"Deepbend, the toughest place to live south of the wastes. The inmates are tough, so we gotta be tougher. They may complain of 'abuse' and 'cruel and unusual punishment' but you know, they deserve every last kick"
-Darner Gearbend, Warden.

Deep within the heart of the Great Woses, lies an inland sea that few care to visit. Nevermind the ogre-infested swamps that surround it, the place is just disgusting. While known by many names – the Belching Sea, the Eternal Loogie, Gluumraag's Blessing and sometimes, the Slimy Deep – most simply call it the Sea of Snot.

Within these Towers reside some of the most feared sorcerers ever to have blighted the lands of men.

The Rock of Gibraltar, once a stalwart of British power, the gate to the Mediterranean, now is a fortress for the Eurasian Alliance. It's fair teeming with neo-Soviets and submarines.

A subterranean prison complex, meant to incarcerate those who need to be removed from society.

A realm of unending darkness, pitch blackness, where even light refuses to shine.

They should have spoken up sooner and saved poor Harold from certain embarrassment.

The Road to the Hundred Angels

Sid and Jir were childhood friends growing up in the same town on the ocean. Both creative geniuses, both with the need to be better than the other. Many will tell you that this friendship created their genius while others realized, in hindsight, that it spelled the lands doom.

"Today the name Abydos belongs to a small town built on the edge of the deep desert, but this was not always so."

A 100-word location, inspired by this (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ice_stalactite) and a classic fairytale.

A 100 word Location

100 Word Castle

Dead Space idea

A hidden gem in the hinterlands of Calcobrina

A portmanteau of the words Architecture and Ecology, arcologies are megastructres that are built with an eye towards environmentally friendliness.

A handful of tables for randomly generating a colorful history for castles and other fortresses.

The blighted and forgotten hall of a once mighty demon lord

With but a name, these places fill common folk with apprehension and dread