Built from pecan wood, the buildings here stand tall as citizens and travelers make their way through the winding streets.
Due to a 500gp entrance fee, a second city has formed around the original. The shops and such are much cheaper here, but their quality is much worse. Anything bought in the second city, has a 1 in 20 chance of breaking upon every use.
Built from slate stone, the buildings here stand tall as citizens and travelers make their way through the paved streets.
This village lies underground, tunnels and carvings lead to massive dome where people have built homes and shops. Bioluminescent plants light up the village with a variety of colors radiating off the fungi.
The sound of bustling traders and busy people on their way to the docks or to the markets hits your ears. The people wear colorful clothes among the limestone buildings.
Built on the edge of two merging rivers, many of the houses are made from molded Truffula wood and have small docks that lead into the wide rivers to help with fishing and general enjoyment of the water.
Made a in a deep underground swamp, moss and vines grow amongst the boardwalks and gangplanks used to meander throughout the village. The steep walls are nearly impossible to climb due to their slick, mossy nature.
This massive crater is said to have been caused by a great explosion of unknown origin. Nearby townspeople will occasionally report of odd lights coming from its general direction.
Mount Vermark is a volcano located on Umos northeast of Acroena.
This forest is found on the southeast portion of Umos and is home to the elves of Morhedell. This is the one location where Running Arrowwood are known to grow in Istrolas.
This mountain range extends from the north eastern part of Umos southwest off the map. These are the largest mountains in the realm, piercing the clouds and extending thousands of meters from the surface.
Level 1 Medium Dungeon (Combat):
The Red Wasteland is the desert that exists on the northern coast of Umos. It stretches from the east to west coast, above Richwick Mountains.
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