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Lannas helps Harker in collecting the weapons, though a few are broken or damaged beyond usefulness. Altogether you find 4 falchions, 1 spear with a broken haft, 2 short swords, and 2 daggers. The two daggers are in good condition, but of the 4 falchions, 1 has a dangerously loose hand grip, and another has most of the point broken off. One of the short swords has several deep notches in the cutting edges, and the other has been driven deeply into a table leg. (roll a strength check to remove it). All the weapons carry blood; dried since their last engagement.
While Conweena and Igber linger near the Wenztern door, Traesta packs the coins away in her pack. Dorath inspects the corpses and discovers another gruesome detail: It appears the pirates here fought each other (or something human-like) to the death. The bites are all human, and if there are any wounds that are not obviously from a weapon (or a bite) then they fit the pattern of a human hand tearing at the flesh, either with incalculable desperation, or inhuman strength. In his gruesome investigation, however (aside from a few loose copper standard coins scattered about [7, actually and one Royal Drake] ) Dorath also discovers another bundle of tied cloth, similar to the first that Harker had found, and a careful search of the wrecked furnishings may uncover more.
Meanwhile Igber has finished his inspection of the Wenztern door with negative results. He cannot hear any thing beyond the door, but he does not find that the door is trapped either. He does suspect that it has not set idle for the last hundred years like most of the other doors in this tomb seem have been.