Trials, Tribulation, and Treasure

This tomb is very old to the jackalwere perspective. Carved of a dark hard stone, not native to the area as the jackalwere are familiar with other cave in the area. The entrance is small and concealed but once inside it oopens quickly to a large chamber where the jackalwere now often stay. The top level has 4 chambers, The entry chamber, the main hall, and two side chambers. At the back of each side chamber is a set of stairs that lead down. There is also a large metal door at the back of the main hall but this has been left undisturbed The stais down from the side chambers leads to similar rooms ten's of feet lower. These are much colder bu also cleaner. Each of these rooms has a side passage that leads to the other with another thick metal door near the middle of their connecting passage. This is as far as they dared go.
Many of the walls are covered in carven images depicting strange peple and small symbols,that you guess to be runes of some kind. Other thatn the carved walls there are a feew torch holders and stone benches in the rooms.

These hills stretch for miles to the west of the river. North and West of them teh plains stretch eaven futher. The tips of the hills reach were the plains turn to swamp. You know that this area is also where the city of Paphos was discoverd. The plains are rules by the centaurs and the swamp is a dangersous area. The mills are moslty empty and have litle game and less traffic by people. The jackalwere mostl yhunt small game and range far and wide over the hills and know the area for several days travel in any direction.