Clueless Delver

A diorite cavern 80x700ft in size that meanders in winding directions. The cave walls, ground and ceiling are completely covered in thick golden sap which is extremely adhesive requiring one great strength to traverse. To a skilled tincturer, one may concentrate this sap to create extremely strong adhesives required in the creation of advanced contraptions. At the end of the cavern is one of the bleeding roots of the colossal Stonebound Sorrel, which oozes adhesive at a very slow rate into a deep pond. At the bottom of the sap filled pond is the skeleton of a dwarf dressed in ornate enchanted robes, wearing 3 precious magical rings and holding the legendary dagger Pastfletch which is capable of cutting nearly any physical object like butter.

An intermediate summoning technique that manifests a swarm of tiny spectral geckos that crawl about a designated area. Typically used as a distraction or used to counter summons or swarms of tiny non-flying insect creatures such as ants or termites, which these spectral geckos are able to defeat rapidly.

An odd cavern 300x60ft in size, made of natural marble. The ground is covered with numerous mushrooms with a strange wooden bulb forming its cap. These mushrooms are extremely hard and cannot be normally eaten. Their robustness allows them to be crafted in formidable wooden weapons that can resist most physical forces despite is extremely light weight. Yet due to their hardness, one requires a special method of weaving wood to allow threads to be made from them which is used in crafting items using woodbulb, and a scant few know of this secret.

Royal jelly created by queens of Bright Termites, a breed of termites farmed by Resplendents. Known for its formidable ability to cause reflection of forces moulded from Grain. The jelly forms over a period of at least 2 cycles of the Spoke, and is used to feed termite larvae bestowing them their mirror carapace. When tinctured and mixed with other herbs, it can form the much sought after Elixir of Warding, a tiny vial of which is given to each of the Lieutenants of Resplendence who use it as a lifesaving last resort, bestowing them near invulnerability for up to 200 breaths.

The scant, yet colossal fossilized remains of an ancient primordial beast, 300ft in length, with a cross section of 80ft in diameter. All manner of priceless gem-herbs grow along the walls of this fossilised blood vessel. Imbued with the arcane prowess of magic in equilibrium with the essence of nature, gem-herbs are extremely rare and are used in the tincturing of numerous life-saving and power enhancing potions capable of allowing one to break through the limits of their mortal bodies. However, these gem-herbs are protected by the wisps of sacred intent that remain despite the passing of this sacred beast, which will mercilessly attack, using psychic powers - any creature that attempts to pluck these herbs. These wisps can only been seen using truesight, and cannot be harmed physically or magically - and only those who possess great psionic or psychic prowess may be able to hold these wisps at bay. 

The most exquisite of coconuts that can be found on the Spoke, typically near deserts or coastal barks. Unlike most rare and highly precious fruits and herbs, the Crystalflesh Coconut is extremely elusive for it looks no different from typical Whiteflesh coconuts that are very common. It is only when one cuts open a coconut will they know whether it is Crystalflesh or not, and the chances of finding one are extremely slim. Crystalflesh coconuts are highly hydrating, and possess the odd property of long-lasting quenching, allowing one to last without water for up to a month. It is for this reason it is much prized by many adventurers of harsh regions where food and water cannot be found.

A frigid cavern 90x100ft in size made of frost covered gabbro. The cavern is occupied by swarms of winterflies that bear the appearance of snowflakes.  They feed on the dirt on creatures' skin and fur, causing creatures' body heat to be rapidly sapped away. Winterflies may be caught and tamed over the course of 2 months, but fare poorly in warm climes. The density of winterflies increases the deeper one goes, until one reaches a rich deposit of Ether Ice which is capable of freezing air.  Ether Ice may only be mined with tools made from legendary metals such as Flowing Brass, and may be used to also craft similarly transcendental equipment or magic items.

Remnanats of the wing of a demigod Mantis Uluiur said to have been split into 360 fragments. The Mantis Uluiur was said to have reigned supreme through her transcendant knowledge of the principle of Cutting, and was said to be able to cut any location within 500 leagues of her by mere thought alone. Though ultimately her existence was ended by the joint efforts of other Mantises and the Crab riders - who buried her within the ancient Warped Qeleres which was sundered and now compose most of the disembodied bark that now floats within the Anthre. The Glass Manteaus formed from her wings are said to bestow part of that transcendant understanding of cutting, and a desparately sought after by all experts of the blade. When one is discovered, an age of great strife and slaughter can be foretold.

