The Wayfarer's Inn

So as not to waste the gift of Horus, Kherim follows Eilkhan into the chamber and making a circuit, he casts his gaze upon each object within.

OOC:using his Find Traps on the various objects that can be seen within the chamber as he moves within range of each.

No traps - nowhere. Kherim and Eilkhan notice from a closer view that the staff is worm-eaten and rotted, as are the scrolls and papyri.

Ivid will move into the doorway of the room continuing to watch the statue of Rahotep while trying to get a glimps to the contents of the the room beyond at the same time.

Elmo will remain at the corner of the hallway where he can see both Ivid in the doorway and the room with the iron mummies.

Kherim turns to the others, "Horus has shown me nothing that may have been left by the necromancer to harm trespassers. That is not to say the items here-in do not pose danger of a different sort. I am not a scholar however so I shall let others discern the value of these relics."

Moving back to the entrance of the room he again regards the gleaming weapons of the statues. The scornful look upon his face as he regards the countanence of Rahotep speaks volumes in regard to his feelings on the sorcerer's arrogance. He then carefully scrutinizes both weapons.

OOC: Cast Detect Evil on the weapons.

Ahi ignores the curses on the walls, but goes in to look closer at the scrolls and writings. Can I tell anything w/o really touching them? Are there any worth touching and reading?

Gaderon says, 'Even if we don't want to take the weapons, surely it would be worth divestng the statues of their weapons just in case?'

"Sounds like a good idea, removing the weapons."

Eilkhan proceeds to attempt removing the weapon from the other statue very carefully.

The paladin's detect evil spell shows no sign of evil on the weapons, and so Eilkhan and Ivid remove both battleaxe and mace off the staues' hands. The weapons are clearly of superior workmanship and are well-balanced and lightweight.

In the meantime, Ahi carefully takes a look at the scrolls and papyri, but unless he picks them up and unrolls them, he has no chance of telling what is written on them. Most of them seem to be too rotted to be readable anyway .

Okay, I give them a whirl and try to unroll them. Fully expecting a complete disintegration, or rot grubs!