C6. Fungal Bluehouse

Note: This area is one of the four possible locations of the Elf Lord (see “Denizens of the Brugh” on page 24). Unlike other chambers in the mansion, this roughly-circular cavernous space has unfinished walls. The scene before you is astounding. The majority of the cavern floor is covered with a wide variety of enormous, outlandish fungi. Enormous chantarelles, death caps, brown jellies, amethyst deceivers, and blue turkey tails flourish throughout. Some fungi are luminescent, giving the entire area a blue glow. Some distance off you can see what appear to be an over-sized black moth with a one-foot wingspan. Winding through the fungi beds are 5’-wide paths of stone slab: a main path that traces the circumference of the cavern and eight more that serve as spokes leading from the main path to a white gazebo at the center. As one enters the room from the doorway in the northwest corner, to the immediate left stands a small table upon which is a crystal carafe filled with a clear liquid and six goblets. This weird cavern serves as a large bluehouse (a “bluehouse” is a Brugh Elf invention serving a function similar to a greenhouse, but dedicated to the cultivation of fungi as opposed to vegetation). The crystal carafe and goblets are worth 28 gp as a set. The liquid in the carafe is a lingonberry liqueur infused with a psychotropic compound. A few minutes after drinking the liqueur, the imbiber will feel a strange vibration coursing through their spine, at which point they will b