"It looks like that's all of them," Riddler's Daughter said.

Ghostface nodded and checked around for other threats or traps.  You never knew.

You don't see anything other than the large (and heavy looking) trapdoor the thugs were trying to open.

"...on it," said Ghostface, using leverage to get the trapdoor open as best she could.

The door opened revealing an old set of stone steps heading down.

Riddler's Daughter turned on a flashlight. "After you?"

Ghostface nodded and headed down, scanning ahead with sonar.

The stairs did appear to be old, perhaps it was an old bootlegger's tunnel. The sonar indicated there were many possible branching paths.

"...see any trails?" Ghostface said, attempting to investigate the area carefully.

[OOC: Perception, Riddler's Daughter rolled 20 using 1d20+11 ((9)).]

Results

"Nothing recent," Riddler's Daughter said. "Something about a week old."

"Explore, though," said Ghostface, checking in the direction the Riddler's Daughter had indicated.

The tunnels led down many twists and turns, you passed by a few fragments of old bottles and barrels before coming to another set of stairs.

Ghostface took the lead up the stairs.

Riddler's Daughter followed.

There was something heavy on top of the trapdoor.

(OOC: Combined strength check.)

[OOC:  Riddler's Daughter rolled 16 using 1d20 ((16)).]

15

Whatever was on top of the other side was too heavy to budge.

"...Cutting torch?" Ghostface asked the Riddler's Daughter.

Riddler's Daughter nodded, pulled the torch out of her utility belt, and got to work.

With some work the door was cut open with a heavy crate walling down the stairs.

(OOC: Reflex save to avoid it at DC !5. If you fail, make a toughness save vs DC 17)

22

Ghostface easily sidestepped the crate.

The crate swung near to Riddler's Daughter, but she stepped back in time.

[OOC: Riddler's Daughter rolled 16 using 1d20+8 ((8)).]