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[USEC_OFFICER]

Well it turns out that you can get the Tomb of Horrors for free from Wizards of the Coast, so for a lark I decided to download the thing and see what the fuss was about. And while I was reading it two thoughts kept on going through my head.

1.   What kind of sick and twisted mind does Gary Gygax have?
2.   I wonder how if Bay12 would get through this?

Unfortunately I’ll never know the answer to the first thought, but for the second one, well, why do you think I created this thread?

What is the Tomb of Horrors?

Probably one of the most famous, evil and devious dungeons ever created. It’s so filled with traps, secret doors and obstacles that getting through it alive is impossible without having peeked at the notes or some sort of sixth sense. It was originally created by Gary Gygax way back when Dungeons & Dragons didn’t need a version number. It has since been updated twice, for the 2nd edition of D&D and version 3.5. The version that I have is the 3.5 one.

How evil and/or devious are we talking about here?

If you find yourself teleported to one room of the dungeon and all of your equipment to another, then you should feel lucky. Most traps aren’t so merciful. As for the devious side of things, well, you have three ways you can die before you even find the dungeon’s entrance.

Will you be running this as a Dungeons & Dragons campaign?

God no! The campaign is rated for ninth level characters, and going through the effort to create one isn’t worth it, trust me. Instead we’ll be using a highly simplified system. Think of a RTD, but using a d20 instead of a d6. This is still D&D after all. Additionally we’ll be playing this by post, for three reasons.

1.   It’ll make things much easier when characters are spilt up all around the dungeon, which will most likely happen several times.
2.   Characters can jump in (and out) at any time, which simplifies things with the large amount of deaths (and hopefully players) in the game.
3.   I’m not going to bother waiting for every player to submit their turns.  Admittedly it’ll make some of the traps less deadly (ie they won’t kill your entire party) but I want the game to proceed as quickly as possible.

Does it matter if I have some knowledge about how terrible the Tomb of Horrors is?

Depends on how much we’re talking about here. If you’ve already played through the Tomb of Horrors, have read the module or something like that, then you probably shouldn’t be joining (crackling and rubbing your hands in glee is perfectly fine though). As long as you don’t have knowledge about every single trap and terror, I don’t really care. Listening to a couple of rumours or reading Order of the Stick is fine. Just make sure not to ruin the FUN for everyone else.

How can I join?

First you’ll need to create a character. He or she will need at least a name (to identify your character), gender (for pronouns) and a class (I’ll go over then shortly). If you want you can also give your character a race and a backstory, since this is still technically a role-playing game. Just note that only your class will affect your stats. Anything else is just fluff, so even if you are a mighty 3-yard (D&D uses imperial units, unfortunately) long dragon, you’re virtually identical to anybody else that’s the same class of you. You should also choose some items to take with you into the dungeon. If everything appears to be in order about your character, then you’ll appear at the starting location, ready to go.

EDIT: By popular demand:

Can I join?

Of course! The more the merrier! Plus, given the death rate (high), anybody can join/re-join at any time, so you have no excuses not to!

Anyways without further ado, here’s the rules.

Spoiler: The Game System (click to show/hide)

Every single action in this game is undertaken using a d20, in a similar manner as an RTD, though without the critical successes/failures. Additionally which numbers count as a successful action change based on the difficulty of the task. Thus rolling an eleven is fine for searching a room, while it’ll probably be a failure if, say, you’re dodging horrible burny death. As a rule you’ll want your roll to be as high as possible. To keep things fair I’ll show the results of all dice rolls, because the dungeon is tough enough as it is. Well, except perhaps for finding secret doors, to prevent players from searching the same square over and over again until you get a twenty and thus reduce the game into a boring crawl.

Along with actions I’ll also be using a d20 to roll saves for your characters. Saves are exactly what they sound like, and will generally occur when you fail an action or blunder into a trap. The three saves are Fortitude, Reflex and Willpower. Fortitude will generally be used to resist the effects of terrible poisons. Reflex will allow you to quickly dodge nasty mechanical traps, while Willpower protects you from the magical ones.

Health: Health is a Boolean system. You’re either alive or dead. Thus traps that used to merely maim you will now kill you outright, which is to counteract the fact that all actions are easier to undertake in the simplified game system.

