Expanded Room & Encounter

Descriptions for Dragon Heist

Map 7.2: The Scarlet Marpenoth.

Ul. ENTRANCE HATCH

“As you descend from Zardoz Zord's cabin on the Eyecatcher you arrive in this chamber. From
this side, the circular metal hatch is opened by turning its valve wheel. This area is magically
pressurized to keep water from entering the Scarlet Marpenoth if the hatch is opened while the
submarine isn't docked to the Eye-catcher. The walls, doors, floors, everything is made of iron
accented by bolts, screws, and rivots.”

U2. ENGINE ROOM

“The door to this area is locked. A plaque on the door reads ENGINE ROOM in Common and
some other language. The machines that fill this area hiss, whir, and clatter constantly. A
female rock gnome is monitoring the machinery. Nearby is a copper tube which you see her
speaking into. A male voice replies back to her from the tube. It seems to be a way to
communicate to another area of the ship, probably the command center or bridge. Rows of
drawers line the walls which you assume contain tools To port and starboard, 3-foot-high by 2
½-foot-wide passageways lead deeper into the machinery. It looks as those these passageway
were designed for small creatures such as gnomes.”

U3. SOLUUN'S STATEROOM

If he has not been encountered and disposed of elsewhere, a drow gunslinger is here,
worshiping before a shrine of Lolth.

“A black metal shrine of Lolth covered in tiny spider statuettes stands against one wall. At its
top is a sculpture of the demon goddess, with the head and upper body of a female drow and
the lower body of a spider. A Lantanese diving suit hangs in the closet to the south. “

U4. JARLAXLE'S STATEROOM

“The scent of lavender magically permeates the cabin. A hammock is suspended in the
starboard alcove. Other furnishings include a tall harp with a stool nearby, a harpsichord with a
matching bench, a free-standing mirror, and a large wooden trunk.”

U5. FEL'REKT'S STATEROOM

A drow gunslinger is here, cleaning his pistol. His stateroom contains a net hammock and a
steel footlocker

U6. KREBBY G'S STATEROOM

A drow gunslinger namedis here, sharpening his sword. His stateroom contains a net hammock
and nothing else.

U7 . CONTROL ROOM

“The control room has two levels with two ladders running between levels. Two circular
soundproof windows are embedded in the port and starboard bulkheads.”

U7a. OBESERVATION DECK

“This 10-foot-high metal platform has a grilled floor supported by two metal columns. Two
padded swivel chairs are bolted to the deck, which is enclosed by a thin steel railing. Between
the two chairs is a bronze periscope.”

U7b. COMMAND CENTER.

“Three rock gnome engineers are on duty here, along with two drow guards. The drow guards
seem to be keeping the gnomes on task (monitoring gauges and performing system checks.) The
pilot's swivel chair is bolted to the floor. The chair is situated before a panel of dials, levers, and
buttons. A copper speak ing tube enables the engineers to communicate to the engine room.

U8. ENGINEERS' STATEROOMS

“Each of these compartments contains an off-duty rock gnome engineer sleeping in a small
hammock, beneath which are two steel footlockers.”

U9. DINING ROOM

“This room has a walnut dining table is surrounded by eight padded swivel chairs. Soft,
ambient music fills the room but you can not see where it is coming from as if created by
magic.”

Ul0. GALLEY

“An iron stove sits in one corner. In the opposite corner stands a steel food preparation table
with utensils dangling above it. Built into the ta ble is a lidded steel box attached to a pedal on
the floor below. When the pedal is pumped, water and moving brushes scrub dishes and
utensils that have been placed into the box. A cart holds cutlery and dishes.”
Ull. PANTRY

“Metal shelves lining the walls hold fresh fruit, vegeta bles, casks of wine, and meat. Two steel
barrels (one labeled ale, the other marked as water) stand beneath the shelves.”

U12. PRIVY

“This privy has a toilet and a washbasin , both attached to pipes. Above the basin is a hinged
mirror, behind which is a compartment containing soap and towels.”

Ul3 . AIR SYSTEM

“The door to this area is locked. A plaque on this door r eads AIR SYSTEM in Common and
another language.”

“The area is filled with machines that hiss, whir, and clatter constantly. Drawers in the walls
contain various kinds of tools. To port and starboard, 3ft-high by 2ft wide pasageways lead
deeper into the machinery. Its obvious that only small creatures such as gnomes were meant to
use these passageways.”