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69.159.233.70: /* Extradimensional Tower of Infinite Possiblility */

2007-04-17T15:40:24Z

Extradimensional Tower of Infinite Possiblility

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	= Extradimensional Tower of Infinite Possiblility =		= Extradimensional Tower of Infinite Possiblility =

	Tomb of the Wizard Lysander. The tower is located near the middle of the city and is a		Tomb of the Wizard Lysander. The tower is located near the middle of the city of Nolton and is a
	puzzle to everyone. The actual tower is 60 feet tall and 40 feet		puzzle to everyone. The actual tower is 60 feet tall and 40 feet
	wide, but the interior is significantly larger. In the windows of the		wide, but the interior is significantly larger. In the windows of the

24.202.173.173: /* Ecology */

2005-08-31T19:19:51Z

Ecology

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	* Underground Tower: Water is everywhere in the labyrinth. The interior of the tower, quickly gains a subterranean atmosphere, filled with dripping water and a vast array of fungal growth. Mushrooms, slimes and other light independant vegetation are very common in the labyrinth. Many are edible. Many are poisonous. Some are deadly in other ways. There are a moderate population of fungus eating herd animals, including primarily the Boarus, a dark-adapted species of small pig.		* Underground Tower: Water is everywhere in the labyrinth. The interior of the tower, quickly gains a subterranean atmosphere, filled with dripping water and a vast array of fungal growth. Mushrooms, slimes and other light independant vegetation are very common in the labyrinth. Many are edible. Many are poisonous. Some are deadly in other ways. There are a moderate population of fungus eating herd animals, including primarily the Boarus, a dark-adapted species of small pig.

	* Kidnapping: The labyrinth definitely spans, stretches and bridges space, there are several exits and entrances to the labyrinth and they seem to open and close at varying locations following some unknown purpose. The labyrinth ~~occaisionally~~ will capture things and cast them within the labyrinth, where they are often trapped for days, months or years. Sometimes these creatures carve out their own niche within the confusing vaults. Large sections of the labyrinth are controlled by small to medium tribes of ~~dungen~~ dwellers.		* Kidnapping: The labyrinth definitely spans, stretches and bridges space, there are several exits and entrances to the labyrinth and they seem to open and close at varying locations following some unknown purpose. The labyrinth occasionally will capture things and cast them within the labyrinth, where they are often trapped for days, months or years. Sometimes these creatures carve out their own niche within the confusing vaults. Large sections of the labyrinth are controlled by small to medium tribes of dungeon dwellers.

	* Forgotten Crypts: The labyrinth seems to have done a large amount of tomb raiding, gathering within itself many forgotten crypts, tombs and mauseleums from throughout the ages. These transplanted crypts are ALWAYS guarded by undead spirits.		* Forgotten Crypts: The labyrinth seems to have done a large amount of tomb raiding, gathering within itself many forgotten crypts, tombs and mauseleums from throughout the ages. These transplanted crypts are ALWAYS guarded by undead spirits.
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	* Magical: temporary summons are quite frequent. Any creature that may be summoned or called by a magical spell (Monster Summoning, Summon Nature's Ally, Planar Binding, or Planar Ally, Gate, etc.) may be found within the labyrinth's tunnels.		* Magical: temporary summons are quite frequent. Any creature that may be summoned or called by a magical spell (Monster Summoning, Summon Nature's Ally, Planar Binding, or Planar Ally, Gate, etc.) may be found within the labyrinth's tunnels.

	* Explorers: adventuring groups ~~occaisionally~~ venture into the halls and do not return. Many either choose to or are forced to stay within the labyrinth.		* Explorers: adventuring groups occasionally venture into the halls and do not return. Many either choose to or are forced to stay within the labyrinth.

	==The Game==		==The Game==

69.70.132.11: /* Extradimensional Tower of Infinite Possiblility */

2005-08-27T20:28:50Z

Extradimensional Tower of Infinite Possiblility

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	puzzle to everyone. The actual tower is 60 feet tall and 40 feet		puzzle to everyone. The actual tower is 60 feet tall and 40 feet
	wide, but the interior is significantly larger. In the windows of the		wide, but the interior is significantly larger. In the windows of the
	tower, strange creatures can be ~~occaisionally~~ seen and several groups		tower, strange creatures can be occasionally seen and several groups
	of adventurers have escaped from the tower through the windows, they		of adventurers have escaped from the tower through the windows, they
	tell a tale of great, and ever-changing dangers.		tell a tale of great, and ever-changing dangers.