Shattered remnants of a colossal door carved of rutile stone, spanning 700x1200ft in islands of at most 300x200ft in size that are partially submerged in magma. Each of the shattered pieces of the door have extremely intricate carvings depicting various mythical creatures all of which have at least one bat-like wing. The islands are all occupied with various creatures attuned to fire such as elementals, imps and hellhounds, and each possess some measure of loot gained from various high ranking adventurers who fell in the area.

 A legendary pebble said to be capable of awakening those who have permanently fell into comatose state. It is said to bear the shape of a palm-sized disc with an elliptical cross section and is lavender of hue, inscribed with barely visible strange floral patterns. This legendary pebble appears in numerous fables where it is often given to the hero archetype by an enigmatic elderly creature that takes various forms. In these fables the eldery creature imparts the hero the Ritual of Restoration which the hero often performs on a loved one.

A extremely ornately decorated chamber 80x400ft in size made of masterfully shaped orthoclase plated with rose gold. The decoration depict various highly detailed scenes of towering mountains and spires that grow in height the deeper one enters the room. On the sides of the room are various magma forges made in various styles that grow in size gradually until the end of the room where a large 60ft wide magma forge made of alloyed flowing brass stands. The lesser forges are imbued with various arcane and elemental properties that will bestow aligned effects when one forges metal with them. The final forge cannot be normally operated and only a smith with transcendental skill may operate it in exchange for part of their lifespan to forge a heaven defying item.

A tool often carried by travelling physicians. Herbal Bureaus are typically made of bark, making them extremely robust, and are around the size of a head - taking the form of a multi-tiered tower of drawers within which physicians store their various medicines and herbs. It is said by the correct tiering of various herbs within bark, much like in a way Sprigs typically have different flora in each stratum, the potency of herbs is said to be enhanced, allowing more effective application of herbal medicines or poultices.

An ancient arena 90ft in diameter made of enchanted black zirconium, surrounded by 80ft high tongues of vermillion flame. Upon the black floor is etched and engraved numerous ancient arcane symbols of unknown origin in extremely erratic, calligraphic strokes. Every minute random creatures enter from the curtain of flames in the state of frenzy, attacking other creatures. Whenever a creature is slain, the arena moves up by 10ft until it reaches the top of the flames where a stairway to an upper stratum is revealed.

A highly sought after shrub known for its extremely potent ritual applications. In particular, the leaves of Ritual Eucalyptus are rich in Sacred Oil, which allows many incantations and spells to be inscribed as arcane charms that allow usage of magicks without drawing upon one's Grain Field. It is for this reason that Ritual Eucalyptus leaves often fetch extremely high prices in auctions, and any location where such shrubs grow is kept extremely secret.

A large agriculture plot 200x200ft in size situated outside Lesser Craagveald. Due to being left unattended for centuries, the white fungi growing on fertile clay is entwined with numerous weeds, some of them entwining tightly around them. Though old in age, the fungi are nutritious and a handful can satiate one for a day. However they have a very strong scent of grass which many dwarves dislike.  The amount of fungi in each plot can feed a large town for around a month.

A highly venomous sort of squid that dwells deep underwater. It is known for its remarkable likeness akin to clumps of wild shrubbery, possessing many leaf-like flabs that allow it to blend in the deep-water flora. It mainly feeds on creatures hiding within sand with its long, thorny tendrils which impales tiny sand dwelling creatures and use them to deliver food to their beaked mouths. It is known as an exotic delicacy in some parts of the Spoke, requiring the chef to have excellent skills in butchering which allow them to extract the non-venomous parts of the Shrubsquid which is said to have exquisite texture and savoriness.

 A passageway 30ft in width, 90ft in length, made completely of chalk tiles shaped and position a way that all surfaces are 45 degrees from cardinal axes. The strange make and positioning of the passage makes it extremely hard to traverse across without flying, and attempting to dash across may cause ankle sprains if one is not sufficiently dextrous, causing one to move even slower.

