Its story
What it looks like
A waist-high rack of clinic casks stands beneath a ceiling of ledger shelves.
Thin copper wires vanish into the hoops, while a brass pressure gauge is disguised as a saint's eye on the wall. The casks are marked with faded medicine labels, but one leaks a clear, sharp-smelling fluid.
Why it is here
Protect the clinic's medicines and patient records from thieves during a siege.
Who made it
Mara Vell, a clinic quartermaster who feared that looters would steal the records and medicines during a siege.
Lore
Clinic staff whisper that the quartermaster rigged the storeroom after medicine began disappearing during an outbreak.
The vapor is a volatile mixture meant to incapacitate thieves, but it can ruin delicate medicines and contaminate the patient records. The hazard's fittings bear a maker's mark shared with devices used in the old quarantine ward.
Where it is found
A cramped clinic storeroom or treatment-room annex, especially one with casks, ledgers, and a single narrow entrance.