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 Add-a-room III:
Hall of Mirrors
The Set Up
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
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.
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
should be warned that they may be destroy-
ing their only means of escape.
1) Mirror of the Red Curse
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.
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).
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.

4) Mirror of Reversed Image
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).
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.
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.
7) Mirror of Blinding
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.
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.
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
Edition). This effect lasts until canceled by a
dispel mirror.
10) Mirror of Contagion
This mirror affects anyone looking into it
as though targeted by a contagion spell. The
type of disease is determined at random. Roll
1D8: 1= blinding sickness, 2= cackle fever,
3= filth fever, 4= mindfire, 5= red ache 6= the
shakes, 7= slimy doom, 8= no effect. Each
disease is fully described in the Dungeons &
Dragons® Dungeon Master’s Guide, Third
Edition. A player will be granted a quick vision
of themselves under the effects of whatever
disease they contract in the mirror just before
being pulled through. The full effect of the dis-
ease doesn't 'kick in' until the player is
through the mirror. This condition remains
until negated by a dispel mirror.
11) Dispel Mirror
A character pulled though this mirror is
cured of all mirror-inflicted conditions, save
for the curse bestowed by the cursed mirror.
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. This mir-
ror will also transport the players out of the
hall of mirrors (see Leaving The Hall).
12) Mirror of Back Talk
Characters pulled through this mirror will
discover that they now talk backwards. This
affliction lasts until removed by a dispel mir-
ror. While under this condition it becomes
impossible for characters to perform tasks
that require proper speech such as casting
most spells or speaking activation words for
magic items. A character could try intentional-
ly speaking backwards, which may result in
their speech being understood, however
since spells require precise pronunciation of
any words associated to them there is only a
20% chance of success. Activation words for
items have a 40% chance of success. A char-
acter attempting to be understood by speak-
ing backwards has a 60% chance of success.
A) Jump Mirror
A character looking into a jump mirror will
be instantly transported to a random room
within the hall of mirrors. A roll of 1D6 is used
to determine the character's destination. A
mirror that dumps a character in a room at
random will stay linked to that room until the
mirrors are reset by a character passing
through the dispel mirror. It is possible for a
jump mirror to spit the character back into the
same room they just left (which could lead to
some painful collisions depending upon the
positioning of the rest of the party members).
B) Prison Mirror
These mirrors function slightly different
than the other magic mirrors found within this
hall. These mirrors function as normal mirrors
until touched. A character who touches the
mirror becomes sucked into an interdimen-
sional space. This effect is similar to that of a
mirror of life trapping (as described in the
Dungeons & Dragons® Dungeon Master’s
Guide, Third Edition). Unlike the mirror of life
trapping a prison mirror pulls the character
along with their belongings into the mirror. A
prison mirror also contains only space
enough for one creature. If another creature
already occupies the space that creature is
ejected from the mirror. Prison mirrors shatter
easily with a solid blow from a blunt object. A
trapped creature is freed if the mirror is shat-
tered however they are dealt 1d6 points of
damage in the process. The DM is free to
determine what creature, if any, the mirror
already contains.
C) Black Mirrors
These are actually the backs of function-
ing magical mirrors that the characters have
or can pass through. These mirrors appear to
be little more than a framed hole opening up
into blackness. Touching this blackness will
cause it to ripple, as though it were the sur-
face of a murky pond. If a player stick's the
blade or head of their weapon into one of
these mirrors, the weapon becomes coated
by a shiny black substance. This substance
causes the weapon to deal an additional 1d4
points of damage to mirror men. This coating
dissolves after one hour. Trying to collect
some of this black liquid by placing some-
thing like an empty potion bottle into the mir-
ror will result in the bottle becoming coated
with the liquid. This substance is ineffectual
against anything other than mirror constructs.
It would have little value or use outside the
hall of mirrors.
Dealing With The Mirrors
It won't be long before players begin tak-
ing the 'my character looks at the mirror with-
out LOOKING at the mirror' route in an
attempt to avoid any ill effects.
Any player within a room when the curtains
are opened and a mirror is exposed is
assumed to be looking at the mirror unless
they have previously stated otherwise. A
player can either choose to avert their gaze
from the mirrors or close their eyes. For each
round a player averts their gaze near an
opened curtain there's only a 50% chance of
them accidentally catching their reflection in a
mirror and being pulled through. Closing their
eyes makes them effectively blind but affords
them 100% protection against the exposed
mirror's magic (unless they touch a prison
mirror).
While a character must look directly into
the mirror in order to be pulled through there
are a number of things that the players can
do to make sure that this occurs on their
terms.
The players can 'elect' one person to be
the 'mirror tester'. This person bravely throws
the curtains aside and describes what they
see as accurately and quickly as they can
while the others avert their eyes. This can at
least give the players some idea as to what it
is they'll be facing and allow time for prepara-
tion if possible.
A character lucky enough to be carrying a
mirror could use it to view the magic mirrors
within the hall. A mirror viewed in this fashion
will still pull the viewer through, however
there is only a 30% chance of the mirror's
magic having any effect.
Travel spells such as passwall and tele-
portation do not function within the hall. The
magic of the mirrors interferes with spells of
this type, however there are a number of
other spells that may come in handy, such as
those which allow communication between
two characters over distances. Spells of this
type could be used to relay information
between characters who have passed
through mirrors and those who haven't.
A character who falls unconscious, is
killed, or otherwise rendered sightless can be
carried though the mirrors by a seeing char-
acter.
Leaving the Hall
The dispel mirror at position 11 on the map
will spit the players out into the room contain-
ing the mirror they used to first enter the hall
of mirrors. Of course the DM could choose to
have the final mirror deposit them in a far less
familiar area - such as a dragon’s treasure
hoard or a cloud giant’s castle...
A Note About Challenge Ratings
Add-A-Rooms are designed to be incorpo-
rated into existing adventures. As a result
they are intentionally designed without a set
character level in mind. Creatures encoun-
tered are, for the most part, left up to the DM
to insert (as in the case of the prison mirrors).
This encounter features a new creature
called a mirror man. DM’s should feel free to
down-scale the mirror men if they prove too
difficult for the party. This can be done by low-
ering hit points, removing the camouflage
ability, or only having one or two encountered
throughout the hall. A higher level party may
have to deal with more than one mirror man
per room, in which case their infinite visions
ability comes into play, making them even
more difficult to defeat.
Adventure Seeds
Seed #1
One of the mirror prisons contains the
body of a dead thief which bears a sealed
scroll addressed to a distant Thieves Guild.
The information contained within could be of
great value to the guild... or its rivals.
Seed #2
One of the black mirrors malfunctions and
pulls a character into it. This character must
be rescued from a pocket dimension of
absolute darkness.
Seed #3
The act of shattering one of the prison mir-
rors doesn’t free a character trapped within.
Now the party must gather up the shards of
the mirror and journey to a place where it can
be fixed and an alternative way of freeing the
trapped character discovered.
Seed #4
A prison mirror contains a doppleganger
which assumes the identity of the character
that’s pulled inside. The doppleganger is in a
weakened state from being imprisoned. It will
stay with the party until it regains its strength
at which time it will attempt to slip away.
Seed #5
An unconscious or dead character can-
not pass through the mirrors for some rea-
son, even when carried. The players must
discover a way to get aid to their fallen party
member or members.
Seed #6
A player’s spell misfires causing a
bizarre reaction in the mirror men. The origi-
nal mirror used to gain access to the hall
begins spiting them out one after the other.
Soon a literal army of mirror men are ready
to march.
Reusing the Mirrors
Add-A-Rooms are designed to bring
you new items for your adventures in an inter-
active room based environment. The mirrors
featured in this document can easily be
dropped into any adventure.
When encountered outside the Hall of
Mirrors, these mirrors loose the ability to suck
the viewer through. The magic of the mirror
affects the viewer the moment they peer into
it. For example a character peering into the
thief’s mirror would have an item stolen the
moment they looked into the mirror instead of
having to be pulled through it first. The mirror
of armor removal sucks the character’s armor
into it, spitting it back out after the proper
number of rounds have passed. And so on...
New Creature
Mirror Man

