37 - Dining Room This room is nearly filled with tables, neatly covered in white tablecloths and surrounded with spindly wooden chairs. The door to the north is saloon-style, it swings right open - the door to the south is ash, closed, lockable, but currently unlocked. The doorknob is brass. This room is absolutely surreal – when anyone enters, they hear soft music, that seems to emanate from somewhere – but no visible source can be found. It is magically induced. On entering, each player must save vs magic or be affected by a strong desire to sit and wait for food, – here is the problem – NOBODY IS COMING WITH FOOD, as the kitchens are empty of workers and the whole place is in disarray. So that is why there are so many skeletal bodies sitting in the chairs around the room, waiting for a meal that never came. Each one is a "I Search the body" roll, and there are 1d20+15 corpses in the room. Each hour that passes the affected PCs ma...

  36 – Godgyfu’s Study This room’s door to the west is locked, and has two locks – a doorknob and an above doorknob – both are of wrought iron, and the door is of oak. The door to the northwest is closed but not locked, and is oak decorated with grapes and swords with a brass doorknob. The door to the south has been taken off the hinges, and is somewhere else. Godgyfu uses this room for storage, and writing letters. She has a small spindly desk and a red loveseat, from which she pens letters in many inks – and sends them when able, through anybody willing to take mail for pay. There is a small cabinet, with three drawers – bottom with 8 silver ingots, middle with 50 gold coins, and top with several (1d20) gems, each at 1d100 GP value. She uses these to pay or bargain. There is a wooden cabinet filled with old letters – and records.   There is a bookshelf filled with books of all kinds of subjects, she reads quite a lot. There is a large table with a opena...

  35 – Kitchen The door to the east is saloon-style, it swings right open, the door to the south is also this saloon-style door. The door to the north is closed and locked- bronze doorknob and door of oak. There is a large series of clay ovens alongside the west wall, burnt out and cold – There is a large table towards the north of the room, with many cuts and burns, obviously used for preparing food. This room feels like it once contained more things, but they have been taken – the room feels strangely empty. There is abstract decorations on the walls, but they are faded and old – though strange. If the players examine them long enough, they might be able to realize that it is a dining order – a sequence of tables and who goes where. The room is roughly 25X25 feet, with each hallways/passage in and out is around 5 feet wide.

  34 – Vegetable Storage This room’s doors are both closed and sealed from outside air – and the doors are dogs. The room is chilling cold, around 38f, and the surfaces are all tiled, in blues and greys. There are many kinds of woven baskets around the room, containing all kinds of produce, long since rotten. The room is roughly 25X15 feet, with each hallways/passage in and out is around 5 feet wide.  

  33 – Scullery This rooms oak door has an iron knob, it is locked form the inside. The outside is Covered in scratch and clawmarks. This room is used for washing dishes, cooking food for servants and employees, and sometimes sleeping if cots are drawn in. There is one old cot up against a corner, two basins full of very old and dry and rot covered dishes, the water long since evaporated. There is a small blackened clay hearth, bricks cracked and fire long burnt out. There is a bag that used to contain onions, and one that contained potatoes – now they are reduced to a black smear of goop, staining the burlap sack. There are several burnt out candles and evidence of where the candles were moved over time. Huddled in a corner of the room is a black and grey body, mummified and dry – it is wearing a blue dress. If examined very closely, it is obviously not a woman, or even a child – maybe not even a person, though it is certainly organic. ...

  32 – Prep Kitchen This room is the prep kitchen – the door to the north is closed, not locked – and is made of ash and a brass doorknob. The door to the west is saloon-style, it swings right open, the middle door to the south is also this saloon-style door. The door to the south-east is closed and locked- bronze doorknob and door of oak. The prep kitchen has two large basins, filled with dirty cutlery and cookware – A large tub, currently dry, sits in the northwest corner of the room, it is normally used to wash the dirtied things in the basins. There is a large table in the center of the room, used for chopping vegetables, and two smaller ones alongside it for prepping meat, and dairy respectively. There is a broken butter churn under the dairy table – and a rusted cleaver embedded in the meat table. The room is floored with tiles – an architecture check will reveal the rooms slants towards a draining grate – trapped in the grate is a small wire – c...

  31 – Potato Storage This room has two ash doors, doorknobs are brass, but they are left ajar. The room is piled high with potatoes, aging – most have begun to grow and rot and create a small biome of their own, pale and sweet-sickly smelling, earthy and damp. The room is roughly 16X15 feet, with each hallways/passage in and out is around 5 feet wide.

  30 – Mentha and Trifolium Room This chamber has no doors, just two stone archways, covered in moss and lichen. The chamber itself is filled with a thin layer of soil and some stony gravel – from which Mentha and Trifolium Repens grow, green and sweet. There is an obvious footpath carved through the room, which is flourishing. T he smell of mint permeates the passageways connected adjacent to this chamber. In the gravelly soil, in this room, is a rusted key , it takes a successful search roll, or 1d8X2 - two sun moves to find. It locks or unlocks 50% of all oak doors. The room is roughly 15 X 1 7 feet, with each hallways/passage in and out is around 5 feet wide.  

  2 9 – Citrus Sinesis Grove This chamber has no doors, just stone archways, covered in moss and lichen. The chamber itself has three Citrus S inensis trees, two south, one north. T he smell of oranges permeates the passageways connected adjacent to this chamber – and when the players first encounter this chamber, have a random encounter there, the oranges are a popular source of food. In the soil, in this room, is a small jade statue , it takes a successful search roll, or 1d8X2 - two sun moves to find. It is worth approximately 4 GP. The room is roughly 26 X 1 5 feet, with each hallways/passage in and out is around 5 feet wide.  

  2 8 – Kitchen Storage This small room is filled with pots and pans, skillets and dutch-ovens, and forks spoons plates knives, doilies pokers brooms shovels and a small sack of coal. This is basically a supply room for the kitchens below. The room is roughly 1 0 X 1 0 feet, with each hallways/passage in and out is around 5 feet wide.