49 rooms · levels 3–20
A rather boring path really... It's hard to make out, but it seems that the trail leads off towards the monastery.
The trail goes deeper into the forest, but you can make out the outline of the Monk's Monastery further down the path.
You can now definitely make out the Monk's Monastery since you are almost outside the entranceway now.
This has got to be a religious building from all the chanting and humming that you hear coming from within. You think you can hear some sounds of unarmed battle coming from towards the back which is straight ahead.
To the East, a hallway leads into the rest of the monastery and the Practice Grounds in the back. From the South you hear some chanting and the low hum of monks in prayer.
The hallway continues East towards the training grounds though a smaller hallway is to the North. You see a Dining Hall to the South of here.
The main hallway continues to the East towards the Training Grounds and to the West towards the Monastery's Entrance.
This East-West hallway goes East towards the Training Grounds and West towards the Monastery Entrance. You hear the sounds of unarmed combat to the East and hear some faint humming coming back from the West.
You are in a small hallway outside of the Library which is to the West. To the South is the Main Hallway, to the North is a monk's cell, and the small corridor to the East is lined with monk cells on both sides.
This smallish hallway runs East-West and is lined with monk cells on both sides. The cells each have a heavy curtain to provide the monks with a little bit of privacy when they are in their rooms.
This smallish hallway runs East-West and is lined with monk cells on both sides. The cells each have a heavy curtain to provide the monks with a little bit of privacy when they are in their rooms.
The small hallway turns West down the corridor and South towards the Training Grounds. Monk cells are to the North and East; and you faintly hear to sounds of unarmed combat towards the South.
A curtain covers the entrance to a monk's cell to the East of here, a small corridor goes North to some more monk cells, and to the South is the Entrance to the Training Grounds.
A monk's private living quarters is often referred to as a cell and from the sparseness of the furnishings and comforts of home; you can probably guess why. In fact, the only real piece of furniture in here is a small cot upon which the monk sleeps.
A monk's private living quarters is often referred to as a cell and from the sparseness of the furnishings and comforts of home; you can probably guess why. In fact, the only real piece of furniture in here is a small cot upon which the monk sleeps.
A monk's private living quarters is often referred to as a cell and from the sparseness of the furnishings and comforts of home; you can probably guess why. In fact, the only real piece of furniture in here is a small cot upon which the monk sleeps.
A monk's private living quarters is often referred to as a cell and from the sparseness of the furnishings and comforts of home; you can probably guess why. In fact, the only real piece of furniture in here is a small cot upon which the monk sleeps.
A monk's private living quarters is often referred to as a cell and from the sparseness of the furnishings and comforts of home; you can probably guess why. In fact, the only real piece of furniture in here is a small cot upon which the monk sleeps.
A monk's private living quarters is often referred to as a cell and from the sparseness of the furnishings and comforts of home; you can probably guess why. In fact, the only real piece of furniture in here is a small cot upon which the monk sleeps.
A monk's private living quarters is often referred to as a cell and from the sparseness of the furnishings and comforts of home; you can probably guess why. In fact, the only real piece of furniture in here is a small cot upon which the monk sleeps.
A monk's private living quarters is often referred to as a cell and from the sparseness of the furnishings and comforts of home; you can probably guess why. In fact, the only real piece of furniture in here is a small cot upon which the monk sleeps.
This Library is either very well stocked or these busy monks have been copying a few texts and scrolls very industriously! Bookshelves are to the North and South and the only exit is to the East. Several tables and chairs are about this section and a desk is on the far wall.
The bookshelves are filled with various scrolls, texts, manuals, tomes, books, and other groupings of literature. You would have to examine the various shelves individually to see if there was anything of interest.
The bookshelves are filled with various scrolls, texts, manuals, tomes, books and other groupings of literature. You would have to examine the various shelves individually to see if there was anything of interest.
The monks gather here to pray to the gods at various times of the day, though at any given time there is almost guaranteed to be a few monks here chanting, praying, or humming. The Monastery Entrance is to the North and to the East seems to be the Dining Hall where the monks eat.