Combat: Characters will have to roll a d20 to see if they hit and kill their target. All monsters can automatically hit their target but they can only do one point of damage.  Initiative is awarded to the player who posts first, meaning that monsters always go last (except for a few gimmicky ones). Hopefully you’ll be able to kill them before they kill you. Note that all characters are assumed to be equipped with a melee and ranged weapon, along with armour.  If you want, you can specify what weapons you have, even though they’re all identical gameplay wise. These weapons don’t count against your item limit, which will be explained next.

Item Limit: Your character can carry so many items, based on their class. Near the Tomb of Horrors is a convenient village where you can purchase (for free) mundane items like 10-foot poles, torches, rope, iron rods or whatever else you might feel will be useful. The only things you can’t buy in the village are magical items or silly things like siege weaponry.  Additionally you might find treasure in the dungeon, which you’ll obviously want to take with you. If you’re lucky, some of these items might be magical in nature, and can aid you in your quest. Note that you can enter the village at any time from the starting location, so as long as you can exit the dungeon you don’t have to worry too much about what you’re carrying (translation: worry a lot).

Spoiler: Classes (click to show/hide)

The three different classes are Fighter, Rogue and Mage. The names are just fluff however, so if you want to go the whole nine yards you can change the name of the class to whatever you want. Just remember to specify the name of your actual class so that I don’t get confused and think that you’re a Mage when you’re actually a Rogue.

Fighters always succeed at hitting their targets, meaning that they can kill almost any creature they meet in the dungeon. Admittedly this is more of a thinking man’s dungeon, but a few deadly creatures do roam the halls. Additionally minor mechanical traps (pit traps and arrow traps) can’t kill your character if you fail your save as your character absorbs the damage. Obviously you’ll still have to climb out of pit traps, but that’s better than dying horribly. Fighters can carry 6 items, get a +5 bonus for actions that involve strength (climbing, holding things open, bashing things down, etc.) and get a +5 bonus to fortitude saves, because they’re so goddamn tough.

Rogues get a +5 bonus to sneaking around, searching rooms, disarming traps, unlocking doors, spotting things and other similar actions. Rogues can carry 4 items, and get a +5 bonus to reflex saves, for when they fail to disarm all of those traps.

Mages get to, well, cast spells. Unlike normal D&D you’ll be able to fling around spells to your heart’s content. I don’t have a spell list prepared, so you can make up spells as you wish, within reason of course (bringing people back from the dead is not within reason, as is a spell that instantly tells you about the dungeon or finds traps). If you have no idea about what to cast, I’ve prepared some suggestions.
Fireball, for when the big horrible monster hasn’t killed you yet, and a Fighter can’t be found.
Knock, for when you can’t find a Rogue and have to unlock a door.
Detect Magic, which does exactly what it says on the tin. You’ll be using this quite a bit.
Detect Evil (see above).
Dispel Magic, for any magic traps you find.
Ethereal Walk, which transports you to the Ethereal plane, where you’re basically a ghost and can walk through walls and doors and whatever else you find. Just remember to look before you leave the plane. Returning to the physical world while in a stone wall isn’t pretty.
True Seeing, to (try and) look through illusions.
Feather Fall, which makes you fall very slowly. You’ll never have to worry about pit traps again! (until the spell runs out, that is).
Cure Wounds. Completely and utterly useless. I have no idea why I even put this here.
Mage classes can carry a mere 2 items, and get a +5 bonus for willpower saves, which is good because it means that all their studying didn’t go to waste.

Spoiler: Adventure Background of the Tomb of Horrors (click to show/hide)

The Legend of the Tomb of Horrors
Somewhere under a lost and lonely hill of grim and foreboding aspect lies a labyrinthine crypt filled with terrible traps and not a few strong and ferocious monsters to slay the unwary. Rich treasures both precious and magical fill the crypt, but in addition to the aforementioned guardians, some say a demilich still wards his final haunt. (Be warned that tales told have it that this being possesses powers that make him nearly undefeatable!) Accounts relate that adventurers have an extremely low probability of ever finding the chamber where the demilich Acererak lingers, for the passages and rooms of the tomb are fraught with terrible traps, poison gases, and magical protections. Furthermore, the demilich has hidden his lair so well, that even those who avoid the pitfalls likely will not locate their true goal. So only large and well-prepared parties of the bravest and strongest should even consider the attempt, and if they do locate the tomb, they must be prepared to fail.

