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Message: <blockquote data-quote="pukunui" data-source="post: 7339227" data-attributes="member: 54629">That's a neat idea. Going by the book, it would seem that the storm giants of Maelstrom don't pay any attention to the dragons that live up on the surface, but once they find out that Iymrith is a dragon, they discover her story and the location of her lair quite easily.Anyway, moving on ... my players are still working their way through Scourge of the Sword Coast, but I've begun thinking about how to foreshadow SKT. They got some magic beans in a previous adventure, and there's one left. I'm going to have it sprout a beanstalk when they plant it. The stalk will lead to Zephyros' tower. Just for fun, I'm going to make it so the air cultists are already there, and the PCs arrive just in time for Zephyros to ask them for their opinion on the cultists' proposal. Should be a fun little scene.Anyway, assuming all goes well, Zephyros will chat with them afterwards and tell them a bit about the Ordning and such. He'll then warn them that "a storm is coming that will shake the earth all the way down to the bottom of the sea" or words to that effect.In Scourge, my players are headed to Firehammer Hold next. I saw earlier in this thread, someone suggested having the friezes in the Hallway of Dragons depict dwarves fighting Iymrith. I'm going to use that. There are two friezes, though, so I'm going to have the other one depict dwarves fighting Klauth. I'm not sure if I want the friezes to have labels identifying the dragons, but I'd like to at least make them somewhat identifiable.So for Iymrith's frieze, I'll describe it as being a bunch of dwarves fighting a blue dragon in a ruined city on what used to be the shore of a sea but is now a desert. Perhaps the frieze will be entitled "The Doom of the Desert". If the PCs are interested, they might be able to learn that the scene is set in the ruins of Ascore (I get the impression that the sea disappeared and the dwarves left long before Iymrith showed up in the area, so I figure the frieze depicts a dwarven expedition to the ruins that encountered her).As for Klauth's frieze, I'm not sure what title to give it, but I'll make it obvious it's him because he'll be a red dragon dual-wielding wands. I might have the dwarves be identifiable as being from Mirabar, and the location can be somewhere in the Spine of the World.</blockquote>

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