The Wayfarer's Inn

Hi Sir C,

I don't think I understand the whole description. What do you mean by crypt, a separate room that is only 5ft high? How is it separated from the room we are in, by that section in the wall that looked different? Or is it a sort of mausoleum that is pretty high? What does it mean it is a vault (that for me conjures the image of a dome), or that it was hewn from the rock?

Why is the centre of the south wall different in the map? What do we see there?

I understand the confusion and will provide a side view map for you tonight or tomorrow.

Rafe what was your other idea? We want every ones' input so we can agree on the best outcome?

So, do we want Eilkhan to try to open the secret door? Or should one of us try to break the top of the crypt? I'll do it, if nobody else wants to.

I guess I finally understood the drawing, by the way

I suggest we begin with the secret door without touching the crypt, if possible

No worries, I am good with the decision.

I had just wondered if there had been a way to trigger the trap with a spell, but this way is also alright.

Not the last trap we'll encounter, I assume.

Ok, so it sounds like we want Eilkhan to put on the boots of levitation and work on the secret door?

Yep, that works.

Rafe,
You have knock on your list of prepared spell choices as a second level spell. Why do we need to wait for several hours?

Oh, have I? - I HAVE!

Okay, then.

In my other 1e games, we always had that spellbook rule: A wizard needed to take a few hours off to learn new spells/to incorporate them into his spellbook (which was pyhsically present in the game).

Sorry, I told you that I am bad with magic users.