The Manor

I figure that it would take us a couple cycles to figure out how many mazes there actually are. Skeeve would initially assume there was only three mazes. Once disabused of that notion, he'd have to reassess and figure out it is actually six. I also assume that during this exploration we end up back at the beginning so we can then use my idea in the note above, if we don't figure a different way through before that point.

The big thing that Skeeve does when we enter the maze is to encourage Ealdwig (as much as he wants) to lead where we go. Ealdwig was patient with Skeeve on his hair-brained idea with making a hole in the wall, so he is genuine in wanting to repay that by pushing Ealdwig to explore the maze as he desires. Skeeve's only insistence is that we have to stay together. (Which both Blornvid and Skeeve stressed before entering.)

After however long that takes, if we haven't found a golden $ by then, Skeeve will figure out a path from where we are to the nearest one. (Nearest meaning within the maze. It may require some maze cycling to get there.)

Ok, let's go. I've got this! Outwardly secure and inwardly insecure and doubtful, Ealdwig moves into the maze. Oh Hells. Here we go. This should be interesting. Here goes nothing. Hopefully, we don't get totally lost in here.

After a few minutes of wandering back and forth, trying to figure out what is going on. A smile crosses Ealdwig's face, alright, I think I get it. Follow me. He starts off down the corridor. Talking back to the guys as we walks, it seems the room changes each time we come to a corner or a dead end. So I think that if we keep walking in the same direction pointing to the southeast corner while still on Map A toward the treasure, whether it is there or not when the room changes. Sooner or later we'll get to to it. Let's keep walking South or East. I think we'll get to the corner where we first saw the treasure if we continue doing that.

Hopefully, that's right.

Shrugging, and if not we'll try something else out.

Astonished by the magic weapon that appeared in the glowing area. Smiling, Oh Hells! That wasn't so difficult. I knew we could find it. Blornvid, it looks like this weapon was designed for you. Make sure to keep the constructs away from me. Ealdwig gives a little snort laugh, thanks.

Mischievously, I wonder what else we can find in this place. If this pointing at the weapon is here, what else might we find?

Back to the matter at hand. "We have two doors available, the one on the north wall of room 5 or the remaining door on the north wall of room 10. Any preferences? I suggest trying the one in room 10, as that leads us deeper into the building."

Quietly, sarcastically and making a face (like any teenager might make), oh yes please, let's go further into the building. What could be better?

Where is the exit? That's where I want to go. Maybe there are more vines we can kill.

More upbeat, alright guys, let's do it. Room 10. Maybe we need to go deeper into the building to find the way out. Sounds weird but this whole place is weird.

Ealdwig heads off, totally in the wrong direction. When he realizes it, he turns walks past the guys, giggling, and heads toward room 10.

Blornvid chuckles. "Oh I would've been good with room 5. Would've preferred to find an exit, but I don't think we can until... I don't know, satisfy some sort of magic quest that we've been compelled to complete since we entered the building."
Blornvid picks up the new weapon. "It seems to do everything but fire arrows."