Rina is a sorcerer who deals in radios and televisions. She specializes in magic that allows her to temporarily and permanently power First Age machines and offers such skills as a service in her stall. Beyond her skills as a magical practitioner, Rina is also a well-studied tinkerer and is fascinated with First Age transmissions—auditory messages and music that you can occasionally hear from a…

Scuttling among the vendors, customers, and gawking visitors are hundreds of small, teddy-bear-sized creatures known as yanari who magically feast on the rumble of the crowd. Attracted to the noise, these tiny spirits have gathered at the market since its inception and are the reason for its name. At peak market hours, yanari can be found skittering across the market floor, narrowly escaping…

Hex Marks the Spot is the hangout location for rebellious young spellcasters. The proprietor, Keiko Vex, is an effortlessly stylish and smolderingly charismatic human, known for their relaxed vibe. Hex Marks the Spot is covered by a sleek, black awning embroidered with sigils. The interior is lit with First Age neon that dramatically lights the enchanted items and Keiko’s winning smile as they…

The main hall is separated from the kitchen by a wide, low bar, behind which aproned staff busily prepare meals. A chalkboard hung over the bar reads “Meat pie, fish stew, peas with mash: 1 SP each.” Patrons line up along the bar here to order food from the kitchen. Staff members place cooked meals on the bar, where patrons pick them up. Staff. The head cook is Heska “Biggles” Tusktooth (Medium…

A morass of mud sprouting thick fungus and clinging vines makes up the floor of this large cavern. A few boulders protrude from the mud. Not long ago, a black dragon named Ravirex moved into the swampy cavern at the edge of the Hunting Grounds to make his lair. He initially thought to dominate the area but soon ran afoul of powerful creatures like the derghodaemon in area I31, the gogiteth in…

Wooden storage crates are stacked in groups throughout this low-ceilinged attic. A thin layer of dusts covers all but the northeasternmost stack of boxes. Discarded nautical equipment sits along shelves to the northwest, while grime obscures the view out of the southern window. This attic serves as storage as well as a convenient hiding spot for smuggled goods. Most of the boxes contain supplies…

The passage ceilings in the Deadmines are 15 feet high unless otherwise specified.

Bas-reliefs adorn the palace, depicting the history, heroes, and legends of the kingdom. The site is depicted on map 2.20 and has the following features: Domed Court. The central domed court houses the Sapphire Throne. It hosts guardians and treasures gathered by the paranoid Vasavadans. Towers guard the surrounding walls, which are accessible via bridges from the court’s upper floors. War-Torn…

Boxes and jars of ingredients line the walls. In a corner next to stacked kegs of ale and shanks of salted meat, a tall cabinet is padlocked. These shelves contain flour, sugar, spices, lard, salted meat, and other bulk ingredients. Treasure. As a Utilize action, a character can try to pick the padlock using Thieves’ Tools, doing so with a successful DC 15 Dexterity (Sleight of Hand) check. On…

Deeper into the Camp. Toward intact wooden buildings on the southern mound (Area 2). Toward the Northern Mound. Climb up to the ruined tower (Area 3). Back. Through the southern mound and eventually out (Approaching the Fortress).

This cluttered shop provides supplies for travelers who venture into the wilderness. When the characters arrive at the shop, read the following boxed text aloud: Dusty rays of sunlight stream into this general store through small windows near the ceiling. Barrels, bottles, boxes, and other supplies crowd its shelves. An affable halfling named Ruckus runs this shop. Ruckus Halfling Shopkeeper Stat…

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Rimekin hail from both Lorwyn and Shadowmoor, though the first rimekin arose from flamekin during the Phyrexian invasion (see Lorwyn: First Light). These flamekin approached their problems with cold logic and rejected reactionary responses. As a result, the magical flames that engulfed their bodies took on a frigid air, and they became rimekin. Like flamekin, rimekin possess innate magic, but…

This section of the adventure begins about 500 feet from the fortress. The area features many hills, boulders, small groves of scrub trees, and ravines. This terrain provides many methods for approaching the ruin without being seen. However, the giants know this, so they have established two additional lines of defense: first pickets, then traps. Pickets. Located in a rough circle around the…

The dozen runestones in this section correspond to twelve gods of the North. For details on these deities, see Chapter 6: Northlands Pantheons in the Northlands Worldbook.

Halfling Shopkeeper Stat Block: Commoner The owner of the provisioner’s shop is small but has a big personality. Loud. Ruckus compensates for his short stature by shouting up to taller customers. Everything Has a Place. Despite the mess in his shop, Ruckus always knows exactly where to find just what he’s looking for. Rumors “I hear goblins throw wild parties.” (Oh Yeah!) “Lenk the jeweler gives…

*The time and cost are halved for a consumable item other than a Spell Scroll, whose crafting time and cost are given in the Player’s Handbook.

Ratlings will keep shards and crystals of delerium, or even build their burrows around underground delerium veins; these become valuable parts of any ratling home and a place for the ratlings to gather in worship, or for planning. Sometimes delerium crystals will lightly illuminate the ratling burrows like tiny octarine lanterns.

Pungent. Food scraps. Cloying smoke. This wooden building looks weathered and crumbling. The roof sags and appears on the verge of collapse. A hanging animal hide covers the doorway. The gnolls and trollkin have set up camp in these mostly intact buildings on the southern mound. While the gnolls stand watch, the trollkin rest and sleep; then they swap. Right now, 2 trollkin Toughs relax here. *…

Pral’s boyishly handsome, self-assured grin graces wanted posters throughout the Borderlands. A self-proclaimed “gentleman thief,” Pral abides by a strict personal code. He never kills, and he always upholds his end of any bargain he makes. A lover of good food, comfortable lodgings, and stylish clothing, Pral squanders the spoils of each robbery on his extravagant lifestyle.