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Add-A-Room III

Hall of

Mirrors

A room-based

encounter for use with

D20 Fantasy Rules

This product requires the use

of Dungeons & Dragons,

Third Edition rules

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Add-A-Room III

Hall of

Mirrors

Introduction

A series of unique and challenging

chambers, designed to be dropped into

an already existing adventure; Add-A-

Rooms are quick and easy ways to add

a little something extra to your game.

Each Add-A-Room features elements

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Hall of Mirrors

This map was created using the on-line Map Creator

available at www.roleplayershome.net

Add-a-room III:

should be warned that they may be destroy-

ing their only means of escape.

Hall of Mirrors

1) Mirror of the Red Curse

The Set Up

Looking into this mirror afflicts the viewer

with a curse. The character suffers a -1

penalty to their saving throws for as long as

they are cursed. Unlike the effects of other

mirrors this curse is not countered by a dispel

mirror (see description). Images reflected by

this mirror all bear a red tint to them. A char-

acter can only be cursed once by this mirror.

This curse can only be removed by a cleric of

6th level or higher.

While adventuring though a dungeon, the

players find what appears to be a small set of

closed black curtains mounted upon a wall.

Drawing the curtains aside the players find a

mirror which promptly sucks them through to

it’s other side. There the players find a maze

like hall of magical mirrors that must be care-

fully navigated in order to find their way to

freedom.

Description

2) Mirror of Draining

One of the viewer's attributes is temporar-

ily reduced by a point. Roll 1D6: 1= strength

2= dexterity 3= intelligence 4= wisdom 5=

constitution 6= charisma. In the case of a

strength reduction the reflection will appear

weaker, in the case of an intelligence reduc-

tion the reflection will appear less intelligent,

etc. The actual reduction does not occur until

the character has passed through the mirror.

This condition remains until negated by a dis-

pel mirror (see description).

This room is actually divided into nine

smaller rooms. Each room bears four magic

mirrors (one mounted on each wall) covered

with a small set of black curtains. In order to

navigate this hall of mirrors a player must part

the curtain and look into a mirror. Doing so

will allow the mirror to pull the player though

it to the other side. It also allows the mirror’s

magic to affect the player doing the looking.

Each room, save the starting room, is

occupied by a mirror man. The mirror man

will attack players coming through the mir-

rors. Mirror men are new creatures. They are

described in the new creature section.

3) Mirror of Emotions

This mirror will bear an image that differs

slightly from the character peering within. The

reflection of the viewer's face will be twisted

into an extreme emotion determined at ran-

dom. Roll 1D6: 1= despair 2= fear 3= friend-

ship 4= hate 5= hope 6= rage. This effect is

similar to an emotion spell (as described in

the Dungeons & Dragons® Player’s

Handbook, Third Edition) and lasts for 1d4

rounds. The actual emotion does not over-

whelm the player until they have been pulled

through the mirror.

The Mirrors

Each mirror measures 3 feet wide by 4 feet

high. They are securely mounted to the wall

about 2 feet off the ground. A pair of black

curtains cover each. The curtains and mirrors

are protected by a powerful spell that renders

them invulnerable to most attacks, with the

exception of the prison mirrors. A persistent

party may discover a means of damaging the

mirrors (DM’s discretion) however, they

7) Mirror of Blinding

4) Mirror of Reversed Image

Characters looking into this mirror will be

startled by that fact that their reflection has no

eyes. Once pulled though the mirror the char-

acter will lose their sight for 1d4 rounds. This

blindness functions the same as a blind-

ness/deafness spell as described in the

Dungeons & Dragons® Player’s Handbook,

Third Edition, save for its duration.

Looking into this mirror the viewer is greet-

ed by an image of their own back. The mirror

reflects the back of the character giving the

appearance that they're standing behind

themselves. Once through the mirror every-

thing will seem normal until the character

attempts their next action. The character will

discover that they have been reversed, their

right has become left and left has become

right. Adjusting to this condition takes 1D4

rounds during which time the character suf-

fers -4 to their dexterity and a -2 to their

strength. Spells with somatic components

have 10% chance per level of failing during

this time period as well. This condition is cor-

rected by a dispel mirror, which unfortunately

means going through another period of

adjustment (1d4-2 rounds).

8) Mirror of Armor Removal

Anyone looking into this mirror will see an

image of themselves as though they were

looking into a standard mirror, however the

reflected image is not wearing armor. Players

pulled through this mirror will arrive on the

other side armor-less. A character's armor is

spit out of the mirror into their new room 1D4

rounds after their arrival. There is a chance

that magic armor will not be affected. For

each +1 bonus the armor possesses there is

a 20% chance that the wearer is unaffected

by the mirror's armor stealing ability.

5) Dispel Mirror

A character pulled though this mirror is

cured of all mirror-inflicted conditions, save

for the curse bestowed by the mirror of the

red curse. In addition the character is healed

for 1d6 hit points worth of damage. Passing

through this mirror also resets all curtains

within the hall of mirrors, closing any that

were open.

9) Mirror of Recent Events

When this mirror is first peered into it will

seem to only reflect the contents of the room

minus the characters that are currently stand-

ing within (and possibly displaying the image

of a mirror man standing at the ready).

Events displayed within this mirror are actual-

ly occurring several minutes in the past. If the

viewer waits long enough they'll see their

arrival in the room and other events played

out within the mirror, up to their approaching

the mirror and peering within, at which point

they'll be pulled through. The black curtain

does not appear within the mirror, although

the act of a character opening them is dis-

played. A character passing though this mir-

ror has a 30% chance of being slowed as per

the slow spell (as described in the Dungeons

& Dragons® Player’s Handbook, Third

6) Thief's Mirror

Characters peering into this mirror will spy

a black-cloaked figure seemingly sneaking

around behind their reflection. This mirror will

steal one item at random from anyone pass-

ing through it. The item is either lost forever

or turns up later among the treasure found in

another room within the complex, possibly

one set up for the sole purpose of storing the

stolen objects.

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