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Sundershelf Skyrealm A fragment of the greater Kurest Skyrealm, the Sundershelf was torn free in the final convulsions of the city’s collapse. When Kurest shattered and plunged into the ocean, not all of it obeyed gravity’s call. Some pieces fell upward – caught in the same inscrutable forces...

The Portal Stairs The portal stairs is a small dungeon built around the epnymous portal and stairs. The key to the whole underground structure is the portal in the lowest chamber of the dungeon on the upper right. This portal archway was created originally from the other side – built by the...

Mouser’s Deep Mouser’s Deep clings to the stone like a scab on an old wound. An abandoned outpost of the Initiates of Cordun, carved in secrecy and left to the slow hunger of time. The Initiates once used this narrow, redoubt to watch over the cavern they named Mouser’s Cave, a limestone wound...

Grey Maw Cave The farmers around Granite Hill speak in hushed tones of the Grey Maw Cave; quietly, with a glance over the shoulder, as if the cave itself might be listening. They say you can hear water rushing far below even on the stillest days, a thin, splashing and burbling noise like a...

Sparrow's Tower Sparrow’s Tower is yet another ruin along the King’s Road with old dungeons cut into the ground beneath it. The tower itself is on the verge of collapse, and some day the whole thing will come down, sealing off the dungeons beneath. But for the time being the tower is home to a...

Domur’s Refuge Many a noble was forced to build redoubts and refuges as the great war progressed – places that they could hole up when the elves deployed magics of mass destruction, tearing down whole cities in revenge against those who dared to resist their rule. The dwarves were of great...

The Flying Swine The Flying Swine provides both a drinking hole for locals as well as one of the only sit-down restaurants in town. The floors and hearth are of heavy flag and field stones, with the structure itself being whitewashed wood with wide expensive windows. From west to east we have...

As long as it takes to find someone who wants it. I tend to give away a lot of my extra books.

Sewer Connectors (2026 A) Many, many sewers have shown up on the blog over the years, plus the ones I drew for Dragonheist (which I’ll post as portfolio pieces in a few months). During one of my first drawing streams of the new year, I got a request for more “connectors” that will link the...

Ruins in the Mire A low rise lifts itself from the Black Mire like the spine of something long dead, and on its crown sit the remnants of forgotten homes. Their stone walls mostly fallen, softened by centuries of damp and shadow. Trees have forced their way through broken floors, their roots...