E5 — Storage Chamber – B2 — The Keep on the Borderlands

63 — Storage Chamber

There are many piles of boxes, crates, barrels, sacks, and so forth here - the supplies of the temple are kept here. There is nothing of value, and if the party stays within the place for longer than 3 rounds, a gelatinous cube will move down the corridor into the place and block it. [statistics 1] Inside the creature are d12 each of copper, silver, electrum, gold, and platinum pieces, as well as several bones evidently parts of a victim not yet wholly digested. (One of the “bones” is actually a wand of enemy detection with 9 charges left. If it is not gotten out of the monster within 1 turn, it will be ruined by digestive juices.) The secret door in the room leads to the gnoll chieftain’s cave (50., above).

Original B2 statistics 1
AC 8, HD 4*, hp 22, #AT 1, D 2-8 plus paralyzation, MV (20’), Save F 2, ML 12.

Source: B2, PDF page 28. Original mechanics retained.

Gelatinous Cube

Original Basic D&D statistics — B2

Armor Class (descending)	8
Hit Dice	4*
Hit Points	22
Attacks	1
Damage	2-8 plus paralyzation
Movement per round	20’
Save As	F 2
Morale	12

Source notes

Attack deals 2–8 plus paralyzation. The module does not supply additional paralysis mechanics here.

Source stat line

AC 8, HD 4*, hp 22, #AT 1, D 2-8 plus paralyzation, MV (20’), Save F 2, ML 12.

Source: 63 — Storage Chamber; Original B2 statistics 1. Unlisted statistics have not been invented.

Gelatinous Cube’s Recoverable Treasure

Conditional Loot · One treasure bundle. Item amounts below describe its contents.

Item	Amount	Source value / price	Location / condition
Copper, silver, electrum, gold and platinum pieces	1d12 of each	—	Inside cube
Wand of enemy detection	1	Not stated	Among bones, nine charges; recover within one turn or ruined

Rolls

When	Roll	Result
CP inside cube	1d12	1–12 cp pieces
SP inside cube	1d12	1–12 sp pieces
EP inside cube	1d12	1–12 ep pieces
GP inside cube	1d12	1–12 gp pieces
PP inside cube	1d12	1–12 pp pieces

Recovery and adjudication

Roll five separate 1d12 quantities for cp, sp, ep, gp and pp. Do not pre-roll or treat the wand’s nine charges as nine wands.

Source: B2, caves area 63, PDF page(s) 28. Original narrative retained. Unstated prices and mechanics remain unspecified.