Acererak
A demilich of surpassing power, who built the Tomb of Horrors to house his treasures and his mortal form. His name is revered among necromancers everywhere, for it is said that he has the power over Death itself. In his younger days Acererak was a powerful tiefling wizard, who adventured throughout the world and the planes and accumulated a massive fortune. As he grew older Acererak began to experiment with the dark magic of necromancy, to extend his life and continue his quest for power. Acererak the Demilich was last seen thousands of years ago, and what he has been doing all these years in his tomb is a mystery.

Secrets of the Tomb of Horrors
Like I’m going to spoil anything.

...

Well okay. Have a freebie. If it ever seems like you can’t progress any further, search for secret doors. In whatever new areas you’ve found. The dungeon can be a bit linear in some respects.

If you have any questions I’ll do my best to answer them, and if you don’t then submit a character and get ready to explore the Tomb of Horrors!

Spoiler: Graveyard of Fallen Heroes (click to show/hide)

Name: Kadzar
Player: Kadzar
Gender: Male
Class: Battlechef (Fighter)

HP: 0/3

Weapons: Large Kitchen Knife, Pan Lid
Armour: Plate Apron

Items: iron pan, fork, sack of flour, jug of cooking oil, cord of firewood, flint and steel

Rolled a one on his last hit point.



Name: Kadzar II (Son of Kadzar)
Player: Kadzar
Gender: Male
Class: Fighter

HP: 0/3

Weapons: Vegetable Knife (Knife), Pot Lid (Shield)
Armour: Iron Scale Apron, Iron Chef's Hat

Items: Pot, Ladle, Soup Mix, Cord of Firewood, Flint and Steel, Torches

Now reduced to tasty, tasty paste.



Name: Nambul the Mad
Player: Vorthon
Gender: male
Class: mage

HP: 0/1

Weapons: Punching Dagger/Wand of Lightning Bolt (14 charges)
Armour: Robe and One of those crazy striped felt top hat things

Spells: Wild magic, Detect Magic, Blink, Mage Hand, Irresistible Dance

Items: spellbook of CHAOS, 1 week of food and bedroll

Had his head cleaned out with psionics.



Name: Generic Nameless Hooded Stranger
Player: Doomblade187
Gender: Male
Class: Rogue

HP: 2/2

Weapons: Short Sword/Crossbow (30 bolts)

Items: Lockpicks, Rations, Rope, Ten-Foot Pole

Got knifed by a brain in a jar.


Name: Sir Gadarin of the Azure Fist
Player: Vorthon
Gender: Male
Class: Wannabe Robot Fighter

HP: 3/3

Weapons: Spiked Chain, Repeating Crossbow (10 bolts)
Armour: Banded Armour

Items: Rations for 2 Weeks, Torch, Rope and Grappling Hook, Roll of Parchment, Charcoal

Suffered from friendly magic.



Name: Kadzar III (Son of Kadzar, Twin of Kadzar II)
Player: Kadzar
Gender: Male
Class: Fighter

HP: 3/3

Weapons: Chef's Knife, Saucepan Lid Shield
Armour: Iron Scale Apron, Iron Chef's Hat

Items: Saucepan, Wooden Spoon, Sauce Ingredients, Cord of Firewood, Flint and Steel, Torches

Got to use his new character idea



Name: Urist Mcderm
Player: killerhellhound
Gender: male
Class: mage

HP: 1/1

Weapons: Sacrificial Dagger/Wizards Staff (20 charges)
Armour: Robe and Hat

Spells: Detect Magic, Heal, Dispel, Lightning Bolt, Fire Wall

Items: spellbook of summoning, 1 week of food and bedroll

Suffered from too much vipers



Name: Wall
Player: greymountain_Sage
Gender: Male(ish)
Class: Guardian (Fighter)
Race: Construct

HP: 1/3

Weapon: Sword

Items: Torch, Rope, Grappling Hook

Got into an epic battle with a gargoyle



Name: Brecan Greene
Player: Vorthon
Gender: Male
Class: Fighter Wealth Redistribution Expert

HP: 3/3

Weapons: Dagger, Repeating Crossbow (10/10)
Armour: Leather Armour, Bandanna, Robber's Mask

Items:Torch, Sack, 2 Weeks of Rations

Suffered an epic burn.



