D24.290 Dustforge

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A windy forging chamber 90ft in diameter filled with dense turbulent hot dust.

Those unable to resist heat may suffer, and those without sufficient breathing protection may find it difficult to breathe.

At the centre of the chamber lies a strange forge made of compressed clouds of ember where the Wind Elemental Dhimona forges numerous weapons made from dust, clouds and other particulate matter that can be carried by wind.

Due to her addiction to forging, she will not ask for any payment as long as one brings the relevant forging material, after which she may take at least 2 weeks to forge a random item which can be a tool, weapon, armor or other miscellaneous objects.

All her crafts have the dustform property, allowing their users to disperse them into dust and back into form again at will. Should one be adept at transmutation or wind magic, one may be able to control the dustform item in more elaborate ways.

All crafts are masterwork, but she will ignore any special requests or demands for her one to forge an item according to specifications.

Should someone attempt to attack her, she will immediately vanish and will only reappear 1d6 weeks later.

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