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The Cathedral at Andasrael Ford There was once a cathedral near the small ford a few miles north of where the Sunny Run joins the White Foam River. A small hill between the cathedral and the Sunny Run became home to “support businesses” for pilgrims and clergy and gradually this became the...

Scavengers’ Deep – Map 4 The Scavengers’ Deep is a reminder of the amount of work that went into underground structures during the great war. Generally, the elves only built underground when hiding their breeding and research facilities, whereas the forces of the kingdoms, assisted by the...

The current state of the Graxworm Megadungeon (overview)

Graxworm – Map 1 – Graxworm Gate The main entrance into the Graxworm megadungeon is not at the base of the mountain, but the top. The Graxworm is a massive dead dragon of mythic scale, fully miles long and large enough to contain a town in the mouth. Creatures have set up here to “mine” the...

The Scorched Vault The worship of Kelnak Kur is rarely allowed in civilized areas, and even the places where it is more widespread are restrictive about where the temples are built. The demon of incandescent fires, patron of fires, purity, and destruction is not a welcomed guest but is...

Rathenau’s Lakeside Tower Today we have a small tower on a lakeside hill, with an attached wooden structure used as a small barracks. A thaumaturge of some renown, Rathenau maintains this quiet retreat near enough to Winterspire to be able to run errands there and to be in the safe zone around...

For me, at least, the Magic Items chapter was one of the most important in the 5e DMG as it gave us the template on how magic items work in this edition as well as the power range for said.

Grey Waters Cave A stream bearing grey silt enters Deep Lake about a day from Dreamer’s Reach. Following the stream to its source in the Goblin Hills, one finds that the stream emerges from one of the hills before winding its way to the lake and uphill from the cave is a set of somewhat...

No, but it is something I'm doing more of now. To be honest, of the times I HAVE done this, I've had maybe five positive comments on it so I stopped.

The Tower of Mourning The Tower of Mourning tapers up to its peak about 70 feet over the ground, but is nowhere near tall enough to pierce through the canopy of the forest that has grown up around it. Built specifically for the funeral rights of a great queen, the tower was also used as a watch...

Primarily the latter.