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<blockquote data-quote="William Ronald" data-source="post: 2123103" data-attributes="member: 426">The Rain of Colorless Fire, which the Baklunish cast in retaliation for the Invoked Devastation, left some ruins in the middle of the Sea of Dust, where the Suel Imperium once stood.&nbsp; The Invoked Devastation, apparently, destroyed the cities of the Baklunish Empire, many rivers, and many people. There were some survivors, including the man who would one day become the Baklunish demigod Al'Akbar.&nbsp; So, no cities left on either side, one empire (the Baklunish) largely made into desert, and the other turned into the nearly uninhabitable Sea of Dust.&nbsp; The Suel that went into the Flanaess were generally those fleeing their empire years earlier or only hours earlier, such as the founders of the Scarlet Brotherhood.There are many ways to destroy a world.Alzrius, I remember knowing that Reverse Dungeon was released, but I did not know the spells were in the adventure.&nbsp; Thanks for bringing that up!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="William Ronald, post: 2123103, member: 426"] The Rain of Colorless Fire, which the Baklunish cast in retaliation for the Invoked Devastation, left some ruins in the middle of the Sea of Dust, where the Suel Imperium once stood. The Invoked Devastation, apparently, destroyed the cities of the Baklunish Empire, many rivers, and many people. There were some survivors, including the man who would one day become the Baklunish demigod Al'Akbar. So, no cities left on either side, one empire (the Baklunish) largely made into desert, and the other turned into the nearly uninhabitable Sea of Dust. The Suel that went into the Flanaess were generally those fleeing their empire years earlier or only hours earlier, such as the founders of the Scarlet Brotherhood. There are many ways to destroy a world. Alzrius, I remember knowing that Reverse Dungeon was released, but I did not know the spells were in the adventure. Thanks for bringing that up! [/QUOTE]

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