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3.5 D&D You As Character Role-Playing Game - Page 392

You search the room completely and do not find anything at all. If there was something in this room it has long been removed. Those in the hallway do not see or hear anything of note.

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"Hmph, I guess not. Time to move on I suppose. The hobs are bound to be around here somewhere, be careful."

Back in formation, we'll head back to the last intersection and go where the next left takes us.

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Following in my assigned position, I'll keep alert for the unusual. "I'm going to recreate Dr. Scholl's liners soon, for all this corridor walking.

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"We're rollin, rollin, rolling," Jonathan kidded as he took his spot in the front with Ghost as they continued on.

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I was both disappointed and relieved that there was nothing within the room and will follow after the others though staying more towards the back with the elven children. I will say as we continue on, "Hopefully we will be able to find out who created these tunnels. Whether dwarves, hobgoblins, or other group."

Edited: Thomaslee on 20th Jan, 2018 - 2:16am

3.5 D&D You As Character Role-Playing Game

You all head back to the four way intersection and once again turn left. You follow that corridor about 80 feet before it turns to the left. You follow that corridor about another 80 feet before it comes to a T intersection. Looking both left and right you can see each side goes about 20 feet and ends in a door.

3.5 D&D You Character Role-Playing Game - Page 392

Not liking this, I'll peer at both doors before quietly asking, "Rachel, what does Ghost think?

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Quietly I say “who makes 20 meter featureless corridors ending in a ‘T’? Crazy design.” Listening hard, I wait for the choice of direction, but wary of another ambush.