Cupuled Hunters are extremely dangerous criminals that only specifically target specific scale haired Unthunulians, wearing an acorn-like broad-rim hat made of scales sheared from their victims' scaly hair.  It is rumored that they target the Unthulians for their kind typically overwhelm the economy with their crafty mercantilism which usually culiminates in the domination of various kingdoms from via the market.  Yet, this theory is often refuted by many, for they do not conduct mass slaughter of Unthunulians - and only target specific people who come from all walks of life - which makes it very difficult to ascertain their true purpose.  Still, Cupuled Hunters for an unknown reason are all examplars of the blade, and will slay anyone who gets in their way of exterminating their target, and it is also for this reason mercenaries and bodyguards always demand higher pay when hired by Unthunulians.

A prism shaped room 180ft in diameter made completely of scintillating clay. At the centre of the room lies the 40ft diamter, 90ft tall Acorn of Iceflames which appears to be suppressed by hot air emerging from the prism walls. Due to the balancing effects at play, the temperature in the chamber is only slightly cold. One who has gained mastery of pyromancy may be able to capture an ember of iceflame from the Acorn after around 2 hours of study. One who is skilled in arcane dwarven engineering may be able to glean the secrets of the scintillating clay and may be able to harvest a Wallwind panel which is capable of releasing hot air when charged with magic power.

A cultivar of rice known for its remarkable robustness and immense durability. But due to these properties, Fortrice is only edible to creatures with powerful fangs or highly acidic spit, and is only typically used to quickly build fortifications usually in the form of bags of Fortrice stalks that are much lighter than bark or stone, but has only slightly inferior resistance against most physical forces. It is for this reason also that Fortrice stalks are sometimes woven into shields or gambeson - offering much protection than other types of fibres.

An otherworldly subterranean pasture 80x90ft in size that thrives in darkness, covered in the fury grass, one of the transcendent herbs required for tincturing divine concoctions. The grass is filled with so much life force that creatures who are nearby or on it will rapidly heal and even regenerate lost limbs.  However, being present there when at full health may cause painful, muscular tumors to begin to form, and potentially even undesirable growths across one's body.  There are only 2 counters for this effect: 1. The creature must to possess a divine curse of malaise or mortal wound, which cannot be healed by natural means. 2. The creature must not have physical form.

Bulbroot - also known as Droughtgrape, is a one of a kind of fruit that bears the appearance of interwoven gnarly blue roots. It is known for its highly remarkable ability to absorb water and a variety of fluids, causing it to swell from the size of an lesser acorn to the size of one's palm.  The factor of storage of a bulbroot depends on its base size, which allows it to store up to two to five times its original volume at a mere increase of a maximum of an additional half of its original volume.  To release stored fluids, a single root has to be cut, which will cause the fluid to leak from it at varying speeds depending on how deep the cut is, and how thick the cut root is. It is this storage ability that makes it highly sought after, and prices for larger bulbroots are exceedingly high due to it being unable to be cultivated.

A rotting abandoned giant hornet hive 400ft in diameter, soaring 300ft in height.  The hive is completely devoid of all life, and only the corpse of the last resident, Lone King Dregwyn a hornet-man lies at the deepest stratum of the hive. The reason for the persistence of his flesh is the rare Lord's Honey that forms a dense ball in his stomach. Consuming this ball of Lord's honey cures all diseases and bestows immunity to magical or natural wasting or decay of flesh for up to 20 years. Should one have a hornet's stomach, one may preserve this effect indefinitely as long as one consumes high quality pollen regularly. Otherwise, the effect will last up to 60 years. Lord's Honey is also a key ingredient of many legendary concoctions that can increase lifespan and bestow various permanent resistances.

An ancient divining tool made of fragments of fossilized unborn Scalebird beaks. Future calamities were said to be rather accurately foretold by inscribing a variety of predictions along the surface of the beak fragment and plunging it in hot sand. The predictions with the highest likelihood of fruition are said to accumulate the most burn marks.

A highly glaring library octagonal in shape 500ft in diameter completely made of impeccably crafted glass. There are numerous clusters of octagonal floating tiles made of opaque glass carrying 30ft tall bookshelves also made of multicolored translucent glass, carrying many tomes and scrolls made of glass. Inscribed in these books are eldritch lore incomprehensible to those with high intelligence and only the insane and mentally impaired are capable of gleaning meaning from the books. To those able to understand, it takes at least 50 years to grasp their secrets, which will raise intelligence vastly equivalent to 200 years of study. Due to the forbidden nature of these books, learning too much from them may cause the reader to be targeted by various divine entities who may forcefully cause the reader to be removed from the world. At the highest cluster seats Vhdumu, Vizier of Glass, an immortal human whose flesh seems to be made partly of glass, and sand. She wears a distinctively huge ...

