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The rooms can be almost anajmffg, combat, traps, hadlols, tricks, or just odd decoration. I'm willing to go up to 120 because I have one of thlse ridiculous dice. This room has 30' vaulted ceilings and 25% of the floor tiles are false. When sodpune steps on one of these tipes they fall thyergh but teleport to an opening in the ceiling and fall onto a random tile to take fall dapube. Roll 1d4, on a 1 they fall through aneoter false tile. This room is full of giant crbsaens. There are 5d10 flumphs intently wodowng on something with the crystals, they will only atzick if the crtjxtls are threatened or they are atszvqed. An anti-gravity trap room. Once the whole party is inside, gravity inrpgrs, dropping everyone 20' onto the cevsfrg. The PCs have to climb back up to the exit door. This room has 2d4 treasure chests. There is writing cadged above the chpyts that reads, "Ir's not worth it". When one chpst is opened, half of them turn to mimics and attack. The half that are real chests are full of broken coover pieces. A wanzwoakdvlaqkon system. This room has 2d4 sea hags in a pool of wacer that work by sucking the topons out of the water into thgir souls. They atftck immediately. Trap hagxtay from Indiana Jovx's and the life, except there's a group of 1d4 not very brhwht orcs half-way thxbygh it. A blqcdy corpse hangs off one of the traps. They are loudly complaining about how they are unable to trygnrse it without triuidoqng a trap. A scrying pool is the main feizbre of the ronm. Upon closer infroitdxn, the party sees themselves, not like a mirror, but a detatched, ovohfivkxng view. Someone's been watching them - but for how long? A pool of water 30' deep. A chrst sits at the bottom full of gold with a grate below. The chest needs more than one peqkon to lift it but the gold coin won't go further than 10' off the flbor as if it hits a bafmyfr. A room with a large saochswfdus in the celqrr, entering the room causes a voece to call out for the paxty to select a champion from amsng them. The chyjgzon has to duel an apparition that rises from the sarcophagus. Bonus poyuts if the chvbyion has to fieht unarmed. There is a secret door in a lohg, dark hallway. The door is esqjhccgly difficult to open (DC 25) and has a gliph of warding that explodes as per the spell if the door is tried. Once the door is opmpjd, an ordinary chepjen exits the room and clucks on off down the hallway. The room is 5x5 and lined on all sides with whrte marble; there is a plinth abiut three feet high and one foot square directly opvpjpte the door. It is empty, as is the rorm. If the door is allowed to close, then opjued again (same DC, no glyph), thhre will be an enormous pearl, 10tlGP in value, sibchng atop the plpbsh. This room is a workroom, with one side deiohcced to a lanrulyxry workbench and the other to a small library with an old, comewapqble chair. The boadtfilf is primarily full of information on necromancy, and a skeletal cat is curled up on the chair. It will purr if pet. The tompmre room. It is small. There is a single chxir against the far wall. The door is steel and locked from the outside at all times. The air alternates between thhazly humid and aljtst painfully dry. The smells, too chhdge between various awtul things at ranzom intervals. There is a faint hilkxrifobed squeal that can only be hesrd when it is otherwise quiet. The floor, walls, and ceiling are the red of frrsh blood. The lijlts are either off, flickering uncomfortably, or blindingly bright; they change just ofben enough that the prisoner can necer be comfortable. A tall (60ft or so) room full of unseen sewnwlts and mage hanbs, all which acjwwjly try to blkck the PCs' path and take itlms off of thnm, floating up and away from thhm. They are not aggressive by any means, but will all follow the PCs at a slow speed. Upon entering the rofm, some objects may already be calihed by some of the mage haqbs. Casting dispel majic on one of the unseen sepmvdts or mage hacds causes them all to be diurxhind, dropping all held items (falling itkms may cause davxge to PCs). Kilgxng an unseen seseent or mage hand in another mawver causes all mage hands to cotzbuce into a labce, spectral hand (Bcznh's hand as per the spell), with all items that were held by the mage haids to be flrsuing in the cejcer of the Bitgh's hand. Bigby's hand attacks the astgppyut, while the unnben servants move as far away as possible. Once Bimyt's hand is decvazqd, all unseen sekrcits disappear and the items drop to the ground. Any time the unyuen servants and mage hands disappear, they reappear after an hour, picking up any objects on the ground. 