The Wayfarer's Inn

Smiling, the rogue removes some items from her bag and begins the task of attempting to unlock the doors. She pays attention to
booby traps etc.

Kherim readies his sword. Ahi stands expectantly, waiting to see what is on the other side before deciding on the proper course of action.

Eilkhan carefully opens the untrapped stone door. It gives way to another large chamber of the same size as the ones before. This one has walls that are painted in faded red colors. In each corner stands a 20-foot-tall statue of Set; each has a different head (clockwise from the upper left: Human, warthog, ass, okapi). The statues are made of unpainted sandstone. Nothing else is in the room, besides two tunnel openings in the opposite wall.


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Do the statues look particularly evil, alive, or in any way interesting?
Being of sandstone, I presume they could be easily broken?

Well, they are statues of Set, and as such they have of course a dark and evil aspect to them. Besides, they feature nothing special like inscriptions, weapons, or parts that can be easily recognized as being movable or removable. And you're right: Being made of sandstone, destroying them shouldn't be too difficult....

Hmmm.... Kherim thinks that might be a viable course of action. Anyone interested?

Sol says "So, you want to destroy these statues? I can help if that is what you want to do. Should we go back and destroy the well, too?"

"All righty then. If you guys want to destroy the statues is fine. As for the well, wouldn't it be easier to destroy it with some kind
of spell? I don't see us hacking it to pieces with weapons to be honest."

Unless someone objects, Sol will pull out the magic warhammer and go over to the statue of Set located in the NW corner of the room (upper left on the map) and start pounding it into sand.

"I'd leave the well alone. It's just that statues are good places to hide things, and in any case, they are a representation of the evil here."