Gnome Burrow

The gnomes of Alora have always dug, and they have not always said where. Now and then a treasure hunter puts a spade into the ground at the place his map shows, and the ground gives way under him, and he comes to rest in a chamber under the hill with a low door in its wall. It is a burrow. Many bear the name of the gnome who dug them, a Zook or a Fnipper, and of his mound. The doors are shut and the chambers are swept, and of the gnomes themselves there is nothing to be seen.

Details

• No road leads to one. Dig for the treasure of a treasure map: some treasures are a chest, and others open a hole that drops the digger into a gnome burrow or a spiders' nest.
• Any level may go. The burrow is made on the spot, for the level of the one who dug it open, and it has a name of its own.
• The doors between its chambers are closed.
• Bring a way home. 'recall' leaves the burrow; there is no stair back up, and a burrow once left should not be counted on to be there again.