Few know of this place, and far fewer know of its location. This is a good thing, for nothing wholesome comes from here.

It was said that the King fell from grace so abruptly that the earth opened up beneath his citadel so he could fall for eternity. This is exactly what happened...

Down it falls, a great concentric castle of dark stone. Cracked and broken, though upright, pieces large and small fall together in concert, frequently dashing against each other, or drawing apart to create wide gulfs to expose the hungry blackness below.

And in this tumbling castle, there sits a king, his head heavy with his crown, his hands clutching his throne in unending terror.

A Sundered Realm, flotsam of a world.

How long they carried him through those back tunnels, illuminated only by the flickering of torchlight, he had no idea. Then light seemed to explode when they reached the massive chamber. All around, unbelievably large red crystals captured the light of the flames and seemed to multiply it.

Seven wonders of the Dwarven World

A 100 word Location

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

Great, mysterious chambers hidden deep in the earth beneath that enigmatic city of Stoneholt!

11 great statues of lost gods being chipped away by the condemned.

Clock Tower of Elmwood - It appears ready to topple, but it has always appeared that way as far back as any living could remember.

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.

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

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

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

A quiet little world, threatened by a war that had never touched it.

In an age of sail, one of the most important of resources is a source of tall, straight and strong trees for use as masts. Mastwood island is one such location.

In the realms, not all fortifications are walls of wood, stone and iron.

This alchemy shop has two faces - its above ground establishment which serves the general public with the typical love potions, cure-alls and whatnote, and a ‘secret' below-ground operation which is where the real action is...

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.

The Grand Forge of Karak is known more generally as the Forge of Woe, for none can use it and remain untouched.