D24.306 Hall of Invisible Walls

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An extremely empty looking hallway 70ft by 130ft in size. The walls and floor are made of finely crafted hexagonal stone tiles. Travel through the hallway quickly is difficult as the space inside is partitioned into a winding maze by invisible walls which can be seen by invisible-sight potions or spells. The invisible walls are densely engraved with runes, which draw power from lightning crystals hidden on the underside of some floor or wall tiles. 

These crystals emit a very fail crackling sound, which can only be perceived by those with extremely sensitive hearing or sound detection spells.

Should a crystal be found and removed, 30ft diameter of nearby walls lose their invisibility permanently.

Should one be creative enough, they may be able to remove one of the tiles of the invisible walls which may be taken to a dwarven runesmith to craft a buckler or tower shield of invisibility which can be activated by charging it with lightning crystals.

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