Effric, that pillar of neutrality, wanders to the west and checks out the altar there. The supporting pillars in this wing are sandstone, resting on a red slate floor. Bits of broken pottery and sharp bits of rock cover the floor here, making walk- ing about a risky business. The stump of a granite monolith, and chunks of brownish-red rock around its base, indicate that the altar was violently assaulted and destroyed. A few links of bronze chain, a twisted manacle, and a bronzewood maul with a snapped haft add to the impression that the enemies of the Temple who did this must have found the altar very hateful indeed.
There is a closed door just beyond the altar in the west wing.
Thurwin, the mad mage, takes a gander at the grand staircase to the north. A flight of steps, 20 feet wide and each step broad and tall, delves down to the north. The stone is a dull gray, but flecks of color—white, blue, red, green, and black—dot its surface.
To the north of the staircase is a stone railing, with supports of white, brown, and green stone alternating; its upper portion is cinnebar. The floor beyond is paved with three-foot squares of highly polished red granite. The square columns of some type of yellowish stone are carved in bas relief, and painted to show scenes of fire and suffering with demoniac creatures leering on.
Actions?
Hit points and marching order
Effric 10/10 <4/1>
Morgan 18/18
--Calthas 13/13
Tavin 9/9 <>
Father Redmond 13/13 <>
Caydon 11/11
--Thurwin 5/5 <sleep/sleep>