You see and hear unarmed combat between monks going on behind the Master though you get the impression that you couldn't get by him unless he thought you were worthy of testing yourself. You see several large and informative SIGNS hanging on the wall.
A long Table fills the room and you get the impression that it probably could seat the entire monastery at one time. Not that they would probably all eat at the same time since someone always seems to be training or praying.
The cook prepares most of the monastery's food here despite the odd hours that certain monks keep. You see various cooking utensils, a firepit, and a trapdoor that leads down to the Cellar. You also notice a sign on the trapdoor that catches your eye.
There is a Hole in the South wall that seems to lead to a tunnel. The Cellar is lit up with some magical lights but the tunnel seems to be lit by some sort of green light. The only other exit is through the trapdoor up to the Kitchen.
Apparently, someone or something made this hole in the wall into the Monastery. Unfortunately, they didn't think things through and they were completely stomped by the monks. The tunnel seems to be lit by some sort of luminescent fungi with an eerie green glow.
This part of the tunnel is brightly lit by some sort of green, glowing fungi. The tunnel goes to the north, east and south.
This tunnel is also brightly lit by the same green, glowing fungi that is fairly prevalent in the chamber to the east.
You can hardly believe the amount of green fungus growing on the walls in this largish chamber. Not only is the fungus abundant, it also gives off a decent amount of light... probably enough to read by comfortably!
You can hardly believe the amount of green fungi growing on the walls in this largish chamber. Not only is the fungi abundant, it also gives off a decent light source-- probably enough to read by comfortably!
You can hardly believe the amount of green fungi growing on the walls in this largish chamber. Not only is the fungi abundant, it also gives off a decent light source-- probably enough to read by comfortably!
You can hardly believe the amount of green fungi growing on the walls in this largish chamber. Not only is the fungi abundant, it also gives off a decent light source-- probably enough to read by comfortably!
This passage is as brightly lit as the glowing chamber to the north of here. The light seems to be coming from a strange, green fungus that covers the walls and ceiling of the passage.
This passage is illuminated in the most unusual color because there seems to be a bright, Green glow coming from the North and a not-quite as bright Red glow coming from the West. There seems to be a small passage going to the East of here.
This passage is fairly well lit by what seems to be some sort of strange fungus. This particular strain of fungi emits a bright red glow. You can see a chamber to the south that seems to be covered in this fungus.
You can hardly believe the amount of red glowing fungus growing on the walls of this rather large chamber. In fact, the fungus is so abundant, you could probably read by the light it gives off.
A rather boring tunnel really that leads east and west. To the east, you notice that there is some strangely colored light while to the west is nothing but blackness.
The tunnel ends abruptly at the steep side of a Deep, Dark Pit. You think to yourself, "This has GOT to be where all of the monsters are coming from!"
As you start down, you hear some strange growls and snorts from below and you suddenly think, "What if there is something down there that is MUCH tougher than the things that are up here? What if the things up here are actually trying to get away from something down there?" You suddenly remember that you were supposed to be somewhere (well, anywhere besides here would do nicely) and decide to go back.
This tunnel would be a rather unremarkable north-east tunnel if it wasn't for the very unusual fungus growing all over the ceiling and walls. This fungus emits a bright red glow that enables you to see quite well.
The tunnel bends to the west and south here. As before, the walls and ceilings of the tunnel are covered with an unusual fungus that emits a bright red light that enables you to see.
You can hardly believe the amount of red glowing fungus growing on the walls of this rather large chamber. In fact, the fungus is so abundant, you could probably read by the light it gives off.
You can hardly believe the amount of red glowing fungus growing on the walls of this rather large chamber. In fact, the fungus is so abundant, you could probably read by the light it gives off.
You can hardly believe the amount of red glowing fungus growing on the walls of this rather large chamber. In fact, the fungus is so abundant, you could probably read by the light it gives off.
This seems to be a recently dug passage that seems to have broken through the wall at its far end. You are not sure, but you think that you smell the wonderful odor of baking bread coming from the hole in the wall. The hole has been temporarily covered over with boards.