Maestrod: /* The Game */

2005-08-23T16:07:53Z

The Game

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	==The Game==		==The Game==

	The purpose of the tower is to test people. Lysander is in fact dead and entombed within the uppermost reaches of the labyrinth. During his life he never found a worthy apprentice. Before his death, he set up the labyrinth as a test for prospective apprentices. He is now a		The purpose of the tower is to test people. Lysander is in fact dead
	~~demi-lich~~, resting, waiting for someone to carry on in his footsteps. The entire dungeon is in fact a magical artifact, designed and built by Lysander in the ten years before his ~~lichdom~~, and watched over it by Lysander. If an apprentice is found, the tower will revert back to		and entombed within the uppermost reaches of the labyrinth. During
	it's original form.		his life he never found a worthy apprentice. Before his death, he
			set up the labyrinth as a test for prospective apprentices. He is now a
			spirit, resting, waiting for someone to carry on in his footsteps. The
			entire dungeon is in fact a magical artifact, designed and built by
			Lysander in the ten years before his death, and now is watched over by
			Lysander's Ghost. If an apprentice is found, the tower will revert back
			to it's original form.

	The labyrinth is a game of sorts. Propsective adventurers risk		The labyrinth is a game of sorts. Propsective adventurers risk
	themselves for potential gain, but if they fail they face the		themselves for potential gain, but if they fail they face the
	possibility of becoming trapped within and being forced to serve the		possibility of becoming trapped within and being forced to serve the
	labyrinth ~~for up to 3 years~~.		labyrinth.

	Monsters within are either temporary summons, quasi-real illusions,		Monsters within are either temporary summons, quasi-real illusions,

Maestrod: /* Lysander's Purpose */

2005-08-18T15:57:43Z

Lysander's Purpose

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	The following is meant for DM eyes only: [[Alia:Lysander's Purpose\|Lysander's Purpose]].		The following is meant for DM eyes only: [[Alia:Lysander's Purpose\|Lysander's Purpose]].

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Maestrod: /* The Game */

2005-08-16T22:58:19Z

The Game

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	Monsters within are either temporary summons, quasi-real illusions,		Monsters within are either temporary summons, quasi-real illusions,
	~~are~~ have in fact chosen to remain. Monsters are ~~occaisionally~~ led		or have in fact chosen to remain. Monsters are occasionally led
	into an area deemed suitable for their occupancy, if they stay they		into an area deemed suitable for their occupancy, if they stay they
	are welcomed into the labyrinth, if such monsters decide to leave,		are welcomed into the labyrinth, if such monsters decide to leave,
	they easily find their way back to where they came from.		they easily find their way back to where they came from.



	==Lysander's Purpose==		==Lysander's Purpose==

67.71.118.209: /* Lysander's Purpose */

2005-08-16T22:48:44Z

Lysander's Purpose

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	Lysander's Purpose is unknown to anyone.		Lysander's Purpose is unknown to anyone.

	The following is meant for DM eyes only [[Alia:Lysander's Purpose\|Lysander's Purpose]].		The following is meant for DM eyes only: [[Alia:Lysander's Purpose\|Lysander's Purpose]].

67.71.118.209: /* Treasure */

2005-08-16T22:48:24Z

Treasure

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	they easily find their way back to where they came from.		they easily find their way back to where they came from.

	~~==Treasure==~~

	~~Treasure within the dungeon comes from three sources. Sometimes~~
	~~monster encounters that move into the dungeon carry treasure with~~
	~~them. The second source of treasure within the dungeon is adventurers~~
	~~who carry the treasure in and never carry it out. The third are the~~
	~~undead crypts. And the last and more interesting are the "reward"~~
	~~treasure from Lysander.~~

	~~Reward treasure is always magic geared towards casters. Lysander is~~
	~~in fact a multi-disciplinary spell caster, being a epic level cleric~~
	~~5/wizard 5/mystic thuerge 20 (if using dual class rules, is a~~
	~~cleric-wizard 10, mystic theurge 20) and has access to all spells in~~
	~~the player's handbook, but has rewards suitable for any spell casting~~
	~~class including sorcerers, wizards, clerics, druids, bards, paladins,~~
	~~rangers. In order to earn a minor reward, a character must display~~
	~~worthyness in defeating an encounter. In order to earn a medium~~
	~~reward, a character must display several such worthy attempts. In~~
	~~order to achieve a major reward, the character must prove themselves~~
	~~to be a potential apprentice.~~

