What it looks like...
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Armed:
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As you look closely, you notice a tiny hole right next to the lock which looks to be a trap of some kind.
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Set off!
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A stream of corrosive acid sprays out from the <box>, catching you in the <right hand> as you leap back in terror.
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Set off by someone else:
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<Person> leaps back away from the <box> as a spray of acid catches <him> in the <left hand>.
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Successfully disarmed:
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Grabbing up a pinch of dust from the ground, you carefully pack it into the small hole, stopping it up and disarming the trap.
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Disarmed (safe):
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You notice a tiny hole near the lock which has been stuffed with dirt rendering the trap harmless.
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Notes:
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If this trap is set off, acid can damage worn armor. Some people remove armor before disarming these to prevent damage. It's a question of which you would rather get fixed: armor or flesh. I've heard that splashing or pouring water on yourself reduces the effect, but have been unable to verify this. I've also heard that this is a myth...
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Glance:
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Hrm, there's that tiny little hole. Must be the acid trap.
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