The Manor

The floor rotation is 5'wide x 10'long/tall. Jamming it with scraps of the defeated construct seems a viable plan.

Grabbing the largest and most solid pieces of scrap you can find. Blornvid hammers a few thing to create overlapping folds of metal as the segmented body was thoroughly smashed by you. Bracing it in the corner as best you can you stand back and trigger the door.

Use the shield first, it last 1 round

The quick snap of the door shifts the metal, almost flinging it free but pinches is when the floor is about 2/3 of the way upright. You now can see under the floor into a gap that connect to the pit beyond the door. The spinning section of the floor is a flat 5x20 section, 10' on either side of the door. The 20' stone pinwheel is pointing at 1 and 7 on the face of a 12 hour clock, creating a small gap you can climb though.

Ealdwig is sure he can get past the door but the speed of its movements and the power it crushed the metal with makes the move a bit risky if anything goes wrong. Once through Ealdwid can help the other to reach the far side. Alternately you can check out the pit with a rope.

The pit is over 20' deep and it's base is lined with sharp spikes. The section under the trap floor is carved in a curve to allow it to swing. It curves down to 10' below the door then angles down the rest of the way. If you enter the pit in a controlled manger you can avoid the spikes.

Lowering his companions to the base of the pit then sliding down after them, to be caught by them in return. Skeeve then lifts the pair up and out of the pit to the far side of the pit where they lower a rope and after gingerly navigating the spikes climbs up and out. The area beyond has 3 doors. To the north a polished wooden door, to the east a more basic wooden door, and on the south this side of the pit is an iron bound heavy wooden door. Other than the spirals of blue stones covering the floor, and the pit, the room is bare.

Skeeve checks and is confident the stones are just decorative. But why put them here in a trapped room? Some things in this building just dont make sense, yet.

As Ealdwig examines the door, checking the simple latch, hinges, and frame, he is looking up and notices the ground in front of the door has an odd marbled pattern. Upon further inspection it becomes plain that there is something off with the area and he suspects a trap tied to the door somehow triggering a reaction from the floor. His best guess is more darts or spikes erupt from the floor when the door is opened. With this bit of distraction he becomes a bit nervous and can't tell if the door is locked as he is a bit hesitant to actually move the latch. Best leave the experimentation to Skeeve. Skeeve scans the door and surrounding area and feels no magic.