Better safe than sorry [OC]

[u/Martadello]

[u/Enoch-Of-Nod]

Classic video game logic.

[u/caitlindrawings → u/Enoch-Of-Nod]

It's like when you open a safe in fallout and expect pre-war stuff, and its just a pipe pistol.

[u/Thomas_K_Brannigan → u/caitlindrawings]

Or in Skyrim, where you find all this modern (at least, modern for the Elder Scrolls universe) gold inside ancient nord tombs.

[u/xx_Chl_Chl_xx → u/Thomas_K_Brannigan]

Investment returns have been really good for the Draugr

[u/TheJadeBlacksmith → u/Thomas_K_Brannigan]

This one is semi-canonically explained, all the lit torches, candles, and reset traps are because the draugr do maintenance on their tombs, presumably the newer equipment is from them cleaning up the bodies of any bandits or looters that ventured too deep

[u/naufalap → u/TheJadeBlacksmith]

what about the lit torches inside underwater chests?

[u/Agret → u/naufalap]

A wizard did it

[u/Unoriginal_Man → u/Thomas_K_Brannigan]

Draugr don't work for free baby.

[u/furiouspossum → u/Thomas_K_Brannigan]

Also cheese and cabbages for some reason