Obsidian City in Xen'drik? [Archive] - Wizards Community

Obsidian City in Xen'drik? [Archive] - Wizards Community

Post/Author/DateTime Post
echoota
03-21-07, 10:25 AM Is there any direct info on this location in Xen'drik? In the Secrets of Xen'drik there is no mention of it beyond the reference on the map.
Bluebrush
03-21-07, 11:06 AM Well, look at the info for the Sulat'ar and at the magic items section for more info on the race occupying it.

Aside from that, Keith Baker's second novel, the Shattered Land, features the obsidian city prominently. Whie not officially canon, it's straight from the main setting creator.
Jagnis
03-27-07, 03:44 PM Hmm, this brings up a thought. Are the stats for obsidian listed anywhere in D&D or should it be considered glass?
Vharuck
03-27-07, 05:19 PM As for the map omiting it, this is because maps of Xen'Drik are almost all worthless. The latent magic apparently makes it so that one lucky adventurer could stumble upon a new, treasure-laden ruin only a day from Stormreach.
goblin_pride
03-27-07, 05:31 PM Hmm, this brings up a thought. Are the stats for obsidian listed anywhere in D&D or should it be considered glass?

Check out the sites that still cater to Dark Sun fans. Obsidian is heavily used in that world for making weapons.
Gospodin_I
03-31-07, 04:43 PM As for the map omiting it, this is because maps of Xen'Drik are almost all worthless. The latent magic apparently makes it so that one lucky adventurer could stumble upon a new, treasure-laden ruin only a day from Stormreach.

Yeah, I found that a very cheap and stupid way to let the DM's fiddle with the continent... :)
DrOfDemonology
04-01-07, 02:03 PM Is there any direct info on this location in Xen'drik? In the Secrets of Xen'drik there is no mention of it beyond the reference on the map.

Place it anywhere you wish; you're the DM :)

Post/Author/DateTime	Post
echoota 03-21-07, 10:25 AM	Is there any direct info on this location in Xen'drik? In the Secrets of Xen'drik there is no mention of it beyond the reference on the map.
Bluebrush 03-21-07, 11:06 AM	Well, look at the info for the Sulat'ar and at the magic items section for more info on the race occupying it. Aside from that, Keith Baker's second novel, the Shattered Land, features the obsidian city prominently. Whie not officially canon, it's straight from the main setting creator.
Jagnis 03-27-07, 03:44 PM	Hmm, this brings up a thought. Are the stats for obsidian listed anywhere in D&D or should it be considered glass?
Vharuck 03-27-07, 05:19 PM	As for the map omiting it, this is because maps of Xen'Drik are almost all worthless. The latent magic apparently makes it so that one lucky adventurer could stumble upon a new, treasure-laden ruin only a day from Stormreach.
goblin_pride 03-27-07, 05:31 PM	Hmm, this brings up a thought. Are the stats for obsidian listed anywhere in D&D or should it be considered glass? Check out the sites that still cater to Dark Sun fans. Obsidian is heavily used in that world for making weapons.
Gospodin_I 03-31-07, 04:43 PM	As for the map omiting it, this is because maps of Xen'Drik are almost all worthless. The latent magic apparently makes it so that one lucky adventurer could stumble upon a new, treasure-laden ruin only a day from Stormreach. Yeah, I found that a very cheap and stupid way to let the DM's fiddle with the continent... :)
DrOfDemonology 04-01-07, 02:03 PM	Is there any direct info on this location in Xen'drik? In the Secrets of Xen'drik there is no mention of it beyond the reference on the map. Place it anywhere you wish; you're the DM :)