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22: Three Queens of Ash
- A vast cavern, naturally lit from a narrow rift in the ceiling. Nothing grows here. The floor is a beach of ashes.
- (?) The ashen floor under the rift slopes down into a suspicious looking area of shifting ashes. A spear juts from a raised area in the centre.
- (!) The shifting ashes consume things, like quicksand.
- (!)
Under the ash live the three Ash Queens, undead, eyeless, ash-smeared
beauties with crowns of wire. They command the royal guard.
- Ruby: wants lovers/companions/sacrifices.
- Sapphire: wants revenge against the cleaning demon and the ‘new masters’ above.
- Emerald: wants unique and precious things.
23: Buried God
- Head of a vast and deific statue, buried up to its nose in ash.
- (??) Counts as a shrine.
24: Royal Guard
- A forest of human figures, standing perfectly still, distorted by the layers of ash in which they are entombed.
- (!) The guards sleep deeply, but will be summoned to undeath if disturbed, a few at a time.
- (!) The ground here is treacherous with pitfalls under the ankle-deep ashes.
25: Ruin Homes
- (!) Ash ghouls shelter here, huddled and hidden in corners. Make a reaction roll.
26: Sunfire’s Home
- A ghoul huddles foetal, caressing something that burns brilliant orange.
- (?) Sunfire is the peaceful ghoul and the magical jewel they hold. It’s light attracts the undead.
27: Lost Temple
- Facade of great marble columns built into the cave.
28: Anchorite
- A ghoul in a bricked-up cell adjoining the temple. Only a small opening (hagioscope) looks inside.
- (?) Doesn’t remember its name, wants to be left alone to admire the Great Divinity. Knows the door combination.
29: Cella
- A large bronze statue with three heads, horns, and a giant axe, frozen mid dance.
- (?) A shrine.
30: Treasury
- (?) Brass door leads to the treasury.
- (!) Door is locked by a kind of twisting brass circle with archaic glyphs – a combination lock. Two wrong combinations causes the roof above to shudder and then collapse.
- 2d6 ivory statuettes worth 3 coins each.
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