Aaron had already tossed his bedroll onto the ground, and was lying upon it, feeding Asheer tidbits He looked up and said, "Like you said, not much reliable information has survived, and what little that has is mostly contradicting other sources of information. One thing that they all agree upon, however, is that the place is a death trap. Hesitation, one wrong step, or even just looking at the wrong place at the wrong time, all of those can and probably will be lethal there. Definitely not for the faint of heart.<br/><br/>There are several false entrances, with a single true entrance, but all of them have the same trap, a falling ceiling or crushing walls, the accounts merely stated that the room itself tried to kill them. After that, the accounts changed, as certain parts were either left out, or certain things were so common that they failed to mention them. That is why I bought a few dozen ten foot polls, useful for testing the area ahead of us, without having to enter it ourselves."<br/><br/>He pulled out some of his own notes, and said, "The builder of the Tomb, or builders, were fond of experimenting, and so we are likely to find several very unique or rare traps and monsters in there. The worst thing you can do is act without thinking, hence the reason I asked that you not do anything until after I have scanned the room for traps."<br/><br/>He put up his notes and said, "I expect any lizard folk tribes to know where the tomb is located, but they wil not know what it is, I think. They will simply know the area as a cursed place, or simply evil, and will either warn us away from it, or not tell us of it, lest that call the evil upon them. Which is why we don't need to pick any fights with the lizard folk."