Name: AGNS ((Another Generic Nameless Stranger))
Player: Doomblade187
Gender: Male
Class: Master Thief Item Retriever (Rogue)

HP: 1/2

Weapons: Longsword/Heavy Crossbow (14 Bolts)
Armour: Studded Leather Armor

Items: Hooded Lantern, Grappling Hook, Thieves Tools


Played with fire magma.


Name: Nikolai
Player: Tsuchigumo550
Gender: Male
Class: KGB Officer (Rouge)
Race: Kitsune (Fox-person)

HP: 2/2

Weapons: Katana
Armour: Heavy Robes, Leather Pants

Items: Torch, Flint and Steel, Torch Oil, 10ft Length of rope.

Briefly became a firefox.



Name:  Kadbot (Adopted Son of Kadzar, Brother of the Kadzar Twins)
Player: Kadzar
Gender: Manbot
Class: Battlechef (Fighter)
Race: Warforged

HP: 3/3

Weapon: Butcher's Knife, Meat Shield
Armour: Ringmail Helmet, Plate Apron Plating

Items: 50ft of sausage casing + Deluxe Grappling Ham, Roasting Spit, Butcher's Block, Cord of Firewood, Flint and Steel, Torches

Decided to emulate a lemming.


Name: Javier
Player: greymountain_SAge
Gender: Male
Class: Rogue Foppish Pirate
Race: Dark Elf

HP: 2/2

Weapons:Rapier/Crossbow (14 Bolts)

Items: Lockpicks, Gem-Encrusted Collar, Gem of True Seeing, Torch

Disturbed a Lich's slumber.


Name: Generic Hooded Mage
Player: killerhellhound
Gender:
Class: mage

HP: 1/1

Weapons: Mace of Confusion/Staff of Lightning (10 charges)
Armour: Hooded Robe

Spells: Magic Wall, Heal, Floating Light, Detect Magic, Dispel Magic

Items:  Jar of Spiders

Can now be found in the frozen food section.



Name: Karas Sirenna
Player: Kestrel_6
Gender: Male
Class: Assassin (Rogue)

HP: 2/2

Weapons: Rapier of Unknown Make, Dagger/1-Hand Crossbow (30 Bolts)
Armour: Black Cloak and Hood, Leather and Light Metal Armour

Items: Rope, Trap disarming Kit, Torches, Lockpicks

Got flash-frozen by a lich.


Trained Raven (Rupert)

Most badass Raven ever.



Name: MaximumClone1
Player: MaximumZero
Gender: Female
Class: Rogue

HP: 1/2

Weapons: Furious Anger, Burning Hatred
Armour: Bandanna, Chest Hair, Goatee, Pants

Items:

* MaximumZero  reads his character sheet

((Items? I need only Burning Hatred and Furious Anger.))

Breathed too much of the lich's gas.


Name: Nikolai II Nikita
Player: Tsuchigumo550
Gender: Female
Class: KGB Officer (Rouge)
Race: Kitsune (Fox-person)

HP: 2/2

Weapons: Silver Trident
Armour: Canvas pants with many pockets, Leather Trenchcoat

Items:  "Welcome to Hell" brochure, glowing stone torch

It turns out that mysterious yellow gases are deadly. Who knew?



Name: Redd T. Shir
Player: OREOSOME
Gender: Female
Class: Rogue

HP: 2/2

Weapons: Rapier/Crossbow (30 bolts)
Armour: Leather Armour

Items: Rations for 2 weeks, torch

Decided to cut her loses and ran.


Name:  Nikita II
Player: Tsuchigumo550
Gender: Female
Class: Ex-KGB Officer (Rouge)
Race: Kitsune

HP: 2/2

Weapons: Sawtana (Katana, with a serrated edge)
Armour: Robes with "Property of Satan" written on them- actually a cheap knockoff

Items: Brimstone Torch, Venom from a HELL SPIDER, Gem-Encrusted Collar, Golden Couch

Stuck her hand into something disagreeable.



Er... Wrong picture.


There we go.

Name: Hans
Player: Hanslanda
Gender: Female
Class: Rogue

HP: 1/2

Weapons: Short Sword/Short Bow (26 arrows)
Armour: Studded Leather

Items: lockpicking/assorted thievery kit, Healing Potion

Tempted fate.


