Curing Eldergrove

Making your way west towards the river you can tell the city has a more holistic approach to planning than most other stone cities you have been to. The Roads are built of large flat stones but there are stripts between them were grass and other plants can grow. The sides of the roads have small troughs lined with pebbles to catch runoff and drain it to the river. Most of the buildings only have stone on the first floor then after that they are shaped by twisting growing plants to accomodate the needs of the structure.

Suddenly you feel a shift underfoot as the ground collapses and opens to a deep pit lines with vines.
Everyone roll a save test. All dice are below 5 = you take 1 damage from the fall. Any 5 = you grab vines or other things to slow your fall. Any 6 = you Stay at the lip of the pit. 2 6's you totally avoid the trap.

Barley and Malachi manage to jump back just as the ground opens up while Rhidon and Vaun fall hard onto the stones below. each takes one damage As Barley scrambles to get all the way out of the pit Rhidon and Vaun sit up, slightly stunned, and examine the area they now find themselves in. The pit is about 20 feet deep and the walls are covered in roots or vines with small but sharp thorns. Barley finishes pulling himself up out of the pit. Vanun and Rhidon become aware of moisture under themselves as the ground beneath them grows moist and small pools of liquid begin forming in the pit.

Vaun and Rhidon seem to have the same thought at the same time and both quickly try to get a rope up to Barley. Barley goes for Rhidon's rope and misses it then tries again with his power before noticing Vaun's rope to the side and grabbing that. As Barley struggles to get a good anchor to pull up his compatriots Vaun and Rhidon both feel a slight tingle in their now sodden feet. Looking down they see the leather of your boots flaking off as you scuff your feet nervously. Barley finally finds a place to brace his feet and calls down to the others to begin climbing up.

I need a save test, 2d6, from whomever remains behind while the other climbs up first. If the save test passes they can then climb out without problem. If the save test fails they must roll with disadvantage, 1d6, to climb out of the pit.