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Tarianok was the third bearer of the Durbuluk title and the first true ruler of the cave goblins. Taking advantage of th…

After the long events of the biological division of the races, there was a period on Ulvenor in which the main role was …

…ut deep inside the mountains. From huge underground halls and city complexes, the first dwarven kingdoms arose, which after long wa…

The Stone Crown belongs among the most stable political systems of Ulvenor and at the same time represents the most impo…

The Stone Crown Mountains on the surface feel like a hard and unkind land of cold, rocks, steep slopes, and deep passes.…

… dwarven kingdoms, family holdings, and underground power blocks. Some grew wealthy through gemstones, others controlled important …

The greatest significance of Eric's reign lies not in the wars, but in the economic turnaround. Towards the end of his l…

Erik I was not one of those monarchs who sought glory in constant warfare. Rather, he listened to advisors, scholars, an…

…. Dwarves who had learned to survive in underground shelters began expanding, connecting, and transforming their halls into full ci…

…dwarves in the mountain halls formed an underground kingdom and established the Stone Crown after devastating strife. The Old Norse…

…ns gave the dwarves safety and room for underground cities. In -18500 the Kingdom of the Frozen Stones arose here, one of the nine …

The buried cities are the greatest secret of the Frozen Stones. Thousands of dwarves from many periods are said to be en…

…light. Unlike other goblins, he saw the underground as a home, not a hideout. This made him something more than just a fighter.

…beginning of a new era of danger in the underground.

…hat didn't play by the known rules. The underground war was different - unpredictable and full of traps.

…ength lay in mobility, knowledge of the underground and the ability to react quickly. When their mines began to be attacked and tra…

… brought technical skills, knowledge of underground routes, and the ability to operate where others were lost. Together, they creat…

…routes. This combination of surface and underground pressure gradually weakened the goblin tribes and prevented them from regaining…

…es began to systematically expand their underground empires until they controlled almost the entire mountainous north. However, it …

…e borders of the original kingdoms, and underground passages extended to depths that earlier generations could not even imagine. Th…

…rbuluk - the unifier of the orcs in the underground.

…lds. However, there was no front in the underground war. The enemy could come from anywhere - from the ceiling, from an unknown cor…

…or the first time in the history of the underground tribes, a leader appeared who was able to unite the fragmented groups into a si…

…ssibility of extracting wealth from the underground changed the way clans thought about their future. New sources of power began to…

…rol of the entire western part of their underground kingdom.

…oblins gained a stable territory in the underground that they could hold. Under the leadership of Tarianok, they created their own …

…everyday problems of the empire. Riches underground The greatest significance of Eric's reign lies not in the wars, but in the econ…

…lves created a sacred monarchy, dwarves underground hall kingdoms, humans the first dynastic states, kobolds an urban culture, and …

…, which gradually evolved into separate underground kingdoms. However, growing wealth also brought wars. The dwarven kingdoms vied …

…oms, borders, cities, free territories, underground empires and inter-racial wars arose. This period also showed that no power is e…

Hidden underground passages.

…warves to the mountainous north and the underground roads of the Stone Crown, centaurs and kobolds to the Great Plains and their su…

…es and mountain shelters into the first underground homes. Goblins adapted to wastes and lands of scarcity. Kobolds survived in wet…

…es in the northern mountains built vast underground worlds, halls, mines, and kingdoms that eventually became the Stone Crown after…

… to families, craft, oath, and survival underground. Symbolic authority shifts among places such as Kauranvyr, Rautakallio, and Akm…

…ength lay in mobility, knowledge of the underground and the ability to react quickly. When their mines began to be attacked and tra…

… Render rulers drew. Knowledge that lay underground Erik I was not one of those monarchs who sought glory in constant warfare. Rath…

…ve mostly in smaller communities hidden underground or in remote areas far from major cities. Their mansions are filled with strang…

…ire. The dwarves pressed her into their underground halls. People later took it over and reshaped it in their own way. Other nation…