Type: Medium Construct

Hit Dice: 2d10+3 (14hp)
Initiative: +2 (Dex)
Speed: 30ft. (can't run)
AC: 12 (+2 Dex)
Attacks: Slam +2 melee
Damage: Slam 1d6
Face/Reach: 5ft. by 5ft./5ft.
Special Attacks: Shatter
Special Qualities: Construct, spell invulnera-
bility, spell reflection, camouflage, infinite
visions
Saves: Fort +3, Ref +5, Will +3
Abilities: Str 9, Dex 12, Con 0, Int 0, Wiz 10,
Cha 1
Skills: None
Feats: None
Climate/Terrain: Any land and underground
Organization: Solitary or Gang (2-6)
Challenge Rating: 3
Treasure: None
Alignment: Neutral reflecting qualities to disrupt their opponents
Advancement: None before moving in for the kill.

Description Shatter (Ex): When a mirror man sustains

Mirror Men appear to be just that; men
made out of shiny reflective glass. Their
bodies resemble that of an average
humanoid with little in the way of features.
They are usually created to be used as
bodyguards or treasure guardians and are
valued for their invulnerability to spells that
target them directly.
enough damage to destroy it there is a 50%
chance that it shatters. This shattering deals
1d4+2 points damage to everyone within 20
feet of the mirror man. A successful reflex
save (DC 15) results in half damage. Some
mirror men are intentionally designed with
small flaws which make them shatter more
easily. These have an 80% chance of shat-
tering.

Combat Spell Invulnerability (Ex): A mirror man is

When encountered singularly a mirror
man will immediately attack unless it has
been commanded by its master to do other-
wise. In groups mirror men are usually
instructed to attempt to surround their foes,
relying upon their infinite vision and spell
invulnerable to spells that target it directly.
Spell Reflection (Ex): Any spell cast direct-
ly upon a mirror man is reflected back at the
caster.
Camouflage (Ex): The reflective nature of a
mirror man makes them difficult to maintain
a constant focus upon. Attacks made
against a mirror man have a 20% miss
chance.
Mirror Man artwork ©2005 David Fox
Infinite Visions (Su): Being surrounded by
mirror men creates a disturbing vision. The
surroundings are reflected into infinity as
though standing between two mirrors. A
character must make a Will save for each
round they spend between two or more mir-
ror men (DC 5 x the number of mirror men
that flank the character). Failing this check
results in the character being confused as
though affected by a confusion spell. This
effect lasts for one round.
Construct: Immune to mind-influencing
effects, poison, sleep, stunning, paralysis,
disease, and similar effects. Immune to abili-
ty damage, ability drain, and energy drain.
Not subject to critical hits, subdual damage,
or risk of death from massive damage.
Construction
Height: 6ft. Weight: 200lbs. Materials:
150lbs. of glass and 50lbs of pure silver.
Cost to build: 1000gp Skill: Craft (Based
upon items used) Spells: lesser geas, fabri-
cate, minor creation, charm monster Caster:
12th level arcane. Drain: 200xp.
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