
You walk down each corridor about 30 feet in each direction Zork sprinkles some goblin blood on the floor but no foot prints appear other than your as you head back to the intersection.
In the Corridor to the right that Krusten shot the fleeing goblin you can see that it goes at least another 30 feet beyond the 30 feet you walked down. You did not find any hidden, concealed or secret door.
In the corridor to the left you see that it extends another 10 feet past the 30 feet you go down and then Ts to the left and right. You find no Secret, hidden or concealed doors.
The corridor that is across from your position you are able to go down the 30 feet to the door. Do you wish to open this door?
You follow the left corridor 40 feet from the intersection where it T"'s. You look right an see that it goes about 20 feet and then turns to the left. Looing down the left you can see it continues straight for 30 feet. You still have a the torch from the entrance.
Group - You follow the corridor to the left (South). It goes about 50 feet before turning to the right (West), Turning that corner and following it 20 feet then it turns Right (North) again. Turning the corner you see a door 10 feet in front of you. While searching the corridor you have not found any secret, hidden or concealed passages. You have not heard or seen any goblins.
Anna you are walking along the road on a bright but cool day. Up ahead you can see some farms. Edited: KNtoran on 7th Aug, 2015 - 12:51am
Dungeons & Dragons 3.5 Play By Post Game (Hover)
You follow the passage to the north 20 feet where it turns to the west. You follow that passage west 20 feet where it turns back to the south. 20 feet down you see a door. You did not find any traps, secret or hidden doors along these corridors. Edited: KNtoran on 15th Aug, 2015 - 10:28pm
Dungeons & Dragons 3.5 Play By Post Game (Hover)
Group - The room is 20 feet deep and 30 feet across. Inside the room you see a skeleton that is shackled to the wall.
Anna - You are approaching a group of farms. You can see farmers out working in their fields.