer]

OOC: Sorry, looking for traps. Should have made that more clear.

 

[Azurewraith]

Namfoodle sits back and waits for either screams of terror or screams of joy. The Gnome is disturbed by the second entrance, only one of them would be safe.

 

[FitzTheRuke]

OOC: I think Nam is wrong... Neither of them will be safe. Sent from my LG-D852 using EN World mobile app

 

[tglassy]

Korigan can see no traps from the entrance. Kattegar, however, gets about 30 feet down the 60 foot corridor, when his pole hits a section of the stone floor that seems to shift slightly at his touch.

 

[FitzTheRuke]

He freezes immediately.

OOC: Does it seem like I've already put too much pressure on, or can I safely pull the pole back and belly-slide up to it to have a closer look at what I assume is a pressure-plate?

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[tglassy]

You can safely pull the pole back.


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[FitzTheRuke]

Kattegar slides forward on his belly and has a look face-down at the pressure plate. When he's confident he will roll out the leather sheath that houses his thieve's tools, grab some pliers and shims, gently lift the plate, and gently tap the shims under the lip.

[roll0]

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[tglassy]

After finagling with the paving stone, it appears that Kattegat was able to get them fixed so they wouldn't trigger whatever it is they are supposed to trigger.


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[Shayuri]

A bit late to the party, Dame Astirise notices the hullaballoo over at what seems to be another passage entirely and comes over. She pauses when Kattegar seems to find something, then gets some tools out and fiddles with it.

As he works, she directs her attention down the corridor trying to see what's on the far end, along with inspecting the walls, ceiling and floor for more devilry.

Perception [roll0] or [roll1]

 

[tglassy]

She sees more walls, and two separate doors at the end of the corridor.