Takhesh Key of Naqse Rostam

Takhesh was the priest king that ruled an empire that existed more than two thousand years ago with an iron fist. Eventually, he was overthrown, killed and buried and the prison tomb Naqse Rostam. He has been working to escape ever since. Recently a band of river pirates have taken up residence at Naqse Rostam, and accidentally broke one of the three seals that have kept him imprisoned. Now he can reach out and mentally influence the river pirates.

Updated ideas for Naqse Rostam: Necropolis

Naqse Rostam is the ancient burial site and prison for the evil priest-king Takhesh that ruled the neighboring lands more than two thousand years ago. After his rule was ended, his body was interned at Naqse Rostam, and three seals were placed on the tomb to keep him from returning to reclaim his empire. Over the centuries that past, the outer tombs were looted, and the site was forgotten.

Recently a band of river pirates took up residence at the site and began exploring the tombs between raids. During

Location Naqse Rostam: Necropolis

Between the cities of Angkor and Gudua, lies an ancient necropolis know as Naqse Rostam. This location was ancient before either of those cities where founded. The tombs are carved into the sides of the canyon and there are nine major ones and innumerable minor ones. While tomb robbers have long since emptied the tombs of valuables.

Lately a dark force has taken up residence in the area, opening up the old tombs and repairing them with the aid of

Ideas for the City of Angkor

Features:

• God King lives and rules from a giant ziggurat in the city center
• Every year six children are sacrificed (one for each of the cardinal directions (North, South, East, West, Up, Down)). On the sixth year the God King himself is sacrificed and returns on the next day.
• The city is highly regimented with an extensive caste system.

Ideas for the City of Gudua

Features:

• Avenue of Stolen Dreams (Trade in memories (sometimes stolen) occurs here).
• Hanging Market
• Produce grows along the canyon walls
• Living bridges between the two walls

Dungeons of Fate

This is an idea I had based on reading some of the monster information in the new Dungeons and Dragons Monster Manual. This will hold the setting information, but I intend to keep it as rules neutral as I can, because I still have concerns about the new edition of Dungeons and Dragons. So with that I will start this.