D24.213 Ruin of Golden Giraffes

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A 80x90ft ruin where broken but perfectly polished megalithic blocks of bauxite are cast about the area. 

3 partially buried statues of golden giraffes made of enchanted gold each take 10x10ft of space. 

These statues greatly amplify the effectiveness of lightning spells fourfold. The arcane logic that allows this lies deep under the ruin which requires the whole site to be excavated for 1d6+3 months. 

Every month, there is a chance to uncover a nest of 2d6 lightning and stone elementals that take the form of hares which may delay excavation works.

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