Now, with the expanded space in her dungeon. She had more room to set up defensive traps. She knew that an attack could come at any time, and she had to be prepared for unforeseen assaults.
With the dungeon's increasing size and the constant threat of other dungeon masters meant that she could no longer rely solely on her brood alone.
To fortify her lair, the Marathis focused primarily on laying down intricate, web-based traps. These webs served a dual purpose: slowing down intruders and alerting her if there was a disturbance.
With her brood of Arachnids aiding her, they strategically covered some key areas with these traps, ensuring that any enemy who ventured too far would become ensnared.
The sticky, resilient nature of the webs could immobilize weaker foes and delay stronger ones, giving her brood time to swarm and overwhelm them.
