Often colloquially named Terras'stone, it is the greatest city in the DungeonVerse

Listen child, listen and I will tell you the first story, the story of Nagoma and the Gorund Tree...

All the advantages of a hive mind, without all the horrible world and society destroying disadvantages of a hive mind, a sort of compromise if you will.

Never judge a man until you've walked a mile in his shoes.

'I've got to finish it, I've got to...'

Mercenaries and bounty hunters? We don't need the help of scum like that.

Vice-Admiral Koszcu

"a new (scientific) truth does not triumph by convincing its opponents and making them see the light, but rather because its opponents eventually die, and a new generation grows up that is familiar with it."

Max Planck

A media maven, a merchandising mogul, a polyamorite, and the most married woman in the Solar System

Lacking in ornamentation, the Black Spear is a relic more than 8000 years old

Curiosity killed the cat...

A social group of women who meet for purposes of 'knitting' and sharing gossip.

Saint Duncan is dead, and lies in his tomb, but every year thousands will visit it to lay their hands on the cold stone, and whisper a prayer to the patron saint of exorcism.

Also known as the Oathbreakers Legion, or the Forsaken, this company is often the last stop for criminals, vagabonds and vagrants before the headsman's ax.

gemstones that are created by the action of dungeons within the DungeonVerse setting

The City of 10,000 dogs is famous for the variety of dogs bred there, and now someone has started stealing those dogs

T'would take 30 hounds and a brace of knights to hunt a questing beast...

Also known as the Murderer of Mothers, the Matricidor, and the Hell Childe

Not all magic items are for humans. Rewrite of my original and premiere submission, Horse Brass

A random generator to create variable merchants shops, stores, and stalls.

Evil magi are a common enough trope, fell necromancers and diabolical evokers, and devious enchanters, but Allemange the Seer is a true rarity, an evil divinationist.