Within Lighting Keep

Fighter HD for rest. Kurt is max HP. Has Second Wind & Action Surge.

Kurt is ready to go. Yep. Continue down that hall side for the last door.

"I agree. Let us continue exploring."

You all mount the stairs and return to the upper floor. You head to the last door on the south wall of the gallery. When you open the door it is laid out in almost a mirror of the Shadows room. Thick dust and cobwebs shroud a canopied bed, a pair of nightstands, a desk, a chair, and a wardrobe, but this one is wrapped in chains. Fragments of a shattered mirror lie strewn across the floor. The window drapes are drawn so only the tiniest of flashes is visible when lightning strikes outside.

What do you do?
Enter the room?
Go to another?

Exploring Kurt will check the room out for possible rod.

Kurt, this bedroom is a bit more bare then the previous one. As you enter and begin to search, the wardrobe draped in chains begins to shake, as if one or more creatures is trapped within. The padlock that holds the chains in place bounces and clanks with the jostling of the wardrobe.

Wondering Kurt says, "Something is over there but I have a feeling it is more undead." He points to the wardrobe. Remembering how the last undead turned out.

Grim enters,"Maybe we should leave this one be. I am ready for either way though."

"I'm ready if you all are," Alex prepares to face whatever is inside the wardrobe.

Wondering Kurt says to the party, "Well it is chained."

He raises voice and call to it, "Who are you?"

The only reply to Kurt's question is the wardrobe continued shaking.

With a huff, "Fine" and he advance on the wardrobe to expose what is shaking.

Are we picking the lock or are we trying to break the lock? We need a lock pick and a dex check to pick or you can make an attack roll to simply hit it.

Grim will move in to the side of Kurt ready for whatever pops out.

Onlooking Kurt asks, "Anyone here any good with locks. That is the easy way to get those chains off. Hammering and a piton will take a while to break chains." Appears he wants to know what the trouble that is inside.

Looking over the lock, chains, and such, is there any other indications of what might be inside?