> There's a fourth dimension to it - remembering why the hole needs to be guarded for 10000 years. I can imagine some sort of post-apocalyptic copper age relig

> There's a fourth dimension to it - remembering why the hole needs to be guarded for 10000 years. I can imagine some sort of post-apocalyptic copper age religion where the religious brotherhood exist to guard the 'cursed caves', without understanding why. But everyone knows that people who enter the caves either die at the hands of the strangely deformed beasts who live there, or of a mysterious sickness sometime afterwards. Yeah, I probably played too much D&D as a child :)