The Tile of Admonition is a meticulously engraved green clay tile said to be to have once been part of the ancient prison Khamdu that preceeded even that of the old Dhirvians. Only a quarter of the prison Khamdu remains - and its identity as a prison was only surmised due to the narrow cells that seemed to make up a majority of the rooms in the ruin. The engravings on each green clay tile are all unique, but to this day the content of these engravings remain undecipherable.

A terrifying prison made completely of entwined steel cables that give off the likeness of cavorting maggots. The prison smells of extremely strong incense that strangely emanates from each cable. This scent is extremely dreadful to all creatures and greatly lowers one's ability to think and only automatons or creatures unable to smell may have some resistance. After a minute of being in the hall, the scent will begin to cause extremely realistic hallucinations that all give the illusion of one rapidly increasing in power, without having actually gained such power, but may potentially enlighten one to strange wisdom consequently. When one is taken by hallucination for more than 5 minutes, it becomes impossible to leave the room and one's soul is absorbed by the steel cables. Should one be skilled enough to harvest part of the steel cable, it can fetch a ridiculous price to the right buyer.

An invaluable tincture made of a combination of herb infused oils and mud. Shademud is often used by many conjurers who find much activity within the Resplendent regions where shadow essence is lacking. One uses Shadmud by shattering the bottle nearby and focusing magic at one's feet. This will cause shademud to gather and follow along one's feet like a shadow - which greatly enhances a range of spells and gradually fades as more spells harness its might.

Grave of a colossal centipede named Arcscourge that spans 1800ft across a steep ravine and stretches 80ft wide. The chitin of Arcscourge is extremely thick and only slightly softer than steel, and all manner of creatures have shaped it over the ages into various caves and hovels. Some creatures include troglodytes, harpies and manticores.  Footing is also very precarious, as the centipede forms a U shape from one end of the ravine to the other, demanding on scale downwards and then upwards again. Digging deep into Arcscourge's flesh may reveal stone maggots which are extremely rare ingredients that form the base of some legendary tinctures.

An legendary banner once held by the Warlock Hwentur Lonn - master of pyromancy. Said to be forged using the wings of rare Firefly Crickets, the Galescorch Banner is capable of feeding upon the power of the winds, including smaller scale tornadoes - channelling their destructive power into flames that could be controlled by the banner's user at will. The last appearance of the Galescorch Banner was during the Battle of Blades, where Hwentur Lonn brought out the full potential of the banner at the cost of his own life to cripple 3 fanatical Mantis Saints - and only 8 scraps of the banner remain - each now considered a treasure on their own.

A 80x 80ft room made completely of steel scales polished to mirror finish. All rays fired in this room will be reflected at a random direction. The room is also occupied by 3d6 invisible ghosts that absorb the power of reflected rays. For each ray absorbed, the damage they deal increases by 1, up to a maximum of 6.

A spiral formed by colossal palm leaves entwined in an intricate spiral, located on the Supple Qeleres. Considered one of the precious natural wonders of the Spoke, the Ascension Spiral is a site of sacred ritual used to annoint Martial Priests who have proven to have attained profound understanding of combat, allowing them a chance to challenge the spiral. The rank of the Martial Priest is determined by how high on the Spiral he reaches, yet few have surmounted the first fifth of the spiral since the ritual's beginning.

A 700ft long passage made of cobbled glass. Rapid streams of water fall from the top of the room subjecting creatures in the passage to a powerful water pressure that greatly damages all creatures not sufficiently strong to resist, or not of transcendental attunement to the water element. When resisting using strength, emerging from the end of the passage permanently enhances one's strength, while resisting using one's water attunement permanently increases one's skill in water spells.

A highly aromatic egg shell said to be remnants of the Unborn Scalegod - an ancient deity that nearly manifested within the Spoke.  Said to possess unbelievable medicinal properties, making it capable of curing most disease by being in proximity with the ailing. Yet upon possession of this art, one may find themselves targets of the elusive Stalwart Faith, who had since time immemorial destroyed nearly all shrines and records worshipping the Unborn Scalegod.

