Consecration
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Ground Floor Random Seed: 1341651744
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First Floor Random Seed: 1341651734
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BASIC INFO
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One square is 5'x5'
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Ground floor
ceiling height 14'
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First
floor ceiling height 10'
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The
walls and floor are of smooth stone
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Members
keep the area exceptionally clean
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An
outhouse is located outside
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The ground
floor is built into a hill, and the first floor rises out of the hill with no
egress.
Originally
built as a forward outpost by some Druegar, the chapel now known as Consecration
has had a long past of housing evil inhabitants. The last evil denizen, a lich
named Guris was slain by a band of adventurers several years ago. The cleric of
the group, Brother Bourvon, spent three months clearing, cleaning and
consecrating the dungeon in the name of his god.
When it
was finished he attempted to gift it to the local magistrate and church, but
they refused, insisting he keep and maintain it as a bastion of the light.
After a year, Bourvon had attracted a small following of 12-15 followers.
Despite their good natures, most of these followers lacked formal education or
training, so Bourvon rearranged Consecration to focus more on education than
faith.
Bourvon's
most trusted assistants are Sister Vera Pristain, and Sir Kesher Jaylor. Vera
was one of this first people to come to the church. She learned the ways of a
cleric, traveled the lands for five years, and then returned to the church to
teach new initiates. Kesher was once a notorious local bandit leader who was
converted by Bourvon. Kesher is now a fierce defender of the order. He trains
initiates in martial pursuits.
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- ENTRANCE
The stonework in the entrance appears
to have been recently restored, and is clearly kept immaculately clean and
free of dust. A large, brightly polished, seven pointed silver star, radiates
divine magic at the entry.
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2 - PRAYER
AREA
A small stage made of pine stands on
the northern wall. A large seven pointed star is painted behind the stage.
Seven, eight foot pine pews, sit in rows before the stage. A chest of drawers
covered in history books and filled with writing supplies stands on the
southern wall.
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3 - STUDY
AREA
Eight,
six foot, pine tables, each surrounded by five chairs take up the bulk of
this area. Pine chests full of educational materials and tools sit under each
table. Maps of the local area cover the southern wall, while maps of the
continent cover the northern. The eastern wall is filled with book cases
containing a large number of old, priceless books. Each case holds a single
language, and one case holds copies of books transcribed by students.
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4 - PHYSICAL
TRAINING AREA
Old
canvas drawings depicting anatomy cover the western wall. Below these
pictures are large pine chests holding ropes, straps, and chunks of metal
used for training. Racks of weapons and training dummies stand along the
southern wall. Two 10' sparring circles have been painted on the floor in
this area, as well as a line used for sprinting exercises. A chalkboard on
the northern wall shows a ladder style tracking system.
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5 - HALL OF
TRIALS
This
hallway was once used as a dungeon, and manacles still hang from the walls.
It was restored but remains unlit and mostly unused. Initiates who seek to
become members of the light must pass through this hallway from south to
north. "The Light" tests those who would become members, and no
shame is cast on those who walk the Hall and fail. Recently, three men
entered the hall, but were never seen again.
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6 - STUDENT
LOUNGE
Four
small couches and six padded chairs are scattered about the southern portion
of this room. A dozen wooden chairs are interspersed among them as students
will frequently drag them about as groups and conversations shift around the
room. A large chalk board on the southern wall serves as community message
board. Small bookcases and tables are also scattered throughout the area.
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7 - STUDENT BUNKS
Three rows of four bunks fill this
area. Each bunk has three beds and a few small hooks on which to hang packs
of personal effects.
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8 - LOCKERS
AND STAIRS
One foot
deep cubbies, holding excess personal effects of the initiates, line the western
wall leading to the stairs.
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9 - THE
UPPER HALLWAY
This hallway smells of incense and
alchemy. Seven pointed stars made of real silver adorn the walls every three
feet.
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10 - MEMBER
BUNKS
Brother
Bourvon and the other trainers live here. Most full members leave
Consecration soon after initiation, but they can always sleep here if need
be. Six two bed bunks are arranged in two neat rows. Silver stars adorn the
walls, and circles of glass hang from the ceiling to house light spells.
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11 - ARMORY
AND STORAGE
Armor
stands holding chain, scale, and field plate line the walls. Weapon stands
holding swords, maces, shields, and crossbows stand between them. A number of
solid pine chests hold miscellaneous equipment.
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12 - PRAYER
ROOM
A 10' silver star adorns the western
wall of this room. A small table holding burning incense sits below the star,
and a basket filled with more incense can be found under the table.
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13 - MESS
HALL AND KITCHEN
Three
rows of six foot long pine tables and benches fill this room. Sconces holding
torches line the walls and a glass sphere 3' in diameter hangs from the
ceiling to hold light spells. Stoves and ovens stand along the southern wall,
as well as a few pine cupboards holding simple dishes and food. Three large
water barrels can also be found here.
A member
of the church can always be found cooking and serving food from sunup 'till a
few hours past sunset. All food is free and of modest proportions.
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TO
RECREATE THE GROUND FLOOR
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Seed: 1341651744
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Dungeon Layout: Cross
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Size: Tiny
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Egress: Yes
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Stairs: Yes
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Room Layout: Symmetric
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Room Size: Medium
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Doors: Basic
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Corridors: Bent
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Remove Deadends: All
TO
RECREATE THE FIRST FLOOR
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Seed: 1341651734
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Dungeon Layout: Cross
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Size: Fine
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Egress: No
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Stairs: Yes
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Room Layout: Symmetric
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Room Size: Medium
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Doors: Basic
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Corridors: Bent
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Remove Deadends: All
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