Alda-Chur
Culture/Religion: Tarshite/Orlanthi
Ruler: King Pharandros
Tribes: Dinacoli, Princeros, Tovtaros, Vantaros.
The second-largest city in Sartar, Alda-Chur is an important trade center linking the Lunar Empire with Sartar. Alda-Chur serves as the religious and political center for a confederation of four tribes.
A pro-Lunar warlord ruled Alda-Chur for over a decade, but he was devoured in the Dragonrise. Lunar rule continues but has been dramatically weakened.
Skull Ruins: The shattered skull of a True Dragon lies at the end of the Bone Hills. Within the great white stone hill formed by the dragon’s skull are five caves: the Left Eye, the Glarer, the Snort, the Lug Hole, and the Maw.
Snakepipe Hollow: In ancient wars against Chaos, deep in the time of Darkness, the earth collapsed to trap Chaos here, so a conquering army could charge down from one end and destroy all it met. It worked… almost. Some evil burrowed away, and although the conquerors pursued it deep into the tunnels, some still escaped. That Chaos is there still. It sometimes erupts and always poses a menace. Snakepipe Hollow is called “Ginijji” in ancient sources, and at least one of its tunnels leads directly into the Underworld. The “Snake Pipe” for which the hollow is named was a wondrous artifact owned by a mighty Earth temple located here in the God Time.
Ruler: King Pharandros
Tribes: Dinacoli, Princeros, Tovtaros, Vantaros.
The second-largest city in Sartar, Alda-Chur is an important trade center linking the Lunar Empire with Sartar. Alda-Chur serves as the religious and political center for a confederation of four tribes.
A pro-Lunar warlord ruled Alda-Chur for over a decade, but he was devoured in the Dragonrise. Lunar rule continues but has been dramatically weakened.
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Dwarf Mine (Dwarf city): One of the friendliest dwarf leaders of the world lives here, a practitioner of Openhandism and Individualism. He has been known to give out gifts or offer rentals for unusual prices, and some of his rentals are for unusual mercenaries, like the Cannon Cult. The entrance to Dwarf Mine is guarded by the Stone Men, proud statues carved from living stone and animated by the Dwarves’ arcane wisdom.Skull Ruins: The shattered skull of a True Dragon lies at the end of the Bone Hills. Within the great white stone hill formed by the dragon’s skull are five caves: the Left Eye, the Glarer, the Snort, the Lug Hole, and the Maw.
Snakepipe Hollow: In ancient wars against Chaos, deep in the time of Darkness, the earth collapsed to trap Chaos here, so a conquering army could charge down from one end and destroy all it met. It worked… almost. Some evil burrowed away, and although the conquerors pursued it deep into the tunnels, some still escaped. That Chaos is there still. It sometimes erupts and always poses a menace. Snakepipe Hollow is called “Ginijji” in ancient sources, and at least one of its tunnels leads directly into the Underworld. The “Snake Pipe” for which the hollow is named was a wondrous artifact owned by a mighty Earth temple located here in the God Time.
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