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<blockquote data-quote="Gregor" data-source="post: 5520834" data-attributes="member: 11751">[sblock=&quot;for Arnir&quot;]Arnir, nothing in the tower registers a magical aura, save for the lingering energy from the trap on the door.[/sblock][sblock=&quot;for Hrimr&quot;]You recognize the tower and the bridge as using the distinctive “stonewood” style of the elves of Innenotdar. Though intended to show a harmony between artifice and the natural world, the Innenotdar elves were criticized, particularly by the elvish leaders of Shahalesti, for emulating the stoneshaping magic of the dwarves and the hated drow.[/sblock]Arnir and Hrimr, when you walk up the short set of stairs to the next level, you a silver pendant in the shape of a crescent moon on a long wooden table that takes up most of the space in the room.&nbsp; On the table next to the symbol is a large wooden map of the village beyond the bridge, with small carved figures placed amid miniature buildings to represent possible ways to defend the town.&nbsp; Lastly, a slim dusty leather-bound book rests in the middle of the map.&nbsp; Another staircase leads up to a higher floor.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Gregor, post: 5520834, member: 11751"] [sblock="for Arnir"]Arnir, nothing in the tower registers a magical aura, save for the lingering energy from the trap on the door.[/sblock] [sblock="for Hrimr"]You recognize the tower and the bridge as using the distinctive “stonewood” style of the elves of Innenotdar. Though intended to show a harmony between artifice and the natural world, the Innenotdar elves were criticized, particularly by the elvish leaders of Shahalesti, for emulating the stoneshaping magic of the dwarves and the hated drow.[/sblock] Arnir and Hrimr, when you walk up the short set of stairs to the next level, you a silver pendant in the shape of a crescent moon on a long wooden table that takes up most of the space in the room. On the table next to the symbol is a large wooden map of the village beyond the bridge, with small carved figures placed amid miniature buildings to represent possible ways to defend the town. Lastly, a slim dusty leather-bound book rests in the middle of the map. Another staircase leads up to a higher floor. [/QUOTE]

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