Neither of the locks were magical.<br/><br/>Furthermore, neither of the locks appeared to be trapped.  So, it was a matter of simply placing a key in the lock, turning, and hoping for the best.  The eastern-most door on the southern wall did not open.  But the western-most door on that same wall did.<br/><br/>The door revealed a long corridor as far as your flame could reach, which was flanked by a row of human statues, set into alcoves on each side. The statues look like Kassen, and each one holds a longsword out in front of it. The blades of roughly half the statues are wrapped in leather padding.<br/><br/>Roldaire had mentioned this room and the traps within.  What was it that he had said?<br/><br/><div class="quoteheader"><div class="topslice_quote">Quote</div></div><blockquote class="bbc_standard_quote">11.  THEN, Roldare drew a rough map of the first floor -- with the traps he was aware of laid out.  Most are in the Hall of Mazes, but the other is in a long hallway on the other side of the map.  Roldare said that this trap had not been laid by the villagers--but they HAD attempted to diminish its impact.  <br/><br/>He further explains that the trap is called "Kassen's Blades."  When someone steps on a pressure plate, swords held by eight different statues will swing downwards and remain in that position until the trap resets. </blockquote><div class="quotefooter"><div class="botslice_quote"></div></div><br/>(https://i.imgur.com/Jzegknx.jpg)<br/><br/>