Fort Ivakeel (Eye-vah-keel)
Carved into the side of short cliff, midway up a steep hill, lies the entrance to Fort Ivakeel. This dungeon is known to few and challenging to find if you do not know the footpaths in the White Hills well.
Entrance: After some time, you find what you are looking for: tracks, recent tracks, heading up a steep hill straight towards a small cliff. There, carved into the cliff, is a stone double door, 10ft tall and 30ft wide. Chiseled into each side of the large stone double doors is a word in an old language "Fort Ivakeel". The door is curved in nature and clearly hides a space just beyond it, inside the hill itself. There are half a dozen statues that lay in ruin not far from the door. They are indistinguishable and have been withered away by the elements over many years. Stretched between two of the statue remains is tarp with a fire pit beneath it. Not far from the firepit is a curved slab of stone 5ft in height matching the curve and facing of the double doors. On this slab are strange symbols.Near the doorway are two rows of tiles attached to a slab of stone. The area feels cold around the tiles and the slab. These tiles are used to unlock the stone entrance, which grinds away on tracks to the sides. The leftmost door is jammed shut and will not open. The right side does open with the correct combination. The dungeon itself is a network of large tunnels and narrow fighting areas to defend the soldiers inside from attack.
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