A strange subterranean mountain spanning 1700ft in radius, that soars 9000ft high. The mountain is densely vegetated by various types of reeds and canes that increasingly grow in stiffness and durability the higher one goes. In the mountain are numerous caverns where various troglodytes armed in weapons and armor made of cane or reed. Every 2000ft climbed, the weight one feels is increased twofold, making movement extremely difficult unless one is sufficiently strong. Spending a month training may improve one's strength, with time taken doubling every breakthrough.

One of the six transcendent embers in the spoke - the Obscuring Ember is an extremely rare ember that burns nearby creatures and objects at extremely high temperatures and causes invisible flames to manifest across any surface. The last recorded instance of the Obscuring Ember is written in the Hendian Codex - a partial remnant of a Dhirvian historical record which states that the Obscuring Ember was found in the Purifying Pool of the Headless Monastery of the Ancient Mantis Domain, which to this day has not been discovered by any explorer.

A dark cobblestone alley 60ft wide, covered completely with numerous greatswords either cast on the ground or nailed at their pommel against the wall with thick copper pins that resemble long swords. The deeper one goes into the alley, the larger the swords become and the keener their edge. A sound of rapid hammering can be heard at the end of the alley where one can see a giant arcane forge glowing in various colours and the sparks flowing from the Swordwright, an undead dwarf with gigantism who forges only greatswords. The erratic melody from his hammering makes sentient weapons with less than 3 magical effects tremble with terror, and their effectiveness may be halved until at least 2 days later. The Swordwright will agree to exchange his exceptionally forged swords which hang on the walls in exchange for precious metals, and arcane gems. As for the swords cast on the ground, he allows anyone to take them away due to their average quality. When one delivers an extremely rare metal s...

An ancient artifact that was once possessed by the Resplendent Warlock Huustaal Mihn. Said to be created by the forgotten rivals of the Dhirvians - Tahntuv is able to travel through the Anthre as an inconspicuous cloud or puddle, and quickly manifest itself as a frigid fort that gives of glacial power - essentially serving as a mobile fort. Tahntuv was used to guard against the Darkdust cluster that arrived from the Far Reaches 500 cycles ago, which threatened to greatly diminish the influence of Resplendence in the Spoke - and after a brief war lasting 5 cycles, the conflict ended in a stalemate which led to Tahntuv's abandonment. Yet, cycle after cycle, many resplendent heretics seek to claim Tahntuv for themselves causing no end of trouble in the region wherever the Darkdust cluster orbits.

A swamp microbiome festering with ailing flora 200x400ft in size.  The swamp is home to many strange herbs that aggravate disease and bestow numerous ailments, and only those with transcendental knowledge of medicine may find it of great use. Swarms of acid spitting dragonflies with bright thoraxes fly about rapidly, seeking to chip off creatures flesh using their acid spit to feast on.

Agdahnes is the name of one of the most treacherous Dhirvian ruins discovered in the Spoke - which lies at the Thrutian Root-Tip of the Supple Qeleres. Much of the ruin is submerged in an acid swamp, or buried in acidic sand, which is highly dangerous to touch - capable of causing one's skin and flesh to waste away at a mere touch. It is for this reason little headway has been made in exploring the ruin, and even the mightiest of adventurers fear they might not survive in such a place. Yet the notion of unexplored Dhirvian ruins tempts many, and it is known that one may find very rare artefacts without having to search very long - if they are able to withstand the harsh conditions of the area.

A warehouse 300x200ft in size within which are 90ft tall stone shelves carrying 5ft tall giant pots of grease which only those with sufficient strength may lift. Within one of the pots is hidden a key made of native platinum beating the insignia of an owl wearing a wizard's hat. Some of the pots are imbued with magic cancelling lodestone dust which may impedes manipulation through telekinesis, causing telekinetically moved pots to suddenly break free of such forces.

A grand scale surveillance spell created by the Fell Resplendence. In order to cast the spell, one requires the sacrifice of around 10,000 scales of mirrorfish which will - upon successful casting of the sell - take flight like a stream of frigid light, up to 500 leagues away and provides sight to the caster of faraway areas, while being able to conceal itself as barely visible glimmers.

A strange garden 80x90ft in size which appears to exhibit various types of rock bearing the forms of various flowers and plants. A wooden sign is planted in front of each cluster of rocks upon which is written the type of rock in ancient elvish. Only those sufficiently insane or possesses profound eldritch knowledge will be able to upon studying the garden for at least 3 days, comprehend the ungodly symmetry between flora and stone, which will unlock within them very strange powers that allow them to form plants from stone, and stone from plants. Manifesting such power may cause the user to become targeted by the servants of various Gods who will attempt to kill the user, for the power may allow the user to eventually attain divinity.

