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[IC] Black Hills Caves: Exploration Day 2
[Assuming you search the room...]

A large metal table is surrounded by odd-looking chairs in this room. To the west, what appears to be a transparent wall looks out over a strange desert valley.  Four pillars support the fifteen foot-high ceiling, while dozens of crude images of a pickaxe made of a skull and bones have been painted onto the walls with some sort of ivory pigment along with several phrases in an unrecognizable language.

You do find that the head of the table facing the 'window' has a glowing panel that lights up when when your hand touches the area. [Like a touch screen]  It has 9 smaller boxes set inside 1 large box.  If you mess around with the buttons you find the three along the bottom either dim the lights in the room or turn them on or off.  Any of the other buttons that are touched except one switch the wall to a static display.  The one working button returns the the wall to the same view of the strange desert valley.  This would seem to suggest their might be other cameras that display different views of the valley but they aren't working.

[You can make a knowledge Religion check DC 17. ]
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RE: Black Hills Caves: Exploration Day 2 - by GM Marvel - 06-04-2021, 01:09 PM



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