When the key is turned, the layer of force fades out of existence. There is a loud click, and the door alls apart, chunks of stone falling to the ground. The door, much like the guards, seems to only be useful once. The room beyond almost seems set up to be a storage room, having a tarp pulled over a pile of crates. Seeing as I'm sure they'll be cracked open, let me list the goods:<br/><br/><ul class="bbc_list"><li>14,029 gold pieces worth of solid gold bars</li><li>A jeweled gold crown worth 5,000 GP</li><li>A fire opal pendant on a fine gold chain worth 1,400 GP</li><li>A gold music box, playing a calming tune, worth 2,500 GP</li><li>A silver chalice with lapis lazuli gems, worth 105 GP</li><li>A silver comb set with moonstones, valued at 550 GP</li><li>A roll of gold silk worth 105 GP</li><li>A gold dragon hair-clip (also works on ear-fins) with a ruby for an eye, worth 1,050 GP</li><li>A statue made of solid gold, worth 700 GP (its weight in gold)</li><li>A golden circlet set with aquamarines, worth 3,500 GP</li><li>An electrum dagger with a star ruby in the pommel, worth 1,050 GP</li><li>A brass mug with jade inlays, worth 350 GP</li><li>You know what? Screw this, you find some other things that also have a combined value of 15,400 GP</li><li>A +5 chain shirt</li><li>Bracers of Armour +7</li><li>A Tome of clear thought +4</li></ul><br/>There we go. There is also a crate of oranges (fresh).<br/><br/>Total treasure value: 45,739 GP of non-magical, plus 184,250 GP of magical, for a grand total of 229,989 gold pieces. That is what we call a<em>shitload.</em>