The adventurers could find themselves in the service of a dwarven king in the defense of the king’s keep. Dwarves take defense very seriously, specially if the city is in a place with constant conflict with giants, drow or other underdark creatures.Īlternatively, since this is a battle map. They can see that the place is very secure and built for defense. This map can be used as fluff supplement when an adventuring party earns an audience with a dwarven king. Inside, the kings of the past look down on any who visit the room, always watching, always appraising and offering counsel. Surprised and grateful they found that the hall of kings’ doors were never forced open. It was important for the king to have this place fixed in order to hold meetings and receiving important visitors or messengers from other dwarven kingdoms. One of the first places to be restored was the throne room, royal quarters and adjoining barracks. The more hands they have the faster the city can be returned to its former beauty. Fortunately, word has spread that dwarves are back in the underkingdom, month after month more settlers and old citizens return to their home. Many areas are still closed off and are being opened slowly, one by one. The dwarves are still a long way off recovering the ancient glory of the city. Murals and statues were defaced, temples destroyed to the last rock, the throne room became a travesty of what it once had been.Īfter 3 years of rebuilding the ancient settlement. The drow were stationed in the city for long years, during this time they did incalculable damage to the city. Many lives were lost, they are now remembered with statues and monuments in the city. He saw personally to the re-taking of their old city, which had been occupied by drow and fouler creatures for a long time.ĥ years ago the dwarves followed King Pharlin into a bloody war that would last almost two years. The Deep King, the most respected figure in the underground dwarven kingdoms. DON’T FORGET TO VISIT OUR MAP INDEX AND OUR PATREON FUNDING PAGE !
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