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[ZEITGEIST] The Continuing Adventures of Korrigan & Co.
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<blockquote data-quote="gideonpepys" data-source="post: 6290918" data-attributes="member: 79141"><p><strong>Session 111 - The First Tier</strong></p><p></p><p>Once again we are back with Unit B - Orum, Throgmorton, Ludo, Wil and Brajham - as they explore <em>the Hidden Shrine of Tamoachan</em>:</p><p></p><p>This week the unit B declined an invitation to play the ancient ball game of pelota; investigated a chamber full of mummified cats and many doors; revealed a crawlspace accessed by a secret door behind an altar and the trapped antechamber beyond; found themselves teleported back to the gas-filled chamber of murals. </p><p></p><p>Having trudged back to the trapped antechamber they passed through successfully to reveal a huge replica of an ancient city, where they uncovered a horrible child sacrifice made to consecrate the chamber, much treasure and an evil priest who had been interred there thousands of years before and now took the form of Brajham's dead brother. Having all-but bested him, they agreed to allow him to crawl back into his coffin and then sealed him within the chamber once more. Heading back to the chamber of cats they disturbed a previously petrified werejaguar, slaying him for his pains, and then found another secret door in the mouth of a giant mural of a tiger's face. Here they discovered a long corridor containing an intimidating pit trap, so they took another door. This led to a chamber that at first glance contained nothing but ancient dust, but dust that swirled into the form of Olman's going about their daily routine - a glimpse of the past that fascinated both Orum and Brajham.</p><p></p><p>The next chamber was huge and irregular and contained heaps of rubble and trash. There were several doors. On a hunch they examined one and found that it did indeed lead to the long corridor with the pit trap, as they suspected. While they were congratulating themselves on their canny dungeoneering skills, something stirred in the trash behind them...</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="gideonpepys, post: 6290918, member: 79141"] [b]Session 111 - The First Tier[/b] Once again we are back with Unit B - Orum, Throgmorton, Ludo, Wil and Brajham - as they explore [I]the Hidden Shrine of Tamoachan[/I]: This week the unit B declined an invitation to play the ancient ball game of pelota; investigated a chamber full of mummified cats and many doors; revealed a crawlspace accessed by a secret door behind an altar and the trapped antechamber beyond; found themselves teleported back to the gas-filled chamber of murals. Having trudged back to the trapped antechamber they passed through successfully to reveal a huge replica of an ancient city, where they uncovered a horrible child sacrifice made to consecrate the chamber, much treasure and an evil priest who had been interred there thousands of years before and now took the form of Brajham's dead brother. Having all-but bested him, they agreed to allow him to crawl back into his coffin and then sealed him within the chamber once more. Heading back to the chamber of cats they disturbed a previously petrified werejaguar, slaying him for his pains, and then found another secret door in the mouth of a giant mural of a tiger's face. Here they discovered a long corridor containing an intimidating pit trap, so they took another door. This led to a chamber that at first glance contained nothing but ancient dust, but dust that swirled into the form of Olman's going about their daily routine - a glimpse of the past that fascinated both Orum and Brajham. The next chamber was huge and irregular and contained heaps of rubble and trash. There were several doors. On a hunch they examined one and found that it did indeed lead to the long corridor with the pit trap, as they suspected. While they were congratulating themselves on their canny dungeoneering skills, something stirred in the trash behind them... [/QUOTE]
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