They soar high above the ground, at least ten metres high. There are towers, walkways and platforms with buildings upon, but there are no doors at the foot of the tower or stairs leading up to the platforms. The region is dry and acrid, and have been preserved those old buildings well. If one survey the site from a high point. he would see that an entire city is built entirely on those platforms.
- Breaking the Dam: A bunch of furtive have been working together to sabotage a dam further up north. Their goal? The area where the towers are is once a lake; the main form of transport is with boats. The descenants of those settlements wish to flood the lake once more so that they may be able to return to their origins, but doing so would mean the death of many villages down-stream.
- Rebuilding the Bridges. A sage is convinced that a bridge used to link one of the settlement to a nearby cliff. He has studied paintings and parchments recovered from expeditions to those settlements, and come to the conclusion that the dwellers of those platforms built gigantic bridges to cross from the platforms to the mountains. In times of war, the bridge would be destroyed to deny the enemies. However, there will be numerous problems facing the building of the bridge, beginning with an ancient crone who appears and warn the scholar and his team to stop what they are doing…
- To go up, you must first go down. There are actually passageways built under the ground and they have their exit at the bottom of each tower. The adventurers must find one of those tunnels in order to access the upper platforms. These platforms were once a school of magic, and to restrict access, the builders deliberately make it difficult for anyone to access. Those tunnels were for the “mundanes” to use and for times of emergency. The proper way into the academy is destroyed – a magical portal – but if a learned sorcerer could get in, he may be able to find the ritual to reconstruct the portal. The key question is – what happened here that this place is now deserted?
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