C4. Game Room

This spacious room serves as a game parlor for the Elf Lord and his guests. The walls and ceiling of the room are painted a garish green hue. Upon each of the four walls hang four 5- by 8-foot tapestries. The tapestries depict striking scenes of a lordly Elf and several Elf companions at their leisure. ▪ In the first tapestry, the Elves are hunting a Human maiden in woods. ▪ In the second, they are roasting the Human maiden on a spit. ▪ In the third tapestry, a bare-chested Human male is in a bare-knuckled boxing match with an upright bear, while the party of Elves look on. ▪ In the fourth tapestry, the Elf Lord is jousting with a Human knight. Both jousters have no helms, and the Human is blindfolded. The room is also furnished with a pool table and dart board. There are five individuals in the room with you: all are pale Elves with wild, unkempt dark hair. Two Elves are playing darts while another watches. Two other Elves are playing pool. All stop what they're doing and look at you. When the PCs enter the room, the Elves pause to welcome them and insist they join in the game of darts. The GM can adjudicate the game by having a player and alternately an Elf each perform a set of ranged attacks. Each participant throws three times. In elf-darts, there is only a bulls- eye worth 50 points and the rest of the board worth 10 points. Aiming for bulls-eye requires a successful ranged attack roll of AC 18l the rest of the board is AC 13. Brugh Elves are notoriously bad sports. At