D24.288 Hall of Brittle Tiles

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A strange hallway 90x40ft in size finished with numerous brown ceramic tiles. At the far end of the hallway is an elaborately decorated blind portal with a pedestal upon which floats a blue orb that crackles with unusual lightning energy that emanates an aura of earth.

As one treads deeper into the hallway, the ceramic tiles begin to break into tiny pieces that will begin to gather around creatures' bodies, slowly slowing them down as it is unusually heavy and dense.

Those who are not strong enough to resist the weight of the tiles will be incapacitated and may potentially suffocate due to the difficulty of breathing.

Should one overcome this ordeal one may attempt to claim the Orb of Earthen Charge, which bestows one the forbidden power of enacting magnetism upon all matter.

Harnessing this power outside this hall may cause one to be constantly hunted by various extraplanar beings due to its potential to allow it's user to gradually gain divinity.

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