On the hallway outside there were some blood drips that marked the passage of Kursk. The door to the room where Finna was kept was wide open, and she was missing... apparently the orc decided not to leave empty handed, and claimed the shieldmaiden as his prize for good!<br/><br/>The signs pointed that Kursk was going through the warded door at the end of the hallway... if so, he had to have some means of neutralizing that barrier until he passed it...<br/><br/><div class="spoiler_container"><div class="spoiler_header" onclick="hideSecond (this);" role="button">MAP</div><div class="spoiler_body">(http://i1082.photobucket.com/albums/j361/zapreskog/topfloor_zpsfe1e3812.jpg)<br/><br/>1. Main Hallway<br/>1a-1f Side rooms are the personal quarters of the High Priests. Nameplates indicate the names of the former residents.<br/>1a. Hierophant Sazael<br/>1b. Silent Mother Nlell<br/>1c. Archsage Mager<br/>1d. Battlemaster Aziel<br/>1e. Mother Lysiae<br/>1f. High Priest Hagan<br/>2. Kitchen<br/>3. Sealed room with the engraving of the order's holy symbol on the door, protected by a magical barrier (DC 20, 1d6+6 electrical damage on failure (reflex DC 14 for half). On the third failed attempt, it deals 10d6+60 electrical damage (no save) instead. DC 15 Knowledge (Arcana, Engineering, Religion) or DC 20 Insight reveals that there is likely a key somewhere that will disable the barrier without a lengthy ritual.<br/>4. Council Chamber<br/>5. Balcony<br/><br/>Blue: unlocked doors<br/>Red: magically protected door<br/>Green: secret door (DC 15 perception), Pilgrim's Path exit.<br/>The repeating black lines represent stairs leading downwards.<br/></div></div>