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<blockquote data-quote="devilbat" data-source="post: 2580435" data-attributes="member: 20624">My most recent trap is my favorite.&nbsp; The party finds a door behind a waterfall.&nbsp; They enter and discover that the floor is covered in symbols (think Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade).&nbsp; The symbols seem to be random, but a Druid, or someone who make a Knowledge:Nature roll realize that certain symbols are druidic runes.&nbsp; Close inspection (Knowledge:Arcana or spellcraft) of the floor also shows that there is a summoning circle inlaid into the ground.&nbsp; On the other side of the room, is a locked door.If the party step only on the tiles with druidic symbols, they will cross the floor safely.&nbsp; If they step on non druidic symbol, they trigger a greater glyph of warding located in the roof, and the door they entered through automatically closes and locks.&nbsp; The glyph is of the spell soften mud and stone.&nbsp; Within five rounds, water is pouring into the room from the river above them.&nbsp; If thats not bad enough, once the water covers the summoning circle, a second glyph is triggered, this time summoning a water elemental.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="devilbat, post: 2580435, member: 20624"] My most recent trap is my favorite. The party finds a door behind a waterfall. They enter and discover that the floor is covered in symbols (think Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade). The symbols seem to be random, but a Druid, or someone who make a Knowledge:Nature roll realize that certain symbols are druidic runes. Close inspection (Knowledge:Arcana or spellcraft) of the floor also shows that there is a summoning circle inlaid into the ground. On the other side of the room, is a locked door. If the party step only on the tiles with druidic symbols, they will cross the floor safely. If they step on non druidic symbol, they trigger a greater glyph of warding located in the roof, and the door they entered through automatically closes and locks. The glyph is of the spell [I]soften mud and stone[/I]. Within five rounds, water is pouring into the room from the river above them. If thats not bad enough, once the water covers the summoning circle, a second glyph is triggered, this time summoning a water elemental. [/QUOTE]

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