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| Over time, palace was built over the convergence, and a throne was built within to ease the burden on the ruler. As long as at least one member of the royal line stayed within the bounds of the palace, the magic would remain uncorrupted. | Over time, palace was built over the convergence, and a throne was built within to ease the burden on the ruler. As long as at least one member of the royal line stayed within the bounds of the palace, the magic would remain uncorrupted. | ||
| - | ==== Trade ==== | + | ===== Trade ===== |
| The city was rich in magical power, and it drew those gifted in the mystic arts. A wizards school was even formed in the city, and those with the touch of power came from afar to study there. The city became renowned as a place that both the craftsmanship of objects and the craftsmanship of magic devices was unparalleled, as the creation of magical objects required exacting craftsmanship. | The city was rich in magical power, and it drew those gifted in the mystic arts. A wizards school was even formed in the city, and those with the touch of power came from afar to study there. The city became renowned as a place that both the craftsmanship of objects and the craftsmanship of magic devices was unparalleled, as the creation of magical objects required exacting craftsmanship. | ||
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| Traders even braved the path through the Pa'Shar swamps to trade with the city. Caravans linking the wonders of Corvis to Irril and the Bronze sea were a common site. | Traders even braved the path through the Pa'Shar swamps to trade with the city. Caravans linking the wonders of Corvis to Irril and the Bronze sea were a common site. | ||
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| - | The city now stands as a mouldering wasteland. Walking corpses shamble mindlessly in the decaying city, seeking living to attack. Llannoth mostly stays within the palace, presumably feeding off the corrupted magic. | + | The city now stands as a mouldering wasteland. Walking corpses shamble mindlessly in the decaying city, seeking living to attack. Any living who might wander in there may see ghasts and ghouls as well. These foul creatures once fed off the corpses of the slain, but now have taken to feeding on the zombies instead. Llannoth mostly stays within the palace, presumably feeding off the corrupted magic. |
| While it seems that only the dead are within Corvis, the [[lore:Guild of the Keepers]] have formed an underground rebellion. They seek to destroy the Lich King and retake their kingdom. They operate in an elaborate system of trapped tunnels. It is likely that Lannoth knows of their existence, but does not feel threatened enough to destroy them. | While it seems that only the dead are within Corvis, the [[lore:Guild of the Keepers]] have formed an underground rebellion. They seek to destroy the Lich King and retake their kingdom. They operate in an elaborate system of trapped tunnels. It is likely that Lannoth knows of their existence, but does not feel threatened enough to destroy them. | ||
