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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Daztur" data-source="post: 5915069" data-attributes="member: 55680">D&D can never have enough manta people, I'll have to think of something that fits in with that along with writing up some ideas I have for paladins in this setting but for now:The Workshop of Hazad KaldunAdditional information about hex 29.14Within the stone halls of the dwarven inhabitants of the City of Shuttered Windows, Hazad Kaldun is known as the greatest whitesmith and his jewelry is always in immense demand among the nobility of the city. However, he takes only a few orders and those are generally those that strike his fancy, not those with that come with the fattest commissions.The work that he is engaged in now is a simple golden wire, one suitable to be worn as a necklace around a slender neck. However, as with much of what comes from the workshop of Hazad Kaldun, subtle enchantments have been woven into the gold. This one is especially potent and allows the simple necklace to grow ever finer. For when someone places their fingers around the golden filament they will be transformed into a jewel bead with the wire of gold running through it. What sort of jewel depends on the nature of the person who has been transformed.Hooks:-Who has commissioned this necklace? What use do they have in mind for it?-What else has Hazad Kaldun made?</blockquote>