((This is a summary for what will be found in the rest of the log. I'm really sorry, guys.))
[The cabinets can be pried open either by brute force or by applying one of the rusted metal bars as a crowbar, and it will be found that they are filled with shattered glass bottles that were probably once filled with liquid. A few of them are still intact. The ancient script isn't clear, but they appear to be medicine of some sort. In combination with the rusted iron frames, it seems possible this building was once used as an infirmary.
If they explore the sinkhole, they will discover what appears to be an underground tunnel leading all the way across the Battlefield. Surprisingly sturdy and stable. It's blocked three quarters of the way through by a cave-in.
Nothing too interesting, but the walls partway through will begin to be decorated by drawings. They appear to depict a vaguely humanoid figure flanked by three others. If they have any knowledge of Union archaeology, they will find that the figure looks strikingly similar to what was depicted in the Ruins. These are much better quality, however, not being in the middle of a swamp, and it becomes clear that the humanoid figures are more torsos with arms and legs than anything else.
They will, of course, be attacked by something or many somethings halfway through this journey as these things tend to happen. Feel free to handwave whatever that is.]
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[The cabinets can be pried open either by brute force or by applying one of the rusted metal bars as a crowbar, and it will be found that they are filled with shattered glass bottles that were probably once filled with liquid. A few of them are still intact. The ancient script isn't clear, but they appear to be medicine of some sort. In combination with the rusted iron frames, it seems possible this building was once used as an infirmary.
If they explore the sinkhole, they will discover what appears to be an underground tunnel leading all the way across the Battlefield. Surprisingly sturdy and stable. It's blocked three quarters of the way through by a cave-in.
Nothing too interesting, but the walls partway through will begin to be decorated by drawings. They appear to depict a vaguely humanoid figure flanked by three others. If they have any knowledge of Union archaeology, they will find that the figure looks strikingly similar to what was depicted in the Ruins. These are much better quality, however, not being in the middle of a swamp, and it becomes clear that the humanoid figures are more torsos with arms and legs than anything else.
They will, of course, be attacked by something or many somethings halfway through this journey as these things tend to happen. Feel free to handwave whatever that is.]