53. Game Room

In the center of this room you see a round table covered with papers and knickknacks. Five chairs are arranged around it; another identical chair has been pushed back against the south wall. Several small, well-stocked bookshelves are scattered around the room, and the walls are lined with brightly-colored posters advertising various musical shows. The papers on the table are clustered near each chair; four chairs have just a few pieces of paper, while the fifth has a substantial pile. In addition, brightly-painted metal statuettes are scattered around the table, along with many worn, hand-painted dice. In the middle of the table is a large map of an unknown country. The papers represent a strange game, unfamiliar to the adventurers, which involves musicians in an imaginary world as depicted by the map. The papers in front of the four chairs bear the names Davy, Peter, Micky, and Michael, along with incomprehensible statistics and scribbled notes. The bookshelves contain a variety of fictional works. There is no real treasure in this room, or anything else of value to the player characters.