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  • Dungeon24: Day Thirteen

    AREA A13: LECTURE HALL Rows of seats and seminar tables slant down, half ruined, from the western end of this octagonal hall towards the eastern end were the lectern still stands ready for another lecturer to pontificate on subjects metaphysical and occult. The air is moist and saccharine, with the faintest hint of rot from… Read more

  • Dungeon24: Day Twelve

    Area A12: Baths Ringed by a three foot bench on all sides, the baths were once filled with water and a grand social space. Now they’ve been taken over by as a guard post by a hobgoblin warrior and four goblin warriors. Stairs: These stairs lead down to Area (insert area name here when it… Read more

  • Dungeon24: Day 11

    Area A11: High Priest’s Chambers On the northern wall of this room, the rotten remains of the High Priest’s double poster bed graces the entrance. The air smells of putrefaction and decay. On the southern wall are two small foot lockers that used to belong to the long gone Abbott. The walls are adorned with… Read more

  • Dungeon24: Day 10

    Area A10: armory This simple stone room was once one of the armories of the temple complex. Littered across the floor are many smashed grindstones and several broken swords. Anyone in this room can hear the raucous celebrations of the orcs in Area A9. Read more

  • Dungeon24: Day Nine

    On the ninth day already! The response has been exciting and we’re nearing halfway done with floor one! Remember if you like what you see here and on the rest of the blog, I have a Patreon and more support there would let me post other things more often. Plus you’ll get more updates on… Read more

  • Settlement24: Cathedral of Saint Isolde the Zealot

    The Cathedral is an an ornate building that occupies a massive lot on the eastern end of the Old Bailey. It serves as a central social institution of the town, containing both the Bishop’s residence and a cloister of monks. Due to Saint Isolde’s warrior cult, the Cathedral is also a major aspect of the… Read more