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The floor of this room falls away to a pit with spiked sides and roughly hewn walls covered in dirt. At the far end is a large door held shut with two identical iron locks and covered with magical sigils and runes.

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Dorgath searches the concealed door carefully, detecting no traps. He can't hear anything behind it either. He does discover, however, that this door has a strange lock. It doesn't look like his tools will be able to open this one and the door is too strong and heavy to use brute force...

Amusing that they basically had to introduce a proxy card in order to make their new mechanic work. Aside from that, it does look like an interesting mechanic. None of the individual cards are anything I'd go out of my way to play, though. Er, I meant that none of the double-faced cards look...

Sorry, my computer was overheating and needed a fan replaced, which I couldn't do myself because it's built in the hardest possible place to get to (because HP is insane). I'm back now. No traps are detected, but Dorgath finds a secret door halfway across the hallway.

The door leads into a corridor. At the far end there is a black door with a skull motif inscribed in red paint. Well, red something anyway...

I'm in.

Throg finds no traps. There is a lock, but the door is currently unlocked.

The staircase from the Tomb Chamber leads down to a door. The Shaman's map indicates that this leads to 'Da Boneyard.' After an hour or so of rapid descend through unlit galleries, you come to a closed door. This deep is treated as a new dungeon. All Wounds are reset (they were full anyway)...

"Come along, Wilhelm, you may hide behind the rest of us if necessary."

After Kelgar consumes one of his provisions and gives the remaining one to Dorgath, the party is fully healed.

I've got nothing.

Dorgath cannot find any secret doors or traps. While one of the minotaurs was wielding an ordinary club, Throg finds that the other minotaur was wielding an antique-looking dwarven warhammer. It does not seem to be magical, but it is a very high quality weapon. (+1 to damage)

The Warriors see the trail of blood ending at the open trapdoor in the tomb chamber...

I think Spidey's graveyard should have two lands in it, but just in case I missed something, I'll leave it and let him figure it out... UUD, Swamp, Grave Pact, done. Oversoul: 40 Hand: 4 Library: 85 Command Zone: The Mimeoplasm (0/0; As ~ enters the battlefield, you may exile two creature...

To clarify: Carrow did see the trail of blood as it was being formed, but it was already almost to the end of the corridor and by the time he alerted the others, the orc must have left the corridor. So he hasn't gotten far yet and if his wounded foot is slowing him down he might be possible to...

The other warriors see that there is indeed a blood trail going down the corridor behind them.

Dorgath's Lifestone heals him a bit and Kelgar heals himself with a blessing. Throg finds a tightly bound scroll and the object the shaman dropped: a book.

-Dorgath's Lifestone of Ashraz restores 1 of his Wounds. -Kelgar fails to bless anything this turn. -Dorgath distracts the monsters with Flash Powder. The Warriors each gain an extra attack this turn. -Orc Shaman Skabnoze casts Brain Bursta. A bolt of power erupts from his head, striking Carrow...

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