Four pillars support the stone chamber. Three are vernacular to the region where the tomb was constructed, and the forth is foreign. Destroying the foreign pillar results in a success while harming any of the others results in a failure.

A fresco of a monk with a terrible knife wound is painted upon the rear wall of the chamber. The wound itself is a keyhole. Within the chamber are several clay pots, each containing hundreds of iron keys of various shapes. For each key tried, roll a d100. The result of this roll is meaningless. Trying more than 5 keys will result in a failure while a success can be achieved by bandaging the wound on the painting.

The chamber is under an incantation which allows no sound to be heard. Hanging from the stone ceiling of the chamber are hundreds of small bells and one large bell which descends from the center. Carefully removing the large bell and ringing it outside of the chamber will successfully solve the puzzle but ringing any of the bells within the chamber will be a failure.

A statue of St. Ursula stands at the center of the chamber. This once-revered nun was assaulted and stabbed to death on the streets. The statue is holding a knife in one hand and a lamp in the other. Removing the knife will trigger a success while removing the lamp will trigger a failure.

A series of skulls is embedded into one wall of the tomb are arranged in a pattern resembling one large skull. Of the many presented here, <b>one skull is in fact made of wood</b>. It is painted to appear genuine. If it is removed and immediately replaced with a human skull, the puzzle is solved. If it is removed for any amount of time without being replaced with a true human skull, the puzzle is failed.

A corpse lies upon a stone slab, dressed in gilded and sable vestments of the clergy. The corpse is adorned with wooden religious relics of no material value. However, strung around its neck is a pearl necklace. Upon inspection, it is missing one pearl. If the pearl is replaced with another item of equal or greater value, the puzzle is solved. If the necklace is in any other way disturbed, it is failed.

Occupants are immediately transported to the top of a high tower nearby. The tower chamber is full of riches, but there is no obvious way to descend from the tower and no way to return directly to the sepulchre.

A corpse and the slab it rests upon immediately disappear from view and crash into a lightless chamber below. Inside the chamber are hidden riches: golden religious artifacts of tremendous value.

A holy light shines down from a large opening in the ceiling of the crypt. It has a radiant blue hue which dazzles the eyes and appears entirely out of place in this grim chamber. Anyone who passes through the light will receive a holy blessing for the next 24 hours.

A pedestal rises out from the center of the room. Protruding from it are several arcane tendrils which whip about in a slow undulating pattern. If an item is placed in the tendrils, it is imbued with magical powers and the pedestal retreats to its original position where it will remain for several years.

A magical urn is revealed within the center of the chamber. Breaking it open will release a djinn of great power who has long been trapped inside. He will grant one wish to his liberators. Though it may come with a dark twist.

A shaft of light opens up from the ceiling. It illuminates a single gold tooth on a skull embedded in the wall. If the tooth of a corpse is replaced with this tooth, the corpse will be reanimated for a single day. The corpse remains rotten, and will likely be horrified by its own appearance.

Several corpses which are stacked on stone slabs around the room come to life. Their eyes glow a demonic red. They immediately attack anything present and can only be killed by decapitation or dismemberment.

The mouth of a large red skull which is embedded in the wall opens up and releases a stream of red locusts. They are attracted to metal and will attempt to feed on and corrode any such thing the party is carrying.

The walls shake as a demonic voice utters an arcane incantation. The voice appears to be sourceless, but it causes extreme pain to everyone present. Anyone who can hear the voice is cursed. Roll a different result on the Curses table for each party member who hears the voice.

An iron gate slams shut, attempting to block the entrance to the chamber. Immediately thereafter, the chamber walls begin to slide slowly towards one another. They will eventually crush anything within the space.

The stone door to the chamber slams shut. Immediately, thousands of snakes pour out from the eyes of skulls embedded in the walls. The snakes have an odd key-shaped pattern to their scales. They are deadly and aggressive, and one of the snakes contains within it the only key which can be used to re-open the entry door.

A terrific crash is heard directly behind the stone wall before you. Loose stones tumble from the wall, revealing that a large slab has fallen from the ceiling and destroyed whatever treasure may have been hidden within.