Late Show
Once upon a time, there was a legendary bard, beloved by the people, who wielded wit and wisdom to entertain and enlighten the masses. For over a decade he made this theatre his home, a...
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After the Battle
I always wondered which gnome man owned the land between two warring armies. Not a lucky guy! Anyway, war is hell and it never changes. Whether this battlefield is just old or rather ancient, cursed...
Fallen World Tree
If the World Tree falls in the forest and everyone is around to hear it, does anything survive? Perhaps this devastating fall took place eons ago, and life somehow managed to find a way, or...
The Kukka Airship
Skyriding has never been classier! Who said that transporting passengers, cargo, or setting sail for wild adventures couldn’t be done on an airship with some real flair? If you’re looking for a ship that’ll treat...
Obstacle Alley
Get out of the way! Urban environments are great for chases, and you never know what’s going to get in your party’s way as they leg it after the bad guys, or the good guys,...
City Sewer
Congratulations! What an incredible smell you’ve discovered! You don’t need me to tell you how important sewers are to city infrastructure, how they are an essential marker of civilizational advancement, or how crucial it is...
Hellish Heights
It’ll be a cold day in hell before this lava river freezes over, possibly literally. Has your party upset some irritable fiends? Have they been outrunning them so far, but the fates aren’t in their...
Desert Alley
If this settlement is located near an oasis, does that make these wonder walls? The dry heat of an arid landscape can be hard to bear, but whitewashed buildings with thick walls can do wonders...
Lumber Mill
Did you see the saw? Chopping down primeval forests is one thing, turning those massive trees into useable lumber is another thing, and that’s where this sawmill comes in! Employing the current of a conveniently...
High School
TPK fall-out? Why don’t you sheathe your blade and go back to highschool! There’s no shame in returning to acquire a quality secondary education, or getting one in the first place before you go traipsing...
