Hachnar T' Velstrad

An insular alchemist walking two paths..

At the foot of the World can be found both great treasure and danger! Adventure Awaits!

I did not think there was a crime heinous enough to deserve this place as a sentence..

A beacon of brilliant white stone surrounded by black, clutching death..

The Hydra Anemone is a powerful ambush predator found off the hidden Isle of Manjoo. The sorcerous energies there undoubtedly spawning this submarine horror.

A collection of Ophidian weapons for your perusal.

'Seizing this one was far easier then I expected,' thought Yuther the devil, ' he puts up no fight!

'Who would make such a thing?'

Ring of Disappearance

A useful item, but overuse can make one ... Disappear

A people of systematic inhumanity - beyond bloodthirsty.

The Shambler is not a subtle foe. It bursts onto the scene like an elephant-sized lion to trample and smash it’s foes…

A vast tome of knowlege that literally gives you the creeps…

Kazarad the lich watched his minons strip the slain adventurers of their gear, and he being the meticulous type, the gear was sorted into piles. One of larger piles was a heap of iron spikes. 'Why do they all carry those damn things? What am _I_ supposed to with all of those? '

Then a moment of inspiration stuck him.....

'Seriously, how many books does he have?'

StoneHolt

The greatest city on Neyathis - not built by the hand of man, but by long-gone giants. It is a city of superlatives and place of new beginnings.

30 Assassins, both great and pathetic. - Die, by our hands...

There are scummy dives, and then there is The Rotten Bastard.

The Big Picture of the World of Nyathis, for the time being...

The Scratching Stone has always been an area of interest for the local people. A huge slab of granite with a top a couple of acres in area, it is out of place when compared with the other rock formations in the area. It has bore many names - Evenstone, the Great Altar, the Giant's Dinnertable and others lost to time.

Magic that really gets under your skin.