There are great maps of both a buildings interior and exterior which you could use in Ptolus for the Delver's Guild Library and Map Room in Oldtown or the Sage's Guild Headquarters.
It's Okay that Your Dungeons & Dragons (RPG) Campaign is not Realistic. We simply don't tell stories about people to whom interesting things don't happen.
A LOT of people HATE on DMPCs - Dungeon Master Player Characters - but they are one of my favorite parts of my games.
In recent years, Ptolus has become something of a magnet, [...]
Plagues and Diseases of Note in Ptolus. Magical Deases. Faceless Rage. Rotting Fester. Scarlet Death.
When Delian Von Tessel established the Lion-Guarded Throne in 9 BE, he forged a dynasty that lasted more than seven hundred years. Only until very recently, with the death of Empress Addares XXXIII, did the line come to an end - of course, Addares XXXIV claims that it never died but continues in her.
Some blame the Church. Some blame greedy or shortsighted Emperors. Some blame the forces of evil, whatever they may be. Some simply blame time. But after more than seven hundred years, the Empire of Tarsis is coming apart at its very seams.
Although a powerful alliance already existed among the Prust and the Grailwarden dwarves, it would be incorrect to refer to their creation as an "empire" until after the Pact of Brightfather’s Day, the building of Dalenguard, and, of course, the rise of Delian Von Tessel: first Emperor of Tarsis. It is the genius of Delian Von Tessel (page 78) that he created the "Empire of Tarsis," rather than the "Prustan Empire."
The man (or creature) known as Ghul claimed to be the son of Eslathagos Malkith and some dark, unnamed demon goddess. He called himself the Half God and claimed the Spire as his birthright.
The Charad, called the Charad Titans by the Lunas elves they first encountered, wielded powerful magical might as well as physical puissance. Their vast lore far outstripped even that of the Elder Elves.
