The rabbit woman pulled the cloak tight around herself, though she was still chained to the floor. "Th-thank you," she murmured. "He... should have the key, somewhere."<br/><br/>There was quite a bit of treasure, in the troll's stronghold. The outer storeroom didn't hold any one thing that was particularly valuable, but the sheer volume of mundane supplies would be worth quite a bit, if they could be brought back, as it would likely take several wagonloads to carry it all. (That room alone contains 4 BP worth of material.)<br/><br/>In addition to the cache he found in the two-headed troll's room, it was also discovered that the troll had a magical necklace. (Necklace of Natural Armor +2). The stone he had found also projected an aura of defense. (+1 Insight Bonus to AC).<br/><br/>Harkgulka's necklace was a Necklace of Fireballs, though only five beads remained (2x 4d6, 3x 2d6.) His armor and weapon, the rabbit-woman, named Sena, claimed, stating that they were stolen from her when she was captured.<br/><br/>Tacked to the western wall of the cavern is a large map drawn on the back of a thylacine hide. Several locations, including the troll lair and the PCs’ town, are marked on the map, some marked with large X marks along with several arrows and other marks showing planned raids and routes of attack.<br/><br/>Inside the locked chest that, thankfully, the troll carried the key for, was a small statue of a dragon carved from exotic wood worth 200 gp, a gold necklace with a jade pendant worth 500 gp, several pieces of minor jewelry worth a total 750 gp, five medium quality gemstones worth 100 gp each, three bottles of fine wine worth 15 gp each, an engraved silver tankard worth 50 gp, 1,484 cp, 3,550 sp, and 652 gp. In addition, a weapon rack carried a dozen fine, masterwork weapons, along with a pair of enchanted ones; a +1 shortbow, and a +1 falchion, both of clearly elven make, as opposed to the dwarven-designed weapons also on the rack.