top down, dnd 5e battlemap, realistic, fantasy style, egyptian inspired, a 25 foot wide hallway stretches for nearly 100 feet or more, flanked on either side by ancient statues of mournful figures. These statues, carved from dark stone, depict men and women in various stages of grief--some clutching their heads in despair, others weeping into their hands, their tears eternally frozen in stone. The craftsmanship is eerie in its realism, as if the statues were once living beings cursed to endure their sorrow for all time. The walls of the Weeping Hall are lined with niches containing sarcophagi, each adorned with faded hieroglyphs and carvings of scenes depicting death, loss, and mourning. Flickering torchlight, or perhaps a magical glow, casts long, wavering shadows that make the statues appear to move out of the corner of the players' eyes