The Bir'vi Family Tomb

The skeleton yet to attack falls to pieces, leaving only the one skeleton who has attacked this round. John's turn.

The last remaining skeleton crumbles to dust, and the double doors are now unguarded.

Now that the double doors have been fully opened you can take a good look inside, to see a cube-shaped room, which oddly enough, it's ceiling seems to go up forever into darkness.

You are located at the southern entrance, alongside that in clockwise direction is a stone table with an urn on it in the South-West corner, in the West wall is a single wooden door. All the other corners, North-West, North-East and South-East all have urns. The Northern wall is a heavy iron door, and in the East wall is a stone altar with several wilted flowers placed upon it.

In the center is an octagonal wooden emblem big enough for five people to stand on.

To much of Marcus' luck, none of the urns or doors activate a trap on touch. The suspicious thing is that the doors and urns all feel firm and well kept, but the rumors that lead you to this tomb said that the place was so old that the primary magical defenses disappeared, which can take thousands of years.

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Roll a search check.

Code:

Roll(1d20)+4:
16,+4
Total:20

SW urn has ashes in it. You just put your hand in someone's ashes, you horrible person.
W Door has no keyhole, so it shouldn't be locked.
NW urn has a tiny sized chunk of metal that is cold to the touch. You put it on your pack, it weighs 1lb
N Door has a thin slit where the keyhole should be.
NE urn has a wooden holy symbol of Tyr. In your pack, it adds another 1lb
The altar to the East's flowers, upon closer inspection, are mold, shaped into flowers. You refrain from touching the flowers when you notice this. (Unless you specifically say he touches them.)
SE urn has two gold coins.

The wooden emblem in the center has a complex-looking indentation on it. Short of smashing it open, it looks like you'll have to find it's key. You'll know it's shape when you see it.

John may roll an Appraise check to inspect the items further. (Usually first skill on the list)

John hears water drips on the other side of the West, wooden door.

The Northern Iron door is shut tight. Your intelligence reminds you that trying to bash through a solid iron door would be like trying to bash through a door of solid iron.

Code:

Strange metal object appraise check
Roll(1d20)+4:
19,+4
Total:23

Symbol of Tyr appraise check
Roll(1d20)+4:
17,+4
Total:21

The metal chunk is Cold Iron. This iron, mined deep underground, known for its effectiveness against fey creatures, is forged at a lower temperature to preserve its delicate properties. Weapons made of cold iron cost twice as much to make as their normal counterparts.

The piece is so small, however than you doubt any smith could use it to make a full sized weapon. Better keep searching.

The symbol of Tyr is a normal wooden religious symbol, well kept, polished and non-offensive. This could be sold for 2 or 3 gold.

Marcus, roll a strength check.

Code:

Roll(1d20)+4:
18,+4
Total:22

Marcus' foot bounces off the door with a thud as the door shakes violently from the impact, but it stands tall.

From the information gathered so far, the wooden West door is unlocked, not trapped to the touch, and it's probably dank inside.

The opens quickly and bangs as it hits the adjacent wall. Before you is a narrow corridor and in the middle, what looks like a puddle of water.