Part 7: Return to the Moathouse Dungeon

Alright then, I think both of those options sound good. Cutting off their heads would likely be faster, easier, and involve less encumbrance burden or Strength Ability Checks obviously, and you could probably do that real quick with Gilly's short sword before taking a ten minute rest, assuming you're taking the ten minute rest.

Only about 5 minutes of your 10-minute rest has elapsed, so far. I assume all the group's weapons and gear that Gilly collected was returned to their rightful owners?

Wasn't the Ogre's chamber through the Sex Dunge...
er, Torture Chamber?

Well this is the layout of the map, as far as you’ve discovered so far to give you an idea of what’s going on. It’s about 60’ or so to the first door. I would say that if you can make it to the first door to the north without alerting anyone to yourselves (probably a perception check in my end), you’re free to do so, and you can make it as part of the regular 10-minute turn (I’ll count it as still part of your rest turn even).
But… if you get caught, and the creatures making the noise are in fact hostile, you’ll likely trigger an encounter. Than means you forfeit your rest turn, and you’ll suffer the standard -1 penalty to To-Hit and Damage rolls during the encounter.

This isn't the first time the residents have seen proof of us. We usually just leave before they arrive. We could hide in a zombie cell instead.

I believe that by "zombie cell", @cowleyc means the cells lining the wall of the room directly to the west of the torture chamber. You'll recall that only two days ago (in game) these cells were filled with a dozen zombies, which you dispatched of with the aid of Angel and Norris Dewitt, before moving onto discovering and defeating Lubash the Ogre

The trap door is probably bad idea, but we could climb back down and just hang out. We'd have to lower Bors, which would be timely and likely noisy.

I think the noise was closer to the staircase and the armament rooms, whereas we could probably slink in the shadows over to the cells.