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Actually it wasn’t dragon blood that eroded the mithril beams, but the collision of their though scales and the spires outer casing, which generates quite some heat
Nonsense. The shadow brotherhood clearly cast a spell of destruction within the spires themselves.
Go read a scroll the shadow brotherhood was disbanded more than two eras ago and even back then all they did was talk about transfiguration spells while watching dragon races.
Bah, another apprentice blindly believing the words of the grand council. Open a necronomicon some time.
I blame the merchants’ guild
c/wizardposting
Gold
Is the hexagon a reference to something from a fantasy universe (I know it’s a reference to the pentagon in our world)?
All these responses and no obvious mention of the Pentagon, which was a target on 9/11. The hexagon is like, as others stated, a reference to the game board most people play on for D&D and other games
Hexagons are also the bestagons
I think it’s because alot of ttrpg’ use hex grid maps (some for combat, but mostly for travelling long distances)
Maybe the “hex” part because wizards
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