Passageways Puns

The town my players are about to visit contains a gang of goblinoid criminals. They traverse the town and escape the law via a labyrinth of secret passageways under the ground. These are accessed by hidden entrances at the end of alleyways that goblins seem to mysteriously disappear into when being chased by town guards. Is there any particular spell or item I could use to explain this?

I'm looking to move my mana base up and I've picked up a lot of the low-cost lands that have been reprinted in commander sets. I'm still a bit of a bridge too far between what I have and the shock/fetch lands. I'm looking at MDF lands and Fabled Passageway. I don't think I've seen many talks about them. Are they generally worth it?

Hi sub, I'm an old house addict. Have been helping to fix up old houses since I was a kid. Now on the 3rd house that we own ourselves (versus that other people own).

I love old house research, and I love old house archaeology. It's fun to follow the clues left behind and discover hidden spaces. (We also have a hidden room behind a bookcase which I'll have to post some other time when I get pictures.)

Here are some photos showing the exterior walls of very old houses that end up being interior walls of less old houses, courtesy of our 1896 house that started as an 1870's house. With the bonus pics of a hidden passageway to the basement that appears as a closet until you step inside of it.

https://imgur.com/a/IHjirPn

https://imgur.com/a/TS4e1hi?s=sms

Hope you enjoy!

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I had a strange thought while watching — in Hardy Boys Mysteries and Nancy Drews, there’s always some fun through secret passages that caused trouble in the detectives trying to figure out the story. The Hidden Staircase, etc

1. We were told that the fireplaces were connected through Tim Kono having an allergy that’s preventing everyone using their fireplaces; is it possible someone is taking advantage of this?

2. The cat getting out and around the apartments was strange as well. The owner even said it didn’t make sense.

3. Bassoonist — when her and Braazos were having their little duet, she paused in real time in the song, and was at his door — nearly halfway across the building in seconds flat.I have a suspicion that she’s a high suspect (no character is unimportant) and this could be a clue.

It’s very Agatha Christie/Clue to have a hidden passageways. Wondering what your thoughts might be?

I usually take the BSL spur to 8th-Market to catch Patco, but yesterday afternoon the spur was not running so I took the Express to Walnut-Locust for the first time. Despite huge signs in the Walnut-Locust concourse pointing down a long passageway towards the Patco station, I go all the way down to learn that the gates were completely closed at the end of the tunnel. On my way I observed numerous homeless camps and people loitering, including one person lighting a crack pipe and another shooting up heroin. I'm not worried about homeless people, but just surprised there weren't signs saying the way was closed off, and that people are just allowed to occupy the space to do whatever - especially for a stop right in the middle of center city. I honestly wouldn't want to be a women or a tourist lost down there...

When I eventually went back through the concourse and outside to the Patco entrance on Locust, I could see another passageway on the inside blocked off (more homeless on the other side)... It doesn't make sense that they would block the connections to Septa off. Anyone know if this is always the case? Is it a move by Septa or Patco?