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Message: <blockquote data-quote="jonesy" data-source="post: 5699225" data-attributes="member: 10324">RE: the poem.If you find the false, you find the true.At the intersection there is a false door to the south.To the east is a real door leading to 22.And there is a false door to the north, behind which is a secret door, behind which is a secret trapdoor, and past the trapdoor is a route north.The trapdoor is the good route. Continuing north past the trapdoor is bad and takes you to the sleep trap.If the party goes south and then east, they'll assume the poem meant the false door south, and the real door east.If the party goes east, they'll find the real door, and not think the poem appropriate here.If the party goes north, they'll find the false door, and then the secret door, and to my mind think the path is good, and then they'll head north into the sleep trap. And not into the secret trapdoor, which is the good path.The poem doesn't fit here even if they do what it assumes they'll do in the order it assumes them to.</blockquote>