Post by DM Leverage on Apr 7, 2011 2:41:57 GMT -5
Farsilver
The ancient fortress of Farsilver is an ivy-clad stone tower in the southeastern portion of the High Forest, due north of Loudwater. This rare remnant of Sharrven was a southerly outpost of the realm.
The magical wards inside Farsilver dim any light sources and prevent magical darkness from functioning. Each of the gemstone windows in the tower's top floor functions like a crystal ball with detect thoughts, except that the user's scrying is limited to the direction the particular window is facing. Under a full moon, the tower's main enterance becomes a portal to the ruined Sharrven city of Lhuve.
Farsilver has become the base of operations for two members of the Eldreth Veluuthra, a fantatical elf supremacist group dedicated to the eradication of humans. Fairra Waeviyrn and Urrinnar Mithanai ambush lone merchant wagons traveling to Loudwater. Neither elf has any compunction about slaying humans or those who accompany them, so a raid typically includes at least one murder. After a successful raid, the elves burn the wagons and leave the bodies of their victims to rot.
Forgotten Realms - Lost Empires of Faerun; pg 91
The ancient fortress of Farsilver is an ivy-clad stone tower in the southeastern portion of the High Forest, due north of Loudwater. This rare remnant of Sharrven was a southerly outpost of the realm.
The magical wards inside Farsilver dim any light sources and prevent magical darkness from functioning. Each of the gemstone windows in the tower's top floor functions like a crystal ball with detect thoughts, except that the user's scrying is limited to the direction the particular window is facing. Under a full moon, the tower's main enterance becomes a portal to the ruined Sharrven city of Lhuve.
Farsilver has become the base of operations for two members of the Eldreth Veluuthra, a fantatical elf supremacist group dedicated to the eradication of humans. Fairra Waeviyrn and Urrinnar Mithanai ambush lone merchant wagons traveling to Loudwater. Neither elf has any compunction about slaying humans or those who accompany them, so a raid typically includes at least one murder. After a successful raid, the elves burn the wagons and leave the bodies of their victims to rot.
Forgotten Realms - Lost Empires of Faerun; pg 91