This trap is triggered when a creature of medium size or small steps into desired square, what happens is the creatures leg falls into a one foot hole with sharp sticks jutting out from the side and at same time trapping the creature there. This type of trap is used mostly in jungle areas, but can be improvised into many different settings.
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A master rogue know how to guard his treasure chamber -- by trapping people in it!
This trap defends the home of a master illusionist. It has no moving parts to wear out, it is almost no inconvenience for the wizard, his family, or his servants. However, it can dramatically slow down invaders who do not know the trick.
After climbing some stairs, the heroes get in front of a large circular room. The room is all empty except four torches attached to the wall. The room has two other exits, one dark corridor on the left and one closed door in front.
Deadly corridors which hinder fighters with low will saves.
When you absolutely, positively need to freak out an over-confident player.
The ceiling extends up into the darkness. It seems to be getting closer, much quicker than expected
There are dart holes in the floor, ceiling, and walls for a distance of 20 ft. Do you dare cross?
An open pit in the middle of the corridor presents a problem to cross. An even bigger problem if characters approach the pit to seek solutions.
Catch your greedy players with a devastating and deadly trap. The Rust Monsters are hungry...
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