Dungeon Raid (Surraruthru, Moore)

[Nephrite]

Take 10 for 32

[Iron Dragoon]

> roll 1d20+27 Search
<Serith> Iddy roll for Serith < 35 > [d20=8]

[Anastasia]

The coffins are empty with a few exceptions. In one you find a small bag of gold coins and in another you find a silver bracelet. You could take them if you wish.

[Iron Dragoon]

"We're here for treasure, right?"

[Anastasia]

"No bodies, so it's not graverobbing," Finnegan says, "I have no objection."

[Iron Dragoon]

Surraruthru nods and offers it to Moore. He go the mace, after all.

[Nephrite]

"Yes, but isn't this the silver you were talking about?" Moore asks, inspecting to see if he can tell if it's really silver. He casts Appraising Touch first, of course. "This might be what allows us to get beyond the magma spout?"

Take 10 on Appraise for 42.

[Iron Dragoon]

"Maybe.. It doesn't seem very grail-like to me. It's usually a cup.. Or just something highly desired. We can still try if you think, though."

[Anastasia]

You get the following results.

Coin pouch worth 1 silver
42 gold
Silver bracelet of average quality worth 150 gold

[Nephrite]

"Let's look around some more." He says as he flies over to the urns. If they're all actually made of gold, then...?

Another 42 on appraising them if they aren't bolted to the floor for fear of THIEVES!!!!

[Anastasia]

The urns are common urns made of gold. Worth 200 a pop and there's six of them, so 1200 gold total. They're also empty.

[Nephrite]

"Hmm." Moore nods. "We may as well take them to add to our score." He'll put the urns in his haversack for now and look around for anything else in the room.

[Anastasia]

"You think we're being scored on this," Finnegan says as he keeps watch over both of you, eyes on the doors.

[Nephrite]

"I'd be surprised if we didn't get graded based on what we end up finding." Moore says. He then flies over to the eastern door to try it. "I mean, I don't have proof, but I'd think the dungeonmaster enjoys his item hiding."

[Iron Dragoon]

"It's a slaad. Who knows what it's doing. What we're being scored on, or if, could change a dozen times by the next room. Let's check another room."