*Check once per 10' for secret doors (see Table V. D, footnote).And in Table V. D it says:
*If a passage or door is indicated in a wall, where the space immediately beyond the wall has already been mapped, then the exit is either a secret door (1-5), or a one-way door (6-10) or it is in the opposite direction (11-20).So, question: what is the probability of having a secret door within those 10'? It says anywhere as far as I know. Come on old grognards, that's your chance to impress my young mind with your superior knowing of the old stuff!
