Nahyndrian Mine

Many of the chambers and rooms within the mine are only partially worked. Sections have been left in their natural state where the existing caverns already serve as useful chambers. As many of the mine’s inhabitants are Large, the scale of the mine is about twice what a human-made
mine would be, with ceiling heights averaging 25 feet. The chambers themselves are well built, with natural stone arches and cunningly engineered support structures, making for an exceptionally stable complex. The doors on the temple level are made of stone, and unless otherwise indicated, cannot be locked.

J1 The foul-smelling river ends at a narrow box canyon, hemmed inon three sides by mile-high cliffs of dark purple stone. A pool of water gathers at the base of a three-hundred-foot-high cascade of water pouring from a crack in the cliff. Just to the east of this cascade yawns a dark cave entrance. This opening is sixty feet wide and eighty feet tall, and looms a full three hundred feet off the ground. A second, narrow waterfall trickles from this cave ledge to fill the pool below as well.

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