Editing In A Wicked Toronto 2:Annotated Oracle (section)

==5, 6 - Locations ==

===1 - City Locations===

1 A rich and mighty temple, full of silver and fine goods.

2 A poor home shared by many families of beggars.

3 A warehouse on the docks, full of Elven silk.

4 The old city wall, long since outgrown. 

5 The private garden of a noble house.

6 A market on the crossroads, full of sound and color.

===2 - Countryside Locations===

1 A farm manor, peaceful and prosperous.

2 A monastery and its associated shrines, each to its own god.

3 A waystation on a broad road, with a campsite and shrine.

4 A roofed bridge on a wide river, with a toll-collector.

5 A fishing village with an inn of good quality.

6 A slow-moving caravan, with many wagons and travelers.

===3 - Magical Locations===

1 The secluded home of an exiled court-wizard.

2 A standing stone, obscurely carved, crackling with force.

3 A pool of mirror-still green water. 

4 The college of a small but prestigious magical order.

5 The secret central shrine of a temple to forgotten gods.

6 An underground chamber, eerie with blue-green lights.

===4 - Military Locations===

1 An old, proud fortress on an important mountain pass.

2 The site of a pitched battle, ground churned and stinking.

3 An outlying watchtower on a wooded hill.

4 A high, many-towered wall on a fierce border.

5 The country fort, mostly wood, of a local war-lord.

6 The campsite of a travelling army, not long deserted.

===5 - Ruins Locations===

1 A fallen temple, overgrown with moss and ivies.

2 An old raised road, cracked and crumbling.

3 A gutted tower, home to many birds.

4 A ruined manor, its keep smashed by a fallen tree.

5 An ancient monument, eroded and overgrown but standing.

6 A new village, built on the ruins of a forgotten people.

===6 - Wilderness Locations===

1 A high, wind-scoured crag, strewn with rubble.

2 A clearing of mossy boulders by a forest brook.

3 A boggy field, buzzing with stinging insects.

4 A deer-path through towering woods to a still pond.

5 A vast oak tree in a fallow field.

6 A high waterfall, riddled behind with caves.