A cloak known for its extremely warm nature, allowing it to brave the frigid temperatures of bark polluted by resplendence or in regions closer to the Infernal Resplendence. Redsilk is a highly durable and insulating material that can only be produced by larvae of the Red Waxfly when they form their dark red cocoons at the end of their larval stage of growth. As the cocoon hardens significantly within a month, one must carefully harvest small amounts of redsilk quickly in order to allow Redsilk to retain its supple properties.

The blazing throat of the Furnace Dragon Veldromir, 90ft in diameter, reaching 400ft deep leading to his belly. Due to Veldromir being sealed by the most powerful of Dwarven magics, 500 runic nails are studded upon its surface hidden amongst the large swathes of fire element cattails that grow virulently across the area. As Veldromir is alive - though extremely weak, and a powerful gust of sweltering wind - that is is breath - blows through the area every minute. Those unable to hold their ground may be blown off their feet, and those unable to resist the scorching heat may be burned. The throat is also home to swarms of mucosal fire slimes, who may ambush creatures in groups of 3d6.

Ranked the seventh among the Fifteen Culinary Bestowments, Petalmeat is made of the plump petalled Purple Periwinkle fermented in a particular tincture of the Five Foundational Wines. It is exceedingly hard to prepare as the amount of wine used to ferment the purple periwinkle varies depending on the season and the location where it is made. Apart from its wondrously savory-sweet taste and deliciously firm texture, it is said that consuming Petalmeat bestows great amounts of luck - as such it is often served in banquets, especially after victories in war or battle - where luck is said to have been thoroughly consumed owing to the survival of the victors. It is customary for petalmeat banquets to immediately follow after a successful siege - as each fort is likely to have a hidden stash of petalmeat. However, it due to its fermented nature, it is highly intoxicating, and may cause very deep inebriation to the dismay of many strategists who aim to consolidate their victories with a few m...

A shop 100x100ft in size made of wobbly steel, run by a friendly Gelatinous cube named Krunya, who possesses an Orb of Greater Telepathy, allowing it to communicate with other creatures effortlessly. Krunya sells all sorts of objects obtained throughout the dungeon, and any rare items that may have been missed out on by adventurers may possibly be purchaseable in the shop. 

 Also known as Beggars' Wine, Lichenbrew is a very mild alcoholic drink brewed by poorfolk throughout the Spoke using Lichen that commonly grows on wooden and stone surfaces.  While the wine is exceedingly common, it is considered an accomplishment for one to be able to brew Lichenbrew with a higher intoxicating nature than its usual, and being able to do it is one of the hallmarks of a master brewer who has mastered the foundations of brewing.

A meticulously constructed chamber 300x200ft in size made completely 2 inch sided galena blocks. When a creature steps into the chamber, or a loud sound is made, a ripple forms among the blocks which extrude in a waveform pattern, mimicking that of rippling water.  But unlike water, the waveform persists across to the walls and along the ceiling, and slowly grow in amplitude. Every 30 seconds causes the waveform grow 5ft in size, and will serve as a moving obstacle, painfully knocking creatures in it's way, dealing more damage as time passes. Only an accomplished mage or bard learned in harmonics may know how to counteract the waveforms, and may also be able to determine the sound amplifying properties of the blocks of galena, which may only be removed by one skilled in Dwarven engineering after at least 1 hour of work.

 An esoteric art acquirable only by transcendent ascetics who are said to be able to externalize the needs of their body into an invisible dagger which, when striking a creature bestows to them unbearable hunger, thirst or any other need that the ascetic decides to externalize. The only recorded instance of an ascetic manifesting a Hungerblade was the Reticent Ascetic Khaal, who reclused in the treacherous Thorned Valley in the Wilderbark of the Supple Qeleres. With the Hungerblade, Khaal put an end to the tyranny of the Emperor of Blood Rund Alacoun who nearly attained faux immortality from his sacrifice of the flesh of nearly 200,000 creatures.

