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Halbrad abandons his intent of braving the misty passage and falls back behind Mason.

Elsa walks down the hall (Making sure she does not step in the exposed traps, and offers watches, and offers to hold the rope since she one of the strongest.....

I'll assume with so many following Mason that the others would follow as well.

The narrow passage is cramped, warm and stuffy. It bends and twists before coming to a dead end. With a quick search you find 2 secret doors, one set in the floor (green square) and the other in the ceiling (yellow circle). You see no way to open the one in the floor, but the round door in the ceiling has a pair of handles clearly visible.

Turn the handle or not turn the handle..that is the question...

"By all means my good man, let us all put our skills against this." Mason steps back, making sure nobody looks to pull any levers.

Neither of you find any signs of traps.

Worren will cast Find Traps as he moves down the corridor, double checking the doors and handles as well as all nearby areas.

NJWilliam wrote:Worren will cast Find Traps as he moves down the corridor, double checking the doors and handles as well as all nearby areas.

The spell reveals nothing in the hall or the doors.

Elsa gives one of her ropes to one of the sneaky types, and says "Best if we get out of this passage when the rope is pulled."

Upon closer examination the circular door in the ceiling that has handles looks as if the whole door rotates. Much like a turning a screw in a threaded hole. You doubt the rope would be useful here. It seems the only way to open it is by hand.

Xale will give a quick prayer to Dalt; the Lord of Portals; and move to the door and with a final glance at Worren; he'll ask; "Your dweamor revealed no traps here then?"

*With that; the Dwarf Warrior-Priest will gingerly open the door....

*Assuming Worren replies that he saw nothing

Worren concentrates his detection spell on the door once again to be sure and then communicates to Xale whether any traps are sensed there.

Worren's magic reveals no trap. Xale twists the stone door by it's handles until it comes free and he is able to push it up and to the side.
A quick peek through the opening in the ceiling reveals a room above containing only 3 very large chests. One made of gold, one silver, and one oak bound with bronze.

Worren directs the focus of his trapfinding magic at each of the chests in turn, without moving himself further into the room, as well as the floor, ceiling, and each of the walls. He also undertakes a keen visual inspection at the same time.

Seeing the chests Halbrad comments: "Hey! Didn't that poem...passage...thing on the wall said something about choosign the right metal?"

NJWilliam wrote:Worren directs the focus of his trapfinding magic at each of the chests in turn, without moving himself further into the room, as well as the floor, ceiling, and each of the walls. He also undertakes a keen visual inspection at the same time.

Worren's magically enchanced senses tell him that all 3 chests are trapped. The rest of the room is safe.

Worren tells the others, "The room seems safe, but not the chests. Each of them is trapped."