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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Nightcloak" data-source="post: 2174984" data-attributes="member: 23862">Level 3: Illithid TempleEncounter A – Hallways_____________________________________________________These connecting hallways run west and east. The east way is made of finished stone and twists out of site. The west way expands for 40 feet but eventually ends with a natural tunnel. There is also a hallway going north that is also of finished stonework. Of more interest, this was obviously the site of a major battle. Bodies are strewn about in mummified repose as the dry air has preserved these corpses. The walls are scorched from the blasts of magic that once echoed through these halls and pieces of arrows and bits of armor are scattered everywhere. The air is silent and dry. The air leaves your throat dry as your eyes look upon what is obviously a tomb of forgotten history.____________________________________________________This area was a connection point for the illithid complex, connecting the entrance, the “cattle pens”, and the living conclave to the northeast. The drow invasion that brought the temple down was engaged here first. The battle was brutal but decisive for the drow who then carried the invasion to the living complex (Room 3). The area is scarred with the magic unleashed, with one tunnel collapsing from the blasts. Both sides took serious losses. Players who examine the walls in these passages find etchings where the blast marks didn’t reach. The etchings were the mad ramblings of the illithid “Omni-Priest” written in Undercommon. Only bits can be made out now: “Over-mind”, “Endless Night”, “Supreme”, and that kind of thing; just enough information to let the PC’s imaginations do the work for you.</blockquote>

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