…itude, low pressure, and long-term stay underground. Their shorter, stocky bodies, extraordinary endurance and high muscle density …

…mountains. Cities were created in these underground halls, which were fortresses, workshops and homes at the same time. Each hall …

…s such as the Frozen Stones to build an underground world and to understand mountains not only as a home, but as protection from th…

… swallowed by Magnursia, an old gnomish underground workshop dating from before the Great War has been discovered. Inside there may…

…rves, but in truth it is a many-layered underground civilization that stretches beneath the mountains, the passes, the old mines, a…

…flict that engulfed a great part of the underground north. The war did not end with the simple victory of a single kingdom. The thr…

… to threats from the north and from the underground. This alliance is one of the most important supports of the present political o…

…alls, the trade routes, and the western underground spaces. The fall of the Western Gate meant more than the loss of a fortress. Th…

…th is not gold, but water. Every oasis, underground spring, seasonal lake, or cistern carries strategic weight. Some oases belong t…

…their view, run through the desert like underground water. To foreigners it is perhaps the most beautiful of the drow cities, but a…

…ance of the region, however, always lay underground, where dwarves found space, safety, and wealth that made the inhospitable north…

…rthern monsters taught them to build an underground world, hide their settlements deep in the rock, and understand mountains as a s…

…es, landslides, and the collapse of old underground structures. Hvorzo was buried, and with it the last true remnant of the old nor…

…d regions of Ulvenor laboratory towers, underground workshops, university chambers, secret cellars, traveling research caravans, an…

…bold magical communities hidden towers, underground archives, closed studies, forgotten sanctuaries, sheltered libraries, and secre…

…Forgotten Passages Old mountain trails, underground corridors, overgrown pre-imperial roads, ruined bridges and fords that are not …

…odgings for members, and sometimes also underground spaces meant for interrogations or the storage of sensitive gear. main hall tra…

… their time, magic was still being born underground or on the fringes of society. peak of business growth the creation of state ban…

…warves to the mountainous north and the underground roads of the Stone Crown, centaurs and kobolds to the Great Plains and their su…

…es and mountain shelters into the first underground homes. Goblins adapted to wastes and lands of scarcity. Kobolds survived in wet…

… to families, craft, oath, and survival underground. Symbolic authority shifts among places such as Kauranvyr, Rautakallio, and Akm…

…ve mostly in smaller communities hidden underground or in remote areas far from major cities. Their mansions are filled with strang…

… is concentrated in oceans, rivers, and underground streams, but trace amounts are present everywhere—even in the air and in living…

…y the most skilled practitioners—in the underground cities where darkness reigns, they have learned to control it with surgical pre…

…itude, low pressure, and long-term stay underground. Their shorter, stocky bodies, extraordinary endurance and high muscle density …

…mountains. Cities were created in these underground halls, which were fortresses, workshops and homes at the same time. Each hall …

…s such as the Frozen Stones to build an underground world and to understand mountains not only as a home, but as protection from th…

… swallowed by Magnursia, an old gnomish underground workshop dating from before the Great War has been discovered. Inside there may…

…nsive tunneling and the construction of underground halls. For dwarves, the Sharp Rocks were therefore more an obstacle than an opp…

…nsive tunneling and the construction of underground halls. For dwarves, the Sharp Rocks were therefore more an obstacle than an opp…

…th is not gold, but water. Every oasis, underground spring, seasonal lake, or cistern carries strategic weight. Some oases belong t…

Hvorzo buried_underground_city ruined /images/locations/hvorzo.png buried city dwarves Venrak III Winter …

…re dangerous and quick assassins living underground. stealth +2 to Stealth reflexes +2 to Reflexes Alertness A drow cannot be surpr…

… rare ingredients. Ilkar knows about an underground trade in relics. Taviel is tied to the symbol of the Black Tower. The symbol on…

… rare ingredients. Ilkar knows about an underground trade in relics. Taviel is tied to the symbol of the Black Tower. The symbol on…

… to a dungeon. The mine is not a random underground. It is the reason the village exists. There is a creature or danger in the shaf…