Interesting Area - Bath

Bathing in Rome was a communal activity. Romans build their baths with fireproof terracotta bricks. They finished the area with fine mosaic floors and marble-covered walls. Statues decorated the area. A public bath contained many rooms. The rooms were vastly different temperature and humidity. For example, bath often had hot dry and hot wet rooms to sit and sweat. The pools were hot, warm, and cool.

A bath could have an assortment of oils. A bath often had massage tables. A masseuse could rub down a patron of the bath with various oils. Scented oils are common. A pressure plate in an archway could trigger a shower of water mixed with a scented oil showering anyone who enters. Musk has a powerful smell. Anointing the party with the musk of some animal (or monster) could attract that creature with the intent to mate with the source of the scent. Floral and fruit based scents. The table below lists a variety of scents.

1D100	Fruit
01-03	Apple
04-06	Apricot
07	Avocado
08-10	Banana
11-12	Blackberry
13-14	Blackcurrant
15-16	Blueberry
17-18	Boysenberry
19	Breadfruit
20-21	Cantaloupe
22-24	Cherry
25-26	Coconut
27-28	Cranberry
29	Cucumber
30-31	Currant
32	Date
33	Elderberry
34	Fig
35	Gooseberry
36-38	Grape
39-41	Grapefruit
42-43	Guava
44-45	Honeydew
46	Huckleberry
47	Kiwi
48	Kumquat
49-52	Lemon
53-56	Lime
57-58	Mango
59	Mulberry
60-61	Nectarine
62-63	Olive
64-67	Orange
68-69	Papaya
70-71	Passionfruit
72-74	Peach
75-77	Pear
78	Persimmon
79-81	Pineapple
82-84	Plum
85-86	Pomegranate
87	Quince
88-91	Raspberry
92-95	Strawberry
96-97	Tangerine
98-100	Watermelon

Bath toys can be a source of entertainment while bathing. Bath toys include ships. Imaging the party finding large sunken tub filled with water and an entire armada of wooden toy ships. The ships could include small figurine.

But, who could forget about the rubber ducky.