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Very cool, they can have day-glow coats of arms as well.



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I like how this adds more dimensions to the dwarves then just steel and stone. It makes sense that all crafts a Dwarf applies themselves to will be of fine quality.

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An interesting location, and one that can definately be reused.
The text is an interesting counterpoint to some of the more flowery submissions on the site. Go to Comment

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A very different city image. I like the picture it conjures.

A few dark-elve tropes applied perhaps too strongly, but still good.
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This is a neat one. Like a somewhat more tame version of the Army of the Dead from Lord of the Rings.

That said, it illustrates more the atmosphere than a physical description of the city.

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This has a fair amount of potential, and a decent backstory. The powers seem a little high, but can be considered to be the exaggeration of legend.

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This is nifty too. I would likely be somewhat irrational with it myself - without the magic influence. I take offense if I'm defeated by one of these stupid little puzzles :)
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I could see these being focii for air elemental magic too.
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Cool - an excellent origin for a magic item! Go to Comment

I like this place, especially the combined bridge/fortification. Go to Comment

Indeed. This place begs to be used.. Go to Comment

Not too powerful?!?
One bolt contains immense energy - wikipedia says about 5 Billion joules, or the equivalent of 146 liters of gasoline- and that seems low to me.

Now, the rod stores up a week of such strikes? At 1 bolt every 3 seconds....

clicky clicky clicky.

1000 Tejajoules.

Or, the same amount of energy in a 250kt nuclear warhead.

I can't imagine the amount of manna this amount of real energy would convert to.

A very powerful item.







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The dragon landlord is a great touch and makes this place. Go to Comment

Awesome - many of these cities deserve to see the light of day, and even better, used! Go to Comment

Some of the details are odd, but I like the image this one conjures. A place where huge amounts of such stone would be a Wonder of the first order.

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