An unusual chamber made of embossed steel plates, 500x600ft in size. When moving through the room, every 30ft travelled or 6 seconds, triggers a mechanism which causes the steel plate on the ground to rotate in a random direction. Any attack or movement is diverted to the direction rotated towards.  One skilled in Dwarven engineering may be able to find a way to disassemble a floor plate which requires at least 1 hour. This floor plate creates the same effect when a creature steps on it.

One of the profaned artifacts of the Resplendents. Said to be made of the most corrupt of salts that was compressed upon the last length of the extinct Mirrorvine. It is also knowns the Beastnasters' Bane as it is bears the ability to dominate a range of many powerful creatures, turning them against their masters and bestowing them the terrible might of Saltbreath.

An extremely foggy pavilion 80x90ft in size built atop a precarious spire. From afar the spire has the appearance of a very narrow volcano, but as one smells the fog, one will realise that it is not smoke but some sort of dense fog that forcefully draws out one's breath. Should any source of fire appear with 600ft of the pavilion, a ray of fog is fired towards it, immediately extinguishing it, and creating a suffocating cloud 30ft in diameter. The source of the fog is masterwork artifact called the Firedrinker Vase, which is a 10ft diameter vase made of Flowing Brass bears sculpted likeness of four dragons. Around the pavilion are numerous harpy nests home to extremely crafty harpies who possess flint headed arrow capable of creating small fires where they shoot, thereby invoking the Vase to their benefit.

A dewpond that exists on the Steel Fern that grows on the Supple Qeleres. Due to the Supple Qeleres' subtle oscillations few Ferns are capable of growing upon it's bark as they are typically dispersed before fully forming. Even rare is finding a dewpond, a spherical pond that occasionally forms at the edge of fern blades within which one may find a host of rare plants and creatures of metallic nature.

A 80x90ft large chamber made of Ochre Bricks completely flooded with red sand. Buried in the sand is the Ghostwield Sarcophagus, which bestows its wielder the ability to evoke 2d6 ghosts up to 1d6 times a day. The type and additional numbers of ghosts depends on the amount of creatures that have died in the area. As it is currently unowned it evokes 2d6 tomb guardian ghosts to attack any creatures that approach it, which easily phase through the sand, allowing it employ infuriating hit and run tactics.

The Saviours refer to a constellation of 2 darkstars that hang in the far reaches if the Anthre, but not commonly visible by the naked eye. It can only be seen as a 5 winged starbursts when in savage, Resplendent lands where it is used for navigation and serves as a beacon of hope. They are named after two heroes in far ancient times who were said to have sacrificed themselves in the fight against the first Resplendents, sealing them away for thousands of years.

A hellish domain stretching 800ft in diameter comprising islands of salt floating in greenish brine. The air is filled with countless reddish disembodied eyes of flies that fly about erratically, and can only be warded by anti-curse spells. The terrible sight chips at one's sanity, dealing 1 mental damage every 5 minutes, unless protected by a ward or effects of a potion. This domain is where the sacred relic Saltsinger resides, buried 400ft deep in a random salt mound. The rough location of Saltsinger can be detected by fitting a piece of thousand year amber inside the Left Gauntlet of Vaaldin, which when worn can the wear detect a faint pull in the direction of the weapon. Saltsinger is discovered piercing the faintly beating heart of a devil god Flyeye. Drawing it will awaken the god, which may result in world altering consequences...

Sacred relic of the Mantis Cult, whose members prize the art of cutting above all and hope to inherit he wisdom of the ancient Mantises. As the proboscis, is merely the organ through which mantises fed, immense cutting intent was discovered within it when the sacred organ was first discovered.  Now it is enshrined deep in the Silver Grotto deep in the Banded Qeleres where only the most capable of cult members are able to survive to learn from the relic.

 A colossal stalagmite 90ft in diameter encased in numerous vines bearing autumn colours. Projecting across the vinebound surface are corn-like crops within which are germinating Plant-Wyverns, which emerge as vicious, bloodthirsty creatures that swarm any nearby creatures to feast on their flesh.

A region of bark found on the Shattered Bark of the Desolate Qeleres. The Woundwood bears festering scars of shattered bark which have become infested with sporehaze, coating it with a patina of pink fed on by vulture centipedes that stalk the ruined Qeleres. Due to the broken state of the bark, many Dhirvian ruins may be accessed via the Anthre by navigating the bark underside, which provide much opportunity for uncovering precious artefacts but at a significant risk of being attacked and debilitated by disease.