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<blockquote data-quote="blackshirt5" data-source="post: 865788" data-attributes="member: 7871">The fact that Vode has to pass through the Catacombs, the Armory, and the Dark Labyrinth, after having lost his ring that allowed him to bypass all the dangers of those levels(he can't simply command the inhabitants to stand down anymore) is impairing him from simply coming down and laying waste to Fortresstown.Good point about the import of food however, Umbran.&nbsp; Methinks that maybe the elves aren't as happy down there, but Dwarves could grow fungus foods and such, and raise their underground livestock.&nbsp; Fortresstown is huge, it took a group of about 20 highly trained adventurers 25 years to fully clear out the level that became Fortresstown, and even now there are a few areas that simply aren't touched out of tradition and fear.Also, Leeds, in life, was a madman who set himself up as a king in the middle of what have come to be called The Leeds Plains.&nbsp; He was called the Many-Colored because he wore a runecloak that shimmered in every possible color, signifying his mastery over all manner of magic(the party wizard, Tak, actually admires his diversity, although not his instability).</blockquote>

[QUOTE="blackshirt5, post: 865788, member: 7871"] The fact that Vode has to pass through the Catacombs, the Armory, and the Dark Labyrinth, after having lost his ring that allowed him to bypass all the dangers of those levels(he can't simply command the inhabitants to stand down anymore) is impairing him from simply coming down and laying waste to Fortresstown. Good point about the import of food however, Umbran. Methinks that maybe the elves aren't as happy down there, but Dwarves could grow fungus foods and such, and raise their underground livestock. Fortresstown is huge, it took a group of about 20 highly trained adventurers 25 years to fully clear out the level that became Fortresstown, and even now there are a few areas that simply aren't touched out of tradition and fear. Also, Leeds, in life, was a madman who set himself up as a king in the middle of what have come to be called The Leeds Plains. He was called the Many-Colored because he wore a runecloak that shimmered in every possible color, signifying his mastery over all manner of magic(the party wizard, Tak, actually admires his diversity, although not his instability). [/QUOTE]

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