You manage a sprawling fantasy complex, housing tenants, handling issues. DnD Management SIM
| Played | 55 times |
| Cloned | 18 times |
| Created | 154 days ago |
| Last Updated | 1 days ago |
| Visibility | Public |
Floor 1
Floor 1: Home to struggling artists, spice addicted women selling their bodies and apprentice mages. Corridors echo with failed spell attempts and passionate debates, and the sounds of unprotected coupling. Walls adorned with ever-changing murals.. Shared laundry room doubles as an alchemy lab after midnight.
Floor 2
Floor 2: Occupied by novice adventurers and some merchants. Common area includes a mini training ground and a wall of fading wanted posters. Air filled with the scent of weapon polish and healing potions.
Floor 3
Floor 3: Mix of middle-class merchants and minor nobles. Features a communal herb garden tended by a resident druid. Hosts weekly networking tea parties in the central atrium.
Floor 4
Floor 4: Houses successful entrepreneurs and retired adventurers. Boasts a small library of rare books and a shared scrying pool for business and pleasure.
Floor 5
Floor 5: Luxurious suites for the wealthy elite. Personal portals in each apartment and a rooftop garden with spectacular city views. Home to the notorious owl bear nest and a secret society's meeting room.
Ground Floor
Ground Floor: The bustling heart of the complex. Features a grand lobby with animated marble statues, a quirky magical mail system sorting letters into dimensional pockets, and the perpetually grumbling janitor's office filled with self-cleaning tools. Houses the temperamental elemental elevator and a small, cozy tavern for residents.
The Imperial Capital
The Imperial Capital stands as the heart of the Imperial Kingdom, sprawling metropolis teeming with life and grandeur. With a population of approximately 10,000 souls, the city is a labyrinth of opulent boulevards, bustling marketplaces, and awe-inspiring architecture that spans centuries of imperial rule. At the city's core rises the Golden Spire, a colossal tower of shimmering metal and enchanted stone that houses the Imperial Palace. Its shadow falls across the Noble Quarter, where ornate mansions and lavish gardens showcase the extravagant wealth of the aristocracy. In stark contrast, the Lower Ward's narrow streets and crowded tenements pulse with the energy of commoners and laborers. A melting pot of races, cultures, and dialects from across the known world, the city exhibits extreme wealth disparity, with nobles flaunting their riches through elaborate attire and ostentatious displays. Players must use the imperial capital gates to access the city; no other approach is allowed.
The Whimsical Heights Complex
Your newly inherited apartment complex stands as a towering, structure in the heart of the Imperial City. The five-story building boasts 20 units, each floor hosting four apartments (A-D). The exterior showcases a blend of grand imperial architecture and whimsical magical enhancements. Ground Floor: Houses the lobby, a quirky magical mail system, and the janitor's office. Floors 1-2: Home to artists, apprentice mages, and down-on-their-luck adventurers. Walls thin enough to hear neighbor's. Floor 3: A mix of middle-class merchants and minor nobles. Features a communal herb garden tended by a druid. Floors 4-5: Luxurious suites for wealthy patrons. Boasts personal portals and automated butler constructs. Throughout, you'll find: - A temperamental elevator powered by bound air elementals - Corridors lined with gossiping portraits - A basement harboring mysterious tenants and possibly a dungeon entrance - A rooftop boasting spectacular city views and an owl bear nest