D&D 5E - The Tortle Package

19. Glass Statue

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disappears 1 hour after being set free.

20. Haunted Cage

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21. Lounge

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with age. The plastered walls are peeling, and tropical

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form decorated with tattered rugs, cushions, and tapes-

tries. About the room are three clay urns painted with im-

ages of sharks and octopuses, and two rotted couches.

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turbed or if the double door to the west is opened.

22. Caves of Worship
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24. Shrine of Umberlee

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grotesque, ten-foot-tall statue of a sea monster with

glistening eyes and tentacles. A raised stone basin, its

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Against the walls are two smashed crates, two clay urns,

and three rotted wooden chests.