18 Silas' spell washes across the creatures with no effect, and Grenk slams his blade into the armored creature, it's hard steel plate deflecting both blows.  Badger's magical darts swoop in slamming into each of them. He sees the wounds absorbed and spread evening across both creatures as the chain glows briefly. 

The one on the ground stands up once again, and both of them continue trying to hammer Grenk. Attack: 9 Damage: 13 + 6 piercing damage. Attack: 20 Damage: 12 + 6 piercing damage. Attack: 8 Damage: 17 + 11 piercing damage. Attack: 16 Damage: 17 + 8 piercing damage

Sickle swings once more at the thing. Attack: 9 Damage: 8, his blow bouncing off the target. He curses. 

Everyone's turn!  

Mal changes tactics and starts to fire on just one of the creatures.

H. Crossbow: Attack: 14 Damage: 7

H. Crossbow: Attack: 26 Damage: 5

Sneak Attack: 11 on 1st hit.

"If the bells fall upon deaf ears then let me show you the light," SIlas states before casting Guiding Bolt onto the creature this time

Attack: 17 Damage: 15 and grants advantage on follow up attack. 

usingChannel Divinity: to add +10 to hit

An arrow hits one in the side, and then Silas unleashes a powerful blast of magic into one and both of the creatures arch back as they're struck and collapse to the ground in two smoking heaps. The battle is over.  

The two creatures were standing in shallow alcoves to either side of the hallway.  Beyond that there is a hallway to the right and at the end of the hallway a set of wooden double doors.

"I had believe they had much more to them than that," Silas states as he puts his holy symbol away. He stands at a distance while speaking a quick prayer. 

Mal will ignore the smoking ruins as she creeps up to the double doors in front of them and see if they are locked.

Stealth: 20

Perception: 6

Mal walks past the hallway, seeing it goes down about fifty feet and opens into a room.  She reaches the double doors and checks them quietly. They appear unlocked. No sound comes from either the hallway, nor the behind the door. 

Better to check the open hallway first, before opening a closed door. At least if something comes through the door there is more chance we might hear it first, suggests Badger, leaving room for the warriors to pass...

As you guys walk past the passage to join Mal, you see movement down in the room.  One of those key skeletons skitters along the wall and vanishes around the corner out of site. 

Grenk points and shouts, "It was one of those keys.  It went that way!"  Grenk will turn to move into the room after it.

Grenk appears at the entrance to a large room. A four-columned portico juts out from the far wall, beneath which a stone sarcophagus rests in a wall recess. Four ceramic frog masks hang in niches around the sarcophagus. Beneath the masks, humanoid bones are strewn across the floor. To the east, a large carving of a tentacled frog-monster squats above a shrine. Offerings lie on a shelf before it. Four rectangular frescoes adorn the adjacent walls. The frescoes depict four scenes.  In the first, a frog-like behemoth uses its tentacles to help the Omuan people knock down a mighty statue. In the foreground, an old woman wearing a frog mask tosses five coins from her hand as though sowing seeds. In the second, a frog·like behemoth wraps its tentacles around a giant crocodile as Omuan hunters stab the crocodile with their spears. In the foreground, an old man wearing a frog mask holds a bug up to his open mouth. In the third, a frog-like behemoth with four Omuan hunters riding on its back finds a small boy in the jungle. The hunters seem elated. In the foreground, a young woman wearing a frog mask holds a knife in one hand and a headless chicken in the other.  In the last, a frog-like behemoth wallows in a shallow pool as Omuans offer it urns of food and treasure as tribute. Cracks in the fresco obscure the head of the human figure in the foreground, but you can see that it grasps a lit candle.  Sitting on the shelf by the shrine you see a 6-inch-tall stone statuette of a froghemoth, which weighs 5 pounds and has an inscription on its base in Old Omuan: "Give thanks to me as others have done since the dawn of time."  There is also a copper bowl containing rat bones, four dead cockroaches, a green wax candle and 5 gp.  

On the right wall, a skeleton clings to the wall, it's knees and elbows bent backwards, as it regards Grenk. 

I'jin whispers to Grenk, "Ooooooh, this is powerful Kubazan's shrine....  He might be big and tough, but I'm really more fun, wouldn't you agree?"

"Yah, you're fun and all and I'm not concerned with taking on another spirit.  But we need that key. You think the frog thing would be upset if I went in took it and left?"  Grenk whispers in response not sure how the whole mind conversation works.  

I'jin pauses, thinking about your question ever so briefly, "Look, I'm no Moa, all wise and crap, but there's only one way to find out, right?  Just get in there and get it!" 

Mal runs back down the corridor after Grenk after he yells about the key skeleton bursting into the room right after Grenk. She looks around for the skeleton seeking to end its life and grab the key.

If she hears Grenk whispering to himself: Perception? 12

Perception for key skeleton: 19

Grenk is going to put his hand into his coin purse and pull out 7 gold and toss it towards the alter.  "Tribute to the great frog..." and rushes after the key to try and grab it.  

No perception roll is necessary, the skeleton is obvious, hanging to the wall of the shrine, with no apparent way to escape.  It's 25 feet away.  She does hear Grenk whispering to himself (his side of the conversation only). 

Grenk rushes after the key.  The key attempts to escape, but with nowhere to go, it then quickly tries to stab Grenk with a dagger.  The group quickly takes it down and defeats it....leaving a key now in your possession from this floor. 

Mal will then without touching the frog statue put it in a bag and then her backpack. She is tired of her companions being taking over by "gods". It never seems to go well for her.

Badger hurries to catch up with Grenk and Mal, intent on ensuring that Grenk doesn't do anything too destructive under I'jin's influence. When they enter the tomb, Badger is transfixed on the wall frescoes, and gives only the most perfunctory assistance to apprehending the skeleton key. He thinks he sees the connection between the images in the foreground of Omuans offering tribute and the small tokens in the bowl, and one of the phrases from the plaque comes to mind. The walls of history tell all, he murmurs to himself, and considers attempting to make the tribute himself when Mal steps in and covers the idol. Getting the hint, Badger scowls and turns to depart the room, determined to return at some future time to decipher the mystery.

Well, we have the key now, he says. Where to now? Up? Down? Continue to explore this level?

Grenk looks at the frog sarcophagus.  "Do we want the Frog's help?  Or what ever item it had?  I'm thinking if this one was so powerful it might be a weapon."  He looks at the flaming sword in his hand.  "Not that I really need a weapon though."

"I believe some of us may be require rest, be just a moment or longer. I do not wish to tempt my fate more then needed. (assuming third floor still) I propose we locate a suitable location for some rest before we move up to first floor and explore until we find the key then go down to find the next key until we have all we require and can move forward," Silas states. Silas will cast Prayer of Healing as well.

Healing: 15