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<blockquote data-quote="WayneLigon" data-source="post: 1942969" data-attributes="member: 3649">For the Underdark, there are entire seas down in the Underdark. Most 'living' cave systems are pretty wet if I remember correctly, so there should be a fair amount of water collecting in low places. I'm sure they also pipe it in from elsewhere, or simply have it magically created. Three or four Decanters of Endless Water would probably do the trick for a large city's drinking water. The Underdark creatures are probably used to the mineral content. Maybe that's how creatures like Gorgons replenish their scales and such?&nbsp;Most of the pollution from a midevil city is going to be from the human waste; not too much industrial waste unless you're near a mine or tannery; from what I remember, those are the two biggest waste producers. Most of the waste from farm animals and such is taken care of by the natural processes of breakdown; the systen isn't overloaded like it is most places today. Probably that holds true even for larger cities, though rainfall and aquaducts are going to be main suppliers of water.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="WayneLigon, post: 1942969, member: 3649"] For the Underdark, there are entire seas down in the Underdark. Most 'living' cave systems are pretty wet if I remember correctly, so there should be a fair amount of water collecting in low places. I'm sure they also pipe it in from elsewhere, or simply have it magically created. Three or four Decanters of Endless Water would probably do the trick for a large city's drinking water. The Underdark creatures are probably used to the mineral content. Maybe that's how creatures like Gorgons replenish their scales and such? Most of the pollution from a midevil city is going to be from the human waste; not too much industrial waste unless you're near a mine or tannery; from what I remember, those are the two biggest waste producers. Most of the waste from farm animals and such is taken care of by the natural processes of breakdown; the systen isn't overloaded like it is most places today. Probably that holds true even for larger cities, though rainfall and aquaducts are going to be main suppliers of water. [/QUOTE]

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