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her father’s seemingly endless political ties. The only
female among the Great Princes, she has chosen no
husband to produce an heir. Regna openly admires
the strength of the city’s non-human inhabitants and
she keeps several trusted ogrun servants.
Grokan (male Ogrun Clr11): A massive example of
his species, Grokan is a stout and traditional shaman
of Dhunia, charged by his people as warden over
the entrance to the burial grounds. For nearly seven
decades he has stood guard over the secret opening
at the base of the ogrun fortress using his powerful
magic and powerful followers to dissuade would-be
grave robbers. He recently fell ill with an unknown
ailment but claims the source is nothing less than the
awakening of the Devourer Wurm itself.
Locales of Hellspass
Burial Catacombs: Hellspass stands atop a grid of
sturdy bedrock tunnels that twist and turn under the
city itself. They are large enough in diameter to hold
two adult ogrun shoulder to shoulder with a dwarf’s
worth of room to spare. Countless ogrun remains—
Khardov
noble and commoner alike—are buried in the bowels
of the catacombs along with the riches they took with
them. Only ogrun and those proven dedicated to the
worship of Dhunia are allowed access to its secret
entrances, but no security is perfect. Of course, word
of what the ogrun would do to intruders if caught does
an adequate enough job of keeping most would-be
rummagers away.
Ogrun Fortress: A unique fastness, this massive
hold was carved out of the mountainside itself in
ancient days for the use of the most powerful ogrun
tribe of the region. It has fifteen-foot doorways and
vaulted ceilings, battlements designed for tall frames,
and floors and benchwork thick enough to hold a
hefty ogrun body. It now stands vacant save for a few
brave ogrun who police its vast halls. The fortress is
open only to members of their race officially, but
occasionally exiles and wanted persons have been
known to pay bribes to the ogrun for a safe hiding
place.
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