21. Moaning Room

Read this description if someone listens at either door from 20: You hear a strange moaning sound. If either door is opened: You feel a gentle breeze as you open the door. The oddly-shaped passageway in front of you is closed off by a curtain twenty or so feet away, and you can see the breeze is stirring it. You also hear a distant moaning sound. If both doors are opened: A strong wind blows past you, circling through the open doors, and you can see the curtain in the passage blowing out and flapping fiercely. The strong wind will blow out torches on 1-3 on 1d6 and lanterns on 1-2. The wind blows in a counterclockwise direction, that is, from 21 to 20 through the southern door and from 20 to 21 through the northern door. What magic makes the wind blow is not obvious. The moaning sound is from air being drawn forcefully through one or both closed doors. Because the doors from room 20 open in the direction of the wind (into 21 on the north, out of 21 on the south) it's hard to close them. Players attempting to shut one must roll a normal roll to force a door. Only one must be forced, and then the other will close easily. There is nothing of interest in this room.