#CREEPY FANTASY TOWN SERIES#

There the Dwarf found a series of shallow caves. A young Noble of the house found and rescued a wounded griffon, which (the legends say) carried him back to the griffon aerie, high up on the cliffs of Mount Targud. Tal' Vellar (Skyhold): Long ago, a clan of dwarves were forced into exile from their homes and forced to wander the surface, searching for a new home. Unknown to the townsfolk, Longstreet sits close to a cache of ancient wonders of a bygone age. Named for its long main road that cuts the town in half, and acts as a bulwark between the civilized human lands and the savage Orc Natives. Longstreet - One of the earliest towns constructed with the support of The Human Confederacy in the New World. It's armor has been repurposed as a building material, leading to the unique architecture seen nowhere else in the world. A decade later, it's flesh still fills the storerooms and feeds the people of the community that grew around it. The Worm's Burial - 10 years ago, a heroic group of adventurers slew a massive Purple Worm. now a bustling border town between the surface and the Underdark. The Blooming Truffle - once just the Inn the town gets its name from. This geothermal wonder and the fertile soil surrounding it has provided food and protection against the cold and barren surroundings for generation. Karathimeth - Far to the north, a group of nomads discovered a massive quartz crystal that provided warmth all year round. The lasting and resilient design has provided shelter for the residents that now fill its ancient halls. The Reservoir - Not much is known of the ancient precursor civilization that built the massive structure that now dams the river. No one has seen the administrator of the tower. Mournstead - A large wizard tower stands prominent and ominous protecting its citizens by absorbing all magic spells cast within it's walls. Inhabitants joke about it housing a secret sky floor. It's almost always cloudy, because of the big cloud above the city that never goes away. There is no distinction between the floors, though most houses are underground and most businesses are in the surface. Trigemnlow - A city with two floors - one above the surface and one below. The inhabitants are pretty chill, though it's known that the government is always spying on them, and keeps making problematic people disappear. Icefark - A relatively small city, cursed with eternal winter and dark skies. There are also some tents and makeshift shelters around the ship. Many people live inside of the ship, including the mayor who lives in the former captain’s quarters. Either way the original sailors had obviously angered some god.

Legend says that t was caught in a giant storm that lifted it out of the sea. No one seems to know how the ship got here. Many people have tried to help the cursed village, but they've all missed the true, mundane cause - mercury buildup from their steady diet of shellfish, and lead poisoning in the water.Īndrea Gail - A small desert community built around a shipwreck. Some curse affects the inhabitants - they are slow-witted and short-lived, rarely living past their 30s, and everyone who lives there is affected by it after a time.

It's a picturesque place - blue ocean, sand beach, up against dark trees and thick undergrowth, but travellers and adventurers frequently avoid it due to its reputation. Shellfish Bay - a small fishing village on the edge of an untamed wilderness. The current residents have not attempted to mine, excavate, or even explore the pit, so they don't know why this location was chosen to build when the town was founded. The Pit - The town is built around a pit at its center, which is at least 50 feet wide but with an unknown depth. Something evil is stealing the villagers and taking them into the woods. When the mayor one day vanished, the town went into a panic. Over the past couple of weeks, people have been mysteriously vanishing from town. One hundred interesting towns/villages for your players to explore! d100įorest's Edge - This small town lies on the very edge of the forest and was meant to be a means of restocking before taking a trip into the deep woods.

Creepy fantasy town