Name: Cairn
Player: zacen299
Gender: Male
Class: Ranger (Rouge)
Race: Human

HP: 1/2

Weapons: Dagger/Throwing Knives (10 Knives)
Armour: Leather Jerkin

Items: 10 foot pole

Now has slime for brains.


Name: Tarmik the Magnificent
Player: greymountain_Sage
Gender: Male
Class: Mage Stage Magician

HP: 1/1

Spells: Mage hand, Magic Missile, Heal, Detect Magic, Tricks of the trade(Produces a trivial magic effect, such as summoning a rabbit from a hat.)

Items: Polymorph Scroll, Golden Key

Almost died from a failed magic roll


Name: MaxClone2
Player: MaximumZero
Gender: Male
Class: Fighter
Race: Human

HP: 3/3

Weapons: Two-Handed Sword
Armour: Heavy Armour

Items: You can't take healing potions with you!

Wishes you could take healing potions with you.


Name: Cairn
Player: Zacen299
Gender: Male
Class: Rogue

HP: 2/2

Weapons: One Arming Sword/Dagger, Throwing Knives (30 Knives)
Armour: Leather Armour with a Large Cloak Fully Able to Wrap around his Body.
Items: Ten foot Ladder, Grappling Hook with 30 feet of rope, 2 Healing Potions

What did you expect to happen?


Name: Kr'zbin Irongold
Player: greymountain_Sage
Gender: Male
Class: Fighter
Race: Dwarf

HP: 1/3

Weapons: Hammer, Shield

Items: Torches, Really Long Stick, Grappling Hook on a Rope, Scroll of Polymorph, Key

Has trouble dodging in hallways.


Name: Aroth MÜmgozzanor
Player: Akhier the Dragon hearted
Gender: Male
Class: Royal Diplomatical Mage Unit

HP: 1/1

Weapons: Royal Magical Staff being no more then 10' in length but no less then 9' in length titled "Eknar Sholil" made of Ironwood and is engraved with an image of Est ìfid, Legendary Tankard

Spells: Summon Alcoholic Beverage, Heal, Acid Splash, Summon Alcoholic Beverage, Telepathy

Items: "Est ìfid" made of mermaid bones and menaced with Sea Serpent teeth with an engraving of Eknar Sholil

Found some killer bass.

[Kadzar]

Name: Kadzar
Gender: Male
Class: Battlechef (Fighter)

Items: iron pan, fork, sack of flour, jug of cooking oil, cord of firewood, flint and steel
Weapons and armor: large kitchen knife (about the size of a short sword) and pan lid (used as shield), plate apron

EDIT: Updated profile

[OREOSOME]

Name: Redd T. Shir
Gender:Female
Class:Rogue

Equipment: Crossbow, Leather armor, 30 Bolts, Rapier, Rations for 2 weeks.

[killerhellhound]

Name: Urist Mcderm
Gender: male
Class: mage
Items: spellbook of summoning, wizard staff, robe, hat, sacrificial dagger bound and gagged snake 

[Azthor]

Name: Tybar Whurthic
Gender: Male
Class: Fighter
Equipment: mining equipment and an extensive supply of water & bland rations.

[jaass]

Name: Gedric
Gender: Male
Class: Mage
Item: Quaterstaff, Acorns

[Zako]

I like the maiming aspect of this, plus having to adventure on low health in a trap filled dungeon REALLY puts the tension on the players and makes it more fun! Perhaps you could just have a simple 3 hits and your dead system, with adjustments according to class and spells. That would make healing spells useful! Also, do we have a limit on spells, so we have to think real hard about what ones we take?

Name: Kazard McDermeth
Gender: Male
Class: Rogue

Equipment: Rope, Pouch of chalk sticks, 10 foot pole, lockpicks (weapons are a crossbow, a short sword and my armor is studded leather)

[killerhellhound]

I like the maiming aspect of this, plus having to adventure on low health in a trap filled dungeon REALLY puts the tension on the players and makes it more fun! Perhaps you could just have a simple 3 hits and your dead system, with adjustments according to class and spells. That would make healing spells useful! Also, do we have a limit on spells, so we have to think real hard about what ones we take?

+1 mages guild agrees

[Kadzar]

I noticed you have a sacrificial dagger, but didn't bring anything to sacrifice. That's not an ominous portent, is it?

