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the Ossuary of Whispers They built the ossuary where ley-storms gather, in a hollowed cleft between two black spurs of rock, lest the wind carry their voices to more pleasant lands. From the road, it looks like a church of broken teeth rising from the stone, built of bone and carved stone. Its...

The Umbral Hatchery The Hatchery is a wound in the rock. Light dies here by slow degrees. Torches gutter as if breathed upon by winter. Sound comes hollow, like footsteps in a skull. Those who linger feel the edges of themselves go blunt. Shadows do not merely fall. They test. This place was...

The Mycocrypt Museum A subterranean marvel curated by deep gnomes to preserve wonders of the Underdark, the Mycocrypt Museum now lies in ruin – a victim of one of its own exhibits. The other exhibits have decayed, the museum’s halls overrun by creeping molds, sentient fungi, and acidic oozes...

The Font of Violet Flames In the twilight of the Third Age, when the small gods walked the Prime and the blood of mortals could stain the weave of fate itself, there stood the Church of Veyl-Karash. Its curtain wall, now crumbled and moss-choked, once bore the sigils of the Fourfold Concord: a...

The Spiral Sink – Map Set 2 We descend further into the “Spiral Sink” – a dungeon built around spiral stairs down a central shaft. The Sink has been modified multiple times by groups since it was built, and now it has fallen into decay from disuse. This is the second (and last) map in the set...

This is great to hear. I tried to scatter all kinds of cool things without explanations all over those maps. I'm working on a sequel set now.

The Spiral Sink – Map Set 1 The remains of a low stone structure perches on the edge of a deep shaft. Spiral stairs descend as the shaft gradually becomes narrower. The “Spiral Sink” has been modified multiple times by groups since it was built, and now it has fallen into decay from disuse...

Serpent Lands – Hex Map 2 The Serpent Lands are immediately south of the Autumn Lands. There’s no set scale for these maps, and the items on the maps are not to scale with each other so we can see points of interest like towers, cities, and caves. If you really need a scale for this and don’t...