Delve into a Fresh Dungeon

The nation of Epralia is a large expansion of mostly flat rocky terrain with craggy mountains to the north and vast dunes of grey sands to the south. The air is cold and dry across the nation, and the earth is difficult to farm. For a long time, this led to a difficult life for the denizens of the nation (Humans, Dwarves, Elves, Orcs, Halflings, Giants) until the dungeons began to appear.

The second dungeon to open, Askela, already existed before the dungeon appeared as a mining village of dwarves and giants. Life was harsh, and they relied largely on trade with the smaller surrounding communities for simple weapons and farming equipment. The dungeon that appeared there was oddly similar to the surrounding area, rocky mountains, ore-filled tunnels and dangerous cliffs. The locals adapted quickly and have managed to get down to the 47th floor. Within the dungeon, there were communities of Fungril, Clank, and Drakona. As time has gone on, the community has shifted its focus to mining the rare materials within the dungeon and crafting fine weapons for adventuring groups. The copious loot and fine materials have enriched many of the families of the first adventurers.

The Spolor dungeon was the third dungeon to be discovered. Historically, there were very few stationary communities in the Greysands, but a travelling community of merchant humans and orcs found the dungeon and quickly claimed it. The dungeon that appeared this time was vastly different than the Greydesert, lush forests, and island arcapeligos. Despite calling for foreign adventurers for help exploring the difficult location of this dungeon and the inability to build a ship and carry it through the dungeon doors has made this one of the lesser explored dungeons, only open to floor nine. The dungeon had communities of Ribbets, Galapa, Simia, and Katari. Despite this, the resources within the dungeon are easily exploited, giving the desert a source of fruit, seafood, and even water, along with loot.

Agil was the first dungeon to appear and caused great chaos as it appeared in the center of a large fortress ringed community of Elves, who were already known for not wanting to share resources. Fearful of the appearance, they tried to wall it off and ignore it until further study. That was until the first recorded dungeon break. After a year of ignoring it, the dungeon doors burst open from the inside, and horrible beasts burst forth into the streets of the city, killing many. After the dungeon break was quelled and the dungeon door was able to be closed once again, the elves of Aglil finally reached out to the communities around them for help, and the first adventurer's guild was built, and they began to explore the dungeon itself. The dungeon was vast forests, dilapidated long dead communities flooded with undead, along with communities of infernis and Goblins, and on the deeper levels, pockets of vibrant life with communities of fairies, fauns,and firbolgs. Over the years, Aglil has turned into the center authority for adventures and the home of the Adventueräs council, which dictates the rules to the various adventuring guilds stationed at the other dungeons. They collect and distribute dungeon taxes and are the authority that decides whether to approve or deny dungeon quests. While the dungeon in Aglil is the oldest, it has not been as deeply explored, almost as much due to regulations as it is to difficulty, with only the fourteenth floor explored.

Lebland was originally a small farming community, placed in some of the very little fertile land in Epralia. The Halflings of Lebland were simple, happy folk who did not care to have the chaos of a dungeon appear in one of their fields. The adventurer's guild has built up a location near the gate to the begrudging of the local farmers, and a call was sent out to the other communities to send adventurers to begin exploring the new dungeon. Nothing is known about the inside of the dungeon.

After the first dungeon break, Aglil has turned into the center authority for adventures and the home of the Adventurer's council, which dictates the rules to the various adventuring guilds stationed at the other dungeons. They collect and distribute dungeon taxes and are the authority that decides whether to approve or deny dungeon quests

All that is known is that he was there during the first dungeon break in Aglil and was an adventurer himself.

Burly tall male with dark reddish fur and pointed ears, and wide shoulders. Golden rings pierced along both ears, and generally well dressed in a loose linen shirt and trousers. A retired adventurer and dungeonborn, he strives for a smooth transition for the people in and outside of the dungeon.