88. Library

(20'x30' room, orientation irrelevant, door in center of one 30' wall) This room appears to be a small library. The walls are made of light reddish-brown stone blocks. Two large bookcases stand against the shorter walls. A small table is set in the middle of the room. The ceiling of the room is covered by a green mossy material, which also runs down the right-hand wall, covering one of the bookshelves. A patch of the moss also covers the top and two legs of the table. This is the room beyond the door in the tapestry. Looking back through the door, the party can still see the path leading back to the ethereal scene with the dancing maidens. The "moss" is in fact a large patch of yellow mold which has changed color due to a mineral substance in the stone of the room. Each round of disturbing the mold (for activities such as searching the room, or a specific locale covered by the mold, such as the table) incurs a cumulative 10% chance that the mold will release its spores (maximum 50% chance). Any attack on the mold has an immediate 50% chance that it will release spores. Because of the large size of the mold, the entire room is affected by the spores, rather th