D24.140 Walrus Spring

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A strange hot spring 80ft in diameter. The spring, contrary to its appearance reaches 600ft deep starting from the inner 40ft circle. 2d6 strangely thin walruses laze inside the spring, and will ignore creatures entering unless attacked to which they will attempt to escape into the deep end of the spring.

The spring has an effect which reduces the muscle mass of creatures who bathe in it, reducing constitution and strength by 1 but greatly increasing dexterity by 4. This effect wears off after a week.

One can discern the nature of the spring and the reagents required by diving down 300ft, where there limestone walls are inscribed with runes describing it's creation, allowing one to replicate the bath elsewhere.

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