PF Shackled City SCAP
Game Master Freddy Honeycutt

As the creatures seem to be ignoring them, canvy goes off in search of other entrances and exits into the cavern.

Perception 1d20 + 2 ⇒ (15) + 2 = 17

The room has alot of alcoves, but Canvy does not find any treasure or other exits.

Edrukk watches the frog warily while the others investigate the area.

"Hello" The the frog thing. In Gnome, Common, Sylvan, Goblin, Dwarven, Giant, Elven, and Undercommon.

The creature responds to Minniwicks' undercommon.

"Work Done....My Home Now, Deals"

He said work done and asked if this was his home now. Not sure what work it is talking about.

"Damn, no other exits, nothing of interest, ask the frog the way out of here?" he says loudly and snappily to Minniwick. Canvy is frustrated at the time he's wasted in this cavern and the frog creature that doesn't seem to be helpful in the least so far.

Undercommon
"Builkt Bigg big metal boxes twisted metals, this my homes now. You goeses I seen humans they all gones now."

"Wha's e' say'n?"

Broccan stops to watch the conversation, sword in hand.

"He wants us to leave."

"Fine wit' me."

The dwarf moves back toward the entrance and peers out, but he won't leave until the others indicate they are ready.

"Youses good an kinds peoples, Unseen door there!"

The creature points to the wall you eventually find a secret door.

"Not knows where goeses."

Minniwick, you hear that. You gnommes are good with secret things aren't you? Can you open it?

Canvy speaks Undercommon?

We can assume translation, unless Minniwick wants to offer some humour......

Good point Edruuk, forgot he was speaking that ... let's hope Minniwick comes up with the goods!!!

Please always assume translation unless the conversation is with a PC. I will say something if I do not translate for some reason.

look around for the door.

Perception: 1d20 + 11 ⇒ (5) + 11 = 16

Perception 1d20 + 4 ⇒ (19) + 4 = 23

Erine will also readily translate, I just forgot this time.
Erine does her best to assist Edrukk, contributing her scanty knowledge of subterranean architecture.
Perception Aiding: 1d20 + 2 ⇒ (18) + 2 = 20

Canvy stands back and watches his friends carefully study the area where a door is carefully hidden in the wall. He leans on his polearm resting and yawns, bored.

You find a secret passage that is a narrow hallway (29) on the map.

The passageway is well sconstructed, with smooth walls, it turns a bit further in so you can not see the whole way down the passage, the coast looks clear.

"Le's be goin', 'en. Friend 'r no, 'e be makin' me jumpy."

The secret passage opens into a hallway, to your right the hallway meets a rock wall to your left the hallway makes a right turn, there are several doors along this hallway, at the far end the hallway appears to turn right.

OOC room number to stop at, listen at, check or open a door

Broccan approaches the first door he sees (#26).

"Shou' we give a lis'n'r jus' kick it in?"

Canvy stops at the first door, "Best make sure there's nothing that'll be dangerous getting us from behind, not to mention there might be the odd piece of gold or three. Minniwick, you seem quite good at spotting those dangerous things, why not give this door the once over, and when you've finished there's a few more to keep you busy." He laughs as he watches the old gnome, hoping he'll oblige.

Canvy straightens his armor, "Tell us what you can, and have a listen if you can hear anything we should know about?"

The first room #26 is empty....

Onwards down the hall?

Each room as it comes..

Look like I am giving the door a good going over Nothing here Canvy, it is safe for you to open.

Just a bit further down the hall and on your right you come to a door on the other side of it you find a room. 28

The corners of this room are clogged with webbing, but a five-foot-wide, eight-foot-tall web-lined tunnel leads south.

The webs coat every inch of floor, wall, and ceiling. Most of the webbing is no longer sticky, and it is quite soft.

"How'n th' abyss does anne'thn live undergroun' withall'eh damned spiders!"

"W-we could just set it on fire," Erine says wearily. "Save s-some time."

Why does there always have to be webs?

"Where there's webs, theres treasures stuck in it. There's nothing we can't dal with here, proably it'll be already dead. No need to burn our way through."

Edrukk gestures to the half-orc, indicating he can go first.

With his falchion, Canvy starts to cut his way through the webs.

Broccan moves up after Canvy, ready to help if something tries to eat him.

Edrukk shakes his head and leans down to whisper to the female gnome, "Be ready t' light th' room 'n fire if'n 'ey get 'n over 'eir heads, hey?"

With that and still shaking his head, Edrukk follows the other two into the room.

As he cuts, Canvy looks for anything threatening or wealth increasing things. "Common Broccan, lets find the treasures of ages past, eh!"
Perception 1d20 + 2 ⇒ (16) + 2 = 18

Very soon the tunnel splits into right and left,

Dungeoneering, knowledge miner dc 10

"Which way Edruuk, you're better than me with these tunnels?"

The dwarf snorts, "'ave never been 'n 'ese tunnels. Ah'm n' better 'ere 'an ye 'd be 'n a strange city."

Profession- miner: 1d20 + 4 ⇒ (5) + 4 = 9
Knowledge (dungeoneering):1d20 + 7 ⇒ (14) + 7 = 21

"The left tunnel shou' go back int' onneh th' rooms off th' main hall."

Crack a sunrod if we are walking around in the dark "Making big metal boxes with twisted metal. Must be some kind of forge around here somewhere." SNIFF...SNIFF

smell anything? Perception 1d20 + 11 ⇒ (2) + 11 = 13

Minniwick's nose tells him the stagnant dusky air is ahead....

room 30

The air in this cavern is thick, stuffy, and humid, and stinks of rotting fungus. Sheets of thick white webs choke every surface, and coils of the sticky stuff hang from above in thick ropy sheets. The webbing muffles sound, making the cavern seem much smaller than it actually is. In fact, the thick webs make it quite difficult to accurately judge the size of the chamber, or what might be lurking in its depths.

"Yech..Lets head down the hall and see what is behind the other doors. I would rather not slog through those webs."

"Fine w' me. Y' jus' got'eh convince' eh Cap'n. He seems cert'n ere's treasure in'ese webs."

If he is that convinced he can take the lead. Canvy! Are you taking the lead into these webs or can we check down the hall first?

Canvy seems more than a little confused, trying to determine if he should continue to the certain treasure of unexplored areas or the emplty hallway that has been used...........

"Are y' sure y' wan'neh keep goin' this way, Cap'n?"

Canvy decider
1d2 ⇒ 2
1- plow ahead into the next cavern
2- return to the hall and try the next door

Canvy
"Lost yer nerve Broccan err just in love wit spiders still?"