	~~Minor rewards consist usually of expendable magic. Scrolls, potions,~~
	~~magic arrows, expendable wonderous items. Medium rewards are usually~~
	~~lasting magic items that encourage spell casting, such as pearls of~~
	~~power, rings of wizardry, magical instruments of bardic music, or~~
	~~ability enhancers. Major rewards are items from Lysander's personal~~
	~~collection from his adventuring days.~~

	~~There are six levels of Lysanders tower, of varying challenge from~~
	~~EL3-5 for level 1, to EL18-20 for level 6.~~

	==Lysander's Purpose==		==Lysander's Purpose==

67.71.118.209: /* Lysander's Purpose */

2005-08-16T22:46:12Z

Lysander's Purpose

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 ==Lysander's Purpose==
-Lysander looks for six traits in potential apprentices, and in fact is
+Lysander's Purpose is unknown to anyone.
-Intelligence & Wisdom, (not necessarily the stat value, although these
+The following is meant for DM eyes only [[Alia:Lysander's Purpose|Lysander's Purpose]].

67.71.118.209: /* Ecology */

2005-08-16T22:42:37Z

Ecology

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	* Underground Tower: Water is everywhere in the labyrinth. The interior of the tower, quickly gains a subterranean atmosphere, filled with dripping water and a vast array of fungal growth. Mushrooms, slimes and other light independant vegetation are very common in the labyrinth. Many are edible. Many are poisonous. Some are deadly in other ways. There are a moderate population of fungus eating herd animals, including primarily the Boarus, a dark-adapted species of small pig.		* Underground Tower: Water is everywhere in the labyrinth. The interior of the tower, quickly gains a subterranean atmosphere, filled with dripping water and a vast array of fungal growth. Mushrooms, slimes and other light independant vegetation are very common in the labyrinth. Many are edible. Many are poisonous. Some are deadly in other ways. There are a moderate population of fungus eating herd animals, including primarily the Boarus, a dark-adapted species of small pig.

	* Kidnapping: The labyrinth definitely spans, stretches and bridges space, there are several exits and entrances to the labyrinth and they seem to open and close at varying locations following some unknown purpose. The labyrinth occaisionally will capture things and cast them within the labyrinth, where they are often trapped for days, months or years~~, often carving~~ out their own niche within the confusing vaults. ~~Sections~~ of the labyrinth ~~may be found with~~ small tribes of ~~humanoids~~.		* Kidnapping: The labyrinth definitely spans, stretches and bridges space, there are several exits and entrances to the labyrinth and they seem to open and close at varying locations following some unknown purpose. The labyrinth occaisionally will capture things and cast them within the labyrinth, where they are often trapped for days, months or years. Sometimes these creatures carve out their own niche within the confusing vaults. Large sections of the labyrinth are controlled by small to medium tribes of dungen dwellers.

	* Forgotten Crypts: The labyrinth seems to have done a large amount of tomb raiding, gathering within itself many forgotten crypts, tombs and mauseleums from throughout the ages. These transplanted crypts are ALWAYS guarded by undead spirits.		* Forgotten Crypts: The labyrinth seems to have done a large amount of tomb raiding, gathering within itself many forgotten crypts, tombs and mauseleums from throughout the ages. These transplanted crypts are ALWAYS guarded by undead spirits.
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	* Magical: temporary summons are quite frequent. Any creature that may be summoned or called by a magical spell (Monster Summoning, Summon Nature's Ally, Planar Binding, or Planar Ally, Gate, etc.) may be found within the labyrinth's tunnels.		* Magical: temporary summons are quite frequent. Any creature that may be summoned or called by a magical spell (Monster Summoning, Summon Nature's Ally, Planar Binding, or Planar Ally, Gate, etc.) may be found within the labyrinth's tunnels.

	* Explorers: adventuring groups occaisionally venture into the halls and ~~often~~ do not return. Many ~~die, but many are trapped and~~ either choose to or are ~~forces~~ to ~~dwell~~ within the labyrinth.		* Explorers: adventuring groups occaisionally venture into the halls and do not return. Many either choose to or are forced to stay within the labyrinth.

	==The Game==		==The Game==