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| − | + | Necropolis is centrally located in [[Lisditch]]. | |
| − | The entire city (or what remains of it) was clearly | + | The entire city (or what remains of it) was clearly destroyed in mere instants to some unimaginably terrific power – something powerful enough to blast through entire buildings (and in some places even the earth) as if they were straw. |
So swift was their destruction that many of the residents did not even have time to realize what was going on before their death. This means the city of the dead is filled with wandering ghosts – many of them enraged and confused over what has happened to them. A great number of them are wraiths, seeking to return by draining the life of the living. | So swift was their destruction that many of the residents did not even have time to realize what was going on before their death. This means the city of the dead is filled with wandering ghosts – many of them enraged and confused over what has happened to them. A great number of them are wraiths, seeking to return by draining the life of the living. | ||
| − | + | Though the foggy air in and around the city is tinted purple by a foul miasma, people do enter from time to time. Some even return with items of value or cultural significance. From art found on artifacts, historians have concluded that the city's population was most likely predominately human. | |
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Latest revision as of 05:24, 25 April 2019
Necropolis is centrally located in Lisditch.
The entire city (or what remains of it) was clearly destroyed in mere instants to some unimaginably terrific power – something powerful enough to blast through entire buildings (and in some places even the earth) as if they were straw.
So swift was their destruction that many of the residents did not even have time to realize what was going on before their death. This means the city of the dead is filled with wandering ghosts – many of them enraged and confused over what has happened to them. A great number of them are wraiths, seeking to return by draining the life of the living.
Though the foggy air in and around the city is tinted purple by a foul miasma, people do enter from time to time. Some even return with items of value or cultural significance. From art found on artifacts, historians have concluded that the city's population was most likely predominately human.
