I think my favorite take on this map is from @wrinklewroes:
You expected danger to lurk around every corner. Instead, it’s nothing but an hours-long rat killing exercise. You exit the dungeon and look for the man who offered you gold to slay the monster within but can’t find him. Suddenly you’re coughing up blood.The mines ran along the course of a fissure and series of small caves that led deep into the cliffs. No one thought too much of it until the miners broke through into the tiered cavern, and then the rats came on in earnest. The mining company also dug out a set of office space and a vault, that work also connected to the rats nest off of the cavern making a full circuit. That's when the rat problem really took off.
Rumors persist that the mine's treasury is still hidden, behind the swarms of rats, giant rats, and rat-men that now inhabit the complex.
2d3 things in a ratman's purse:
2) A lucky rat's paw. (will allow the holder to reroll 1 attack each month)
3) A small pewter locket w/ a picture of a young human family (worth 15 gp)
4) A bronze key.
5) A leather cord strung with knucklebones and a plain copper ring (worth 5 gp)
6) A bag of dried mushrooms, if consumed will heal 1d4 damage.
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