Rainoga world illustration - Dark Fantasy theme
Dark Fantasy

I really loved Adventure but I wanted to go through space so once once I'm done adding fantasy stuff I will make a giant update that would just be map that space stuff new races for outer space spells I do have to do that somewhere in like a month or two but I might have to take a small Hiatus for a little bit

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Boareskyr Bridge
Boareskyr Bridge
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Description

Boareskyr Bridge, a formidable black granite span over the Winding Water, serves as a vital artery connecting Soubar, Triel, Scornubel to Waterdeep and the Trade Way. Sculpted images of Cyric and Bhaal adorn its sides, a grim reminder of their clash during the Time of Troubles. Rebuilt upon the ruins of Bridgefort after 1450 DR, it was once patrolled by Elturgard paladins, now a bustling semi-permanent trading hub. White tents dot the landscape, alongside corrals and blacksmiths, forming a vibrant marketplace. Once controlled by the Boareskyr family, the bridge now sees a mix of travelers and merchants. Detailed battle maps, like those shared online, enable adventurers to navigate its strategic significance in D&D campaigns, showcasing its role as both a landmark and a point of conflict.

Appearance

A massive black granite bridge arches over a wide, churning river, its sides carved with the faces of grim gods. Clusters of white tents, smoking forges, and wooden corrals crowd its approaches, creating a lively roadside market. Dusty roads stretch north and south beneath fluttering banners, while the bridge itself gleams darkly in the sun—sturdy, solemn, and watched by wary eyes.

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