Puzzle Generator
The room is a large square room with four doors on each face, with the party entering from one of them. If they go through any of the doors they’ll find that the doors just go to the opposite side of the room. If they do a WIS DC15 check they’ll find a lip on the floor that belongs to a door that if they swing open will also swing open a ceiling door. The ceiling/floor door does not act in a dual manner though, like the wall doors. What goes down the floor comes through ceiling, but what goes into the ceiling door goes into the exit alcove that leads down a 30’ hallway to the next room.
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10’ wide ledge going around the perimeter of the room with a 50’ deep pit in the middle revealing the top of a rushing, rapid river. The diameter of the pit is about There are 4 corridors connecting into this room. The party has just entered through the southern door. Each corridor is sealed with a tomb door that cannot be broken or picked with Thieves’ tools.
If the party looks in the pit, WIS DC5 will reveal that there are actually four square shaped openings that recess into the walls. These openings are about 15’ down from the ledge and go about 10” deep. In these recessions are iron levers. It appears that the doors are opened by these levers since there are four and one is opened, and the first lever will be pulled in a different position than the others.
When a second lever is pulled, a 12” opening in the ceiling against the walls begins to flood the room making standing on the ledge very difficult. Every so often ask the party to make a CON DC7 or risk being too exhausted from the strain of standing against the crashing water and fall into the pit taking 1d20 bludgeoning damage from the rushing water and immediately beginning a countdown before you drown. If a third lever is pulled, the entire room is cast with the darkness and silence spell. If the final and fourth lever is pulled the room returns to normal, and the northern door is opened.
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