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| 59 || class="left" | Railroading || A set of twisted railroad tracks criss-crosses this area, sometimes splitting and sometimes converging but always going from point A to B. PCs can travel anywhere along it but a magical force prevents them from leaving it. Monsters and other native creatures are not so constrained. The magical force can be broken with a DC 30 [[strength]] check but the moment the PCs leave the railroad they are pummeled with magical rocks falling from out of nowhere, dealing 6d6 5d6 damage a round, no save. The rocks stop when they return to the railroad. The ends of the railroad always lead to valid exits off the layer.

| 60 || class="left" | Stuff Overstep Yourself || More StuffRoll 1d3, on a 1 for each square of movement a creature makes it instead moves two squares ahead, stopping only for a solid obstacle. You cannot willingly move less distance, and you always travel in the direction. In effect your movement of, say, 6 squares is 6 squares of 10 foot intervals (making your move speed 60 feet instead of 30). On a roll of 2, you move three squares of movement, and on a roll of 3 you move four squares of movement. 5-foot steps are also altered by this effect, and it lasts until you leave the area.