Room C17 of the Fiery Sanctum contains a secret door in its north wall that leads to an unlabeled, rectangular room. The rectangular shape appears to indicate a constructed room. The map of the room shows what appears to be a bench or table in the southwest corner and what appears to be a manufactured border to a lava pool in the northeast corner. The description for room C17 on page 279 appears to contain no reference to the secret door or the unlabeled room beyond, yet an artist went to some length to give the secret room some features that we can see on the map.
Does anyone know what's the purpose or the contents of the secret room? Did it appear in Dungeon but get left out of the Shackled City hardcover?
If you've run this part of the adventure and couldn't find anything about the secret door or the room beyond, did you just ignore the room, or perhaps not even have the secret door and room at all? Thanks.
Room C17 of the Fiery Sanctum contains a secret door in its north wall that leads to an unlabeled, rectangular room. The rectangular shape appears to indicate a constructed room. The map of the room shows what appears to be a bench or table in the southwest corner and what appears to be a manufactured border to a lava pool in the northeast corner. The description for room C17 on page 279 appears to contain no reference to the secret door or the unlabeled room beyond, yet an artist went to some length to give the secret room some features that we can see on the map.
Does anyone know what's the purpose or the contents of the secret room? Did it appear in Dungeon but get left out of the Shackled City hardcover?
If you've run this part of the adventure and couldn't find anything about the secret door or the room beyond, did you just ignore the room, or perhaps not even have the secret door and room at all? Thanks.
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I made it the secret study room of F. Doorgan, where the papers concerning the construction of the dispersal collar can be found.Peter
Room C17 of the Fiery Sanctum contains a secret door in its north wall that leads to an unlabeled, rectangular room. The rectangular shape appears to indicate a constructed room. The map of the room shows what appears to be a bench or table in the southwest corner and what appears to be a manufactured border to a lava pool in the northeast corner. The description for room C17 on page 279 appears to contain no reference to the secret door or the unlabeled room beyond, yet an artist went to some length to give the secret room some features that we can see on the map.
Does anyone know what's the purpose or the contents of the secret room? Did it appear in Dungeon but get left out of the Shackled City hardcover?
If you've run this part of the adventure and couldn't find anything about the secret door or the room beyond, did you just ignore the room, or perhaps not even have the secret door and room at all? Thanks.
This question has already been answered. Look in the archives.
I made it the secret study room of F. Doorgan, where the papers concerning the construction of the dispersal collar can be found.Peter
Thanks Peter. I looked through the archives but couldn't find a reference to it. If you could give me the location or just the answer I'd much appreciate it. Thanks. :)
Thanks Peter. I looked through the archives but couldn't find a reference to it. If you could give me the location or just the answer I'd much appreciate it. Thanks. :)Room C17 of the Fiery Sanctum contains a secret door in its north wall that leads to an unlabeled, rectangular room. The rectangular shape appears to indicate a constructed room. The map of the room shows what appears to be a bench or table in the southwest corner and what appears to be a manufactured border to a lava pool in the northeast corner. The description for room C17 on page 279 appears to contain no reference to the secret door or the unlabeled room beyond, yet an artist went to some length to give the secret room some features that we can see on the map.
Does anyone know what's the purpose or the contents of the secret room? Did it appear in Dungeon but get left out of the Shackled City hardcover?
If you've run this part of the adventure and couldn't find anything about the secret door or the room beyond, did you just ignore the room, or perhaps not even have the secret door and room at all? Thanks.
This question has already been answered. Look in the archives.
I made it the secret study room of F. Doorgan, where the papers concerning the construction of the dispersal collar can be found.Peter
Here is the link I was referring to. Sorry, there is not much in it. You have to make it up yourself.
Peter
Thanks Peter. I looked through the archives but couldn't find a reference to it. If you could give me the location or just the answer I'd much appreciate it. Thanks. :)Room C17 of the Fiery Sanctum contains a secret door in its north wall that leads to an unlabeled, rectangular room. The rectangular shape appears to indicate a constructed room. The map of the room shows what appears to be a bench or table in the southwest corner and what appears to be a manufactured border to a lava pool in the northeast corner. The description for room C17 on page 279 appears to contain no reference to the secret door or the unlabeled room beyond, yet an artist went to some length to give the secret room some features that we can see on the map.
Does anyone know what's the purpose or the contents of the secret room? Did it appear in Dungeon but get left out of the Shackled City hardcover?
If you've run this part of the adventure and couldn't find anything about the secret door or the room beyond, did you just ignore the room, or perhaps not even have the secret door and room at all? Thanks.
This question has already been answered. Look in the archives.
I made it the secret study room of F. Doorgan, where the papers concerning the construction of the dispersal collar can be found.Peter
Here is the link I was referring to. Sorry, there is not much in it. You have to make it up yourself.
Peter
Thanks again, Peter. I see that nobody knew back in October or November either. "Chambers" is actually one of those odd terms in English that appears plural but is regularly used as a singular. When a judge says that he'll see the lawyers "in chambers" he doesn't mean that he has multiple rooms--just that he'll see the lawyers in his office. :)