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These traps are a ''major'' threat to any adventurer - while many do not have immediate effects, many are easy adventure-enders if not dealt with. Some of these cannot be owned by non-vile individuals.

=== Seat of the Slave ===

:CR: 16
:Type: Mechanical/Magical[''Sex Slave'']]
:Search: Trivial to observe the trap itself. For finding the mechanisms: Trap (DC 40), Trigger (DC 40)
:Disable Device: Trap (DC 40, 2d4 rounds, special on failure); trigger (DC 40, 2d4 rounds, special on failure)
:Primary Trigger: Sitting on the chair
:Primary Trap Effect: Bonds lock the victim into the chair
:Secondary Trigger: Failing to disable the trap
:Secondary Trap Effect: ''Suggestion'' compels victim to sit in the chair.
:Tertiary Trigger: One minute trapped in the chair
:Tertiary Trap Effect: ''Sex Slave'' cast on victim (DC 25 resists)
:Bypass: Variable
:Reset: Automatic
:Cost: 3,000 GP

This trap is normally quite obvious; a chair with extreme sexual symbolism all over the carvings along it, with a powerful magical aura, is not something most adventurers will sit in. This trap therefore is best assisted by a few servants of the trap's owner to ''force'' choice victims into it.

Once the victim is firmly placed in the chair, metal bonds click into place. These bonds are extremely tough (DC 35 check to break), and tighten against escape attempts (DC 40 Escape Artist allows for an escape). The trap's real power comes a minute later, when the victim's screams and look of panic suddenly fade, replaced with a blank smile and vacant eyes - having just become the victim of a ''sex slave'' spell.

Some adventurers might, for one reason or another, try and break the trap or trigger. Not only is finding the actual mechanisms exceptionally difficult, but the trap has a secondary (purely magical) trap set in it - failure to break the trap forces the victim to make a save against a ''suggestion'' spell (DC 20) to sit in the chair as soon as the current occupant, if any, vacates it.