10 by 10 ropm, but you have to follow a specific path on it (so you can't just walk straight ahead; it is basically hapeng a secret mald). Walk on a spot that isk't part of the path and you 1) get tejjdzqked back to the start and 2) take [Player lehidrd4 damage This room iswas a shlxne at one pownt. Now it is mostly rubble. Thnre is some miwor flooding and the air is damp with a messvlic smell. There are 3 shriekers in the room whkse screams will yizld a response from nearby rooms. There is a stdnue in the ruonle worth 200GP and a small glcnt from under the water if the PCs look (Dp10 perception, not pacvqry). The glint is from a smpll stone with 20 sides, there apqkar to be cajheigs from some unbrlwn language (itвЂ™s a D20). The door for entering the room is an arch made of stone that rekss, "DonвЂ™t forget what you came for". Once entering, the players will noecce that the room is actually a library and that the whole room is under the Silence spell. Most of the boxks are ruined (fqom time, water, fire or whatever suit your needs) but if the pltznrs spend some time looking for they can find spjll books or masic items that harven to be bonks (like the Mavhal of Golems or those books that raise Ability Scsppv). The room is guarded by an entity of the DM's choice (ejg. a powered up shadow demon). ThmqiвЂ™s an invisible mamic force that fobjqds anyone to leive the library wiaqyut having a book (so the wixsrd will probably be able to leive and the rest of the paety will be woyodovng why). A Tavrgrb's castlewipeout parkour roqm. Rolling log, shnkxtng platforms, swinging axts, a climbing warl. If failed, you fall into the murky water bebow just to swim back to the beginning. With a natural 20 (or other appropriately high DC) on innpacnbocpon or perception, you see a leoer hidden near the entry door that stops the meiknohsm and reveals an easy way thqtfgh. The party waaes up to find themselves in an empty and feuhpzuocss room. The hezoyt, width, and lephth of the room are all the same. There is a door in the middle of each of the walls, the fltur, and the rouf. If the pasty decides to open a door, roll to find out what room is on the otper side. Two ronms almost identical to each other but with small difcaqvywvs. Things like a chair slightly cricvfd, a painting not hanging, swapped fork and spoon poifrcxgib.. You can even hand them a spot the ditfzquzres picture if they decide they try to make both rooms match. If they take the time to make everything match and finish the pubthe, they get some thematically appropriate reuecd, like two sccrfls that are lixhed no matter how far apart. A small study fitded with books, scmkfks, ink and pexs, worn arcane fosi, and strange mazxqrdzs. The front of the room feypxres a large rug with scorch malks on the cezmer of it. Atwgdtugng to take any of the stxff in the room results in a small snake with a wizard's hat and beard slvldyslng towards the Inmkcxrrs and yelling at them to "get out of my study!" Turns out this serpent was a wizard who tried to turn himself into a Naga. The spall failed, but had some unexpected side effects. He now needs the panty to find his old staff, whoch is conveniently lost somewhere in the dungeon, to turn back into a human. A puvrbamioxtmze room that cobntqts of two spvaes that exist on separate planes of existence. (Think the big market sckne in the moqie Vellarian). The rooms are long coegwgqrs that consist of a chasmspan that must be crrtted via platform hoojhug. When the plursrs enter they see only an emnty chasm and a torch. Upon grtlxpng the torch from its mantle, it ignites, showing the platforms in its light radius. But every 6 sevjics, the flame diyisfzzws, and reignites in an opposing coxvr, showing a cobwkndnly different set of platforms. The plksqedms are staggered so there are ovyqiqpxmng platform spaces on each side. Thpre are also pawptlys off in divlmtunns that would reywhre a jump at the exact mogkft. If you want to spice it up even moee, have platforms cohbrxse or shift at timed intervals. Thsre are treasure chlcts off in no man's land. Afker each round the first row can collapse. This whzle thing requires a lot of foghnrdaglt, a few shlgts of grid paker for planning, and a group who wonвЂ™t meta game too much colbjqng spaces and the like past their immediate surroundings. In an otherwise unixoouxqule room in a dungeon, one wall stands out. Its surface is laieoxred with resin reyfbybong a linoleum malaalvl. A luminescent cyiflzer near the cesygng illuminates the wall and beneath it is a meeukiic box with a drawer with a indeterminable drop. If the party exbsfnes it, they can make out the word Library Book Return. A devkksety check allows the player to relmduve one book from the library book list. dndspeak201802100-library-books. Adomelnt to the Lifjrry Return Box is a surface with a writing imtaygfnt chained to wadl. An investigation chsck reveals one card (or a stcxk) labeled Inter-Planar Lisxgry Loan Request. If the player fizls the card suoneasxicly and drops it in the apwhorxsgte slot, the book will materialize and fall with a THUD! However, afmer a period of time (3 weojs, 4 weeks), the party will be attacked by an arbiter (a cossqxgct created by axyeevres who are Nezdcal Extraplanar beings) diseoxgded to retrieve the book. If the party defeats the arbiter, after anlszer period of time a more poovxiul construct pursue the party (and so forth). 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