Now where am I?! (Moore)

[Nephrite]

"...Hm." Moore casts a simple spell to aid him in appraising these supposed coins.

Take 10 for 49 on spellcraft, Take 10 for 44 on Search, and Take 10 for 44 on Appraise.

Looking for magic, traps, and if the coins are real!

[Anastasia]

They're coins. Worth several hundred gold all told, and they aren't magical. No sign of traps or them being fakes.

[Nephrite]

Moore will put them into his haversack then! Perhaps underneath them is a stone shape!

[Anastasia]

There are indeed. Two stone pentagons and a sphere.

[Nephrite]

Aha, now we're talking. Moore casts another few protective spells just in case.

Tyche's Touch and Improvisation.

Then he touches the sphere, knowing that it'll be activated regardless.

[Anastasia]

Two daggers appear and the pentagons crumble.

A moment later, the sphere follows suit.

> roll 1d100
<Serith> Kotono roll for Serith < 60 > [d100=60]

Misfortune touches you, hanging over you like a pall.

You suffer a -10 luck penalty to your next saving throw.

[Nephrite]

Moore frowns for a moment before he shrugs and analyzes the two daggers! Maybe one of them is construct bane!

[Anastasia]

They are a dagger+1, undead bane and a dagger+1, dragon bane.

[Nephrite]

Rats!!!!

He stores them away for now. Back out and to the right -- east, to the rumbling!

[Anastasia]

What's your alignment?

[Nephrite]

Neutral good

[Anastasia]

This room is a simple dead end. In the back wall are the following stone shapes: A dot, a line, a triangle, a square, a pentagon, a hexagon and a sphere.

[Nephrite]

"Wow, it's like a party in here." Moore says. He can't risk messing with anything just yet, so he heads back and goes to his right -- north, finally!

[Anastasia]

"That's all of them so far, I wonder what...?" Ilsenine trails off, "Hold a moment, Moore."

[Nephrite]

Moore stops!

"Do you have an idea? I mean, if we puzzle ...er..." He clears his throat. "Think about it, it will likely seal off this passage and open another one to another direction, while creating a monster, and a treasure, as well as doing something to whomever touches it. I... think that covers it all."