Go, but you still need an Attack roll

(OOC: Wrench attack - Park Yu-Jin rolled 13 using 1d20+6)

The wrench clanked and missed-- and the robots returned fire!  Luckily, they missed as well.

Yu-Jin kept the goblin there and it throw another wrench!

(OOC: Attack roll - Park Yu-Jin rolled 13 using 1d20+6. Rerolling - Park Yu-Jin rolled 20 using 1d20+6)

The robot appeared to be particularly vulnerable to the wrench, and fell apart at once!  Garla was among them as well, crushing and smashing.

"Weird that there would be robots...," Yu-Jin said.

"You know what those things are?" said Garla.  "I thought it was people in armor, or maybe enchanted statues, but they're all full of wires and pumps and things..."

"They're like a mechanical golem," Yu-Jin said.

"Clock-works, but strange," said Ivy, examining them.  "...so much wire!  We should take as much of the guts of these things as we can manage; wire's valuable."

"We should after we finish exploring," Yu-Jin said.

"True enough," said Ivy.  "There's more to find here, surely."

There was a door ahead, closed.  It appeared to have some kind of keypad next to the door.

Yu-Jin poked at the keypad. Was it still active?

It lit up; clearly, it was.

"This is going to be difficult to get through," Yu-Jin said.

"Well, what is it?" Ivy asked.  "I might be able to help.  Or Garla might be able to just knock it in."

"The doors are sealed and we wouldn't be able to open it without the passcode," Yu-Jin said. "It'll probably take a while to brute force it."

"I'm not quite sure what you mean by that," said Ivy.  "But is there anything you can do to search for clues or indications of what it might have been?"

Yu-Jin decided to check out the keypad to see if any numbers were worn from use.

(OOC: Investigation & Perception - Park Yu-Jin rolled 25,11 using d20+9,d20+9. Rerolling perception - Park Yu-Jin rolled 23 using 1d6+9)

Yes!  She could narrow it down to a handful of possibilities, since exactly four numbers were worn.

Yu-Jin began to enter the various options.

Luckily, it didn't take enough tries for her to be locked out of the system before the door opened.

"...So how did you know how to do that?" Garla asked.

"Magic," Yu-Jin said.

"I feel like that explanation lacks something," said Ivy.

"Hey!" Garla called-- she'd gone ahead while Ivy was talking.  "There's a really big box here!"

Yu-Jin headed inside.

"Box" wasn't really the word from it-- it was built into the floor, almost like some kind of altar... but it looked more like a coffin.  The size was right, at least...

But then, there were the controls.  And the readouts.  Yu-Jin couldn't read the language, but the changing numbers and readouts looked distinctly like they were monitoring something.