Far enough from civilization to be lost to time this cabin’s original owners are far gone. It stands secluded in a clearing within a forest or other wilderness built savvily but not professionally with nearby wood. Outside the cabin stands a fire pit, a single small tree and firewood piled against one side of the cabin. Within the structure is a single room containing a bed, a barrel and chest (both empty), a table with a pair of chairs, a few (empty) shelves, and a richly decorated rug. The cabin is comfortable, a clear improvement on the housing of the average peasant, however there are no tools, valuables or supplies to be found except for the rug, a genuine prize for a group of adventurers worth around 100 gold pieces to an interested buyer. The rug also conceals a trapdoor that leads to a dugout basement. The soil walls of the basement are coated in red ink derived from local plants. The writing is ideogrammatic, meaning the letters symbolize concepts and a basic sense of their m...
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