[killerhellhound]

I noticed you have a sacrificial dagger, but didn't bring anything to sacrifice. That's not an ominous portent, is it?

yes it is    look on the bright side it will let someone who is too injured help out the team and it will bring a want to catch monsters and I brought a snake

[Azthor]

Just sacrifice them to Vecna; it will be all the more ironic since this is Acererak we are talking about.

[USEC_OFFICER]

I'm glad to see that everybody is getting into the spirit of things.

I like the maiming aspect of this, plus having to adventure on low health in a trap filled dungeon REALLY puts the tension on the players and makes it more fun! Perhaps you could just have a simple 3 hits and your dead system, with adjustments according to class and spells. That would make healing spells useful! Also, do we have a limit on spells, so we have to think real hard about what ones we take?

Well, if you want the game harder, who am I to stop you? Fighters will get 3 hit points, Rogues 2 and squishy Mages 1. And I guess that I'll limit the number of spells that Mages can know to five, however they'll be able to swap spells with each other, so it shouldn't be too restrictive. Sounds good?

Name: Urist Mcderm
Gender: male
Class: mage
Items: spellbook of summoning, wizard staff, robe, hat, 1 week of food and bedroll, sacrificial dagger bound and gagged snake 

Assuming that your wizard's staff is a ranged weapon, the dagger is your melee weapon, and the robes/hat are your armour, you're still carrying way too many items for a Mage. If you want to bring everything I'd talk with Redd T. Shir, who seems to be carrying only the rations, since weapons and armour don't count towards the item limit.

...

Well, your first melee/ranged weapon and armour that is. Anything after that counts as an item. Wouldn't want people running around with fifty pikes on their back or something.

Luckily the module doesn't start you off in the screaming deathtrap known as the Tomb of Horrors, so everybody can fiddle with their item selection as they see fit. Oh, and Urist McDerm and Gedric can choose the five spells that they want to start off with.

[USEC_OFFICER]

After an hour's travel from the village of Badend, your adventuring party finally stumbles upon the location of the resting place of Acererak, hidden underneath an ominous hill.

A low, flat-topped hill, about 200 yards wide and 300 yards long, protrudes from the earth. Ugly weeds, thorns, and briars grow upon the steep sides and bald top of the 60-foot-high mound. Black rocks crown the hilltop. The north side of the hill is fronted by a 20-foot high crumbling cliff of sand and gravel. A low stone ledge overhangs this eroded area, and shrubs and bushes obscure it from observation at a distance.

You get the nagging suspicion that the hill looks like a human skull from the air, with the black rocks forming the eye and nose sockets, while the teeth of the skull is formed by the white sand of the northern side.

No obvious openings into the dungeon exist, but obviously the entrance to the tomb must be buried somewhere inside the hill. The only question is where.

Spoiler: Brave Adventurers (click to show/hide)

Name: Kadzar
Gender: Male
Class: Fighter

HP: 3

Items: iron pan, fork, sack of flour, jug of cooking oil, cord of firewood, flint and steel


Name: Tybar Whurthic
Gender: Male
Class: Fighter

HP: 3

Items: mining equipment, waterskins (water), rations


Name: Redd T. Shir
Gender: Female
Class: Rogue

HP: 2

Weapons: Rapier/Crossbow (30 bolts)
Armour: Leather Armour

Items: Rations for 2 weeks.


Name: Kazard McDermeth
Gender: Male
Class: Rogue

HP: 3

Weapons: Short Sword/Crossbow (30 bolts)
Armour: Studded Leather

Items: Rope, Pouch of chalk sticks, 10 foot pole, lockpicks


Name: Urist Mcderm
Gender: male
Class: mage

HP: 1

Weapons: Sacrificial Dagger/Wizards Staff (20 charges)
Armour: Robe and Hat

Spells: Detect Magic, Heal, Dispel, Lightning Bolt, Fire Wall

Items: spellbook of summoning, 1 week of food and bedroll


Name: Gedric
Gender: Male
Class: Mage

HP: 1
Weapons: Quaterstaff

Spells: TBA

Items: Acorns

[Doomblade187]

((Is this too late to join? If so, ah well.))

Name: Generic Nameless Hooded Stranger
Gender: Male
Class: Rogue
Weapons: Short Sword and Crossbow
Items: Lockpicks, Rations, Rope, Ten-Foot Pole

[OREOSOME]

"Hmmm... Alright, We should probably check the rocks, although i don't suppose the 'Owner' just left some keys in them.