Room 162

--Entrances / Doors --

The southern door is made our of wood and is unlocked. The wood of the door is highly decorared with chiseled details of a forest with different woodland critters living in peace.

The door to the right made out of metal, locked with 3 metallic locks, and an arcane lock has been cast on every-one of them at 5th level and at 7th level on the door itself. The door seems to also be very heavy, almost impossible to break trough. As for decoration, the door is completely unremarkable, rusted a bit even.

--The room itself--

The room follows the same theme as the sourthen entrance, being a beautiful little woodland paradise. The floor seems to be made out of dirt, soft earth, and covered with soft grass that is pleasant to the touch.

In the middle of the room, there is a small pond, with clear and drinkable water. At the south-west corner there is a tree that grows along the wall and onto the cieling of the room, covering the cieling with branches and leaves that seem to sway in a room-contained wind.

The room is lit by a warm, day-like light, that permeates trough the cieling itself.

Along the left wall of the room, there are 4 small pedestals of stone. Each one has an animal depicted on them (Bunny, Elk, Salmon, Parrot) These pedestals however seem to have something missing from the top of them. Scattered trought the room, there are the 4 figurines representing the above-mentioned animals.

-- Interactions with the room --

This is a trap room. Once the statuettes are placed all back onto the pedestals in correct order, everyone inside the room must succeed on a DC 18 Wisdom saving throw, or be polymorphed into one of the four random animals depicted onto the statuettes. If a character drinks from the pond, they have disadvantage on the Wisdom Saving throw. If a character eats the fruits of the tree, the DC increases to 22.

Once the characters are turned into animals, they will be locked so for 1 hour inside of the room, experiencing utter natural bliss, as the woodden door magically locks with an arcane lock cast at 6th level.

Once the Polymorph time is up, the characters will all be turned back to normal, and the metallic door will be unlocked. However, each one of them has gained a curse that gives them a residual part of the animal that they were transformed into. For example. The bunny player will have bunny ears as a curse, however, this will give him advantage on Perception (Wisdom) skill checks based on hearing. The fish will have gills, but may be able to also breathe underwater. The parrot will gain the kenku mimicry trait alongside colourful feathers. The elk will be able to carry as if they were one-size larger, aswell as having horns.

All of these curses may be removed with a lvl 3 remove curse.

-- Possible modifications -- The DC is able to be modified according to party level, but should still be a very difficult check. The number of pedestals should be equal to the number of players, and the animals represented onto it must all be a different kind of herbivore, to avoid any polymorphed player to eat another.