Also I noticed a few unhealed wounds did anyone cast any healing that I missed?
Let me know.

How expensive and clean are the beds? Are they beds for poorer people, or nicer beds for higher ups?

As Cor slowly drew near the mirror he was very cautious. Rounding the edge until he got close enough to peer into its enchanting glow he had to pause and smile, "Aye, I think I've been here a fore."

Tann,
Is the mirror free standing or mounted on the wall?

If on the wall can we see how it is held in place?

"However It does look heavily used though there is nothing to give any indication as to by who or what."

Doe that mean the floor is worn? Does it look like a path from the mirror to where?

Does it look like recent ware or worn by usage over a long period of time?

Is the mirror free standing or mounted on the wall? Free standing
"However It does look heavily used though there is nothing to give any indication as to by who or what."
Does that mean the floor is worn? Does it look like a path from the mirror to where? There are area’s that are well worn compared to other parts of the room and scuff marks leading from the mirror to the door.
Does it look like recent ware or worn by usage over a long period of time? Yes the room is free of dust so it’s clear it has recently been in use.

what would the senses be to simply smashing the mirror and leaving?

Well destroying powerful magic items, which I think we can assume this mirror is, can be difficult and dangerous. It takes alot sometimes to destroy them and then they can expire with strong effect. Magical Explosions, a rift in time/space, etc., the result could be very dangerous to anyone nearby.

Of course I could be wrong and it might break just like a normal mirror, but knowing our DM for only a short time I highly doubt that will happen, do you?

I kind of like the idea of laying it face down so what ever tries to come threw hits the floor. They could set it back up right later, but think of the first thing to try to through, lol.

yea i thought of that after. lol
i do like ody's idea of laying it face down on the ground though.

i was wondering if we got close would we have it affect us?
by seeing alternate realities of ourselves/worse/guiltyish versions of us?

i guess we could always toss a blanket/cloak over it first so its covered then lay it down?

Don't give the DM ideas.

Tann,
When Peri flew to the mirror did she fly in front of it or only above it.

Was she able to see into the mirror?

Did the mirror appear to cast a normal reflection?

Could she see her reflection?

When Peri flew to the mirror did she fly in front of it or only above it. In Front
Was she able to see into the mirror? Yes
Did the mirror appear to cast a normal reflection? Yes
Could she see her reflection? Yes

I'm all for laying the mirror down. We don't know what it is, this will possibly protect us and still leave the mirror intact. Who knows, we might need it later. Something itches me though, is this how the black robes are made???

BTW, good call Ody

The mirror can be moved with a Levitate spell. It could be turned in mid air and then lowered to the floor.

Aliya has that spell prepared.

Now later it can just as easily be set back upright in the same fashion by magic users.

Now we could also do a Stone To Mud and let it sink into the floor then seal it in here.

My thought is that this is just a move and it is not threatening so it should not trigger any defensive magic. It would still works as it always does and it is not being damaged, so it should have no reason to defend itself.

so if we lay it down with levitate? how do we initiate that?