Devaguea had the group wait while Nordri cleared the room for traps, before everyone went in. Most of the group stayed out of the room, not able to really help with the undead giant wizard's lab. Devaguea's first job was using the identify spell to sort the magic items, before then moving onto everything else in the room. While he was working the pile, Nordri was searching for hidden doors or cache's, while Sak'bas scanned the room with Detect Evil.<br/><br/>After identifying the various items in the pile, he turned to the not-satyr-but-definitely-goat woman. "So, tell me about yourself? We are in need of a priest, and you seemed to channel earlier. Got any plans after getting out of this hell? Also, if you have any spells of delay poison and fire resist, might wanna cast them. Getting out is going to be... fun otherwise."<br/><br/>Once his identify pinged him to the jars, he quickly figured out they were OCCUPIED soul jars. A brief argument with the two holy personalities about releasing the occupants was won for not releasing them due to distance from town, lack of supplies, the group not going to town straight on, AND the very dangerous exit they would have to take that would cheerfully murder the survivors if given a chance. So instead the group CAREFULLY loaded the jars into a portable hole they found in the same room as the jars, taking care to put Maegar Varn and his paladin not-girlfriend near the top. Once that was done, the group did a quick sweep of each room on their way out, Devaguea having to leave a lot of information behind due to it being very LARGE and very HEAVY stone slabs when not carved directly into the walls of the tomb, but he did plan on outfitting a group to come back and strip the heavier pieces of history out and get rubbings of everything left in it.<br/><br/>FINALLY done with what the group could do, they departed the tomb, heaving back toward the Nomen tribes to inform the tribe of the good news about Vordakai, and ensure the centaur they had rescued managed to make it back in one piece.