Xel-i-tec: Xel-I-Tec

  1. The decay of Rome
  2. Xel-i-tec
  3. After the adventure
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Before he died, the emperor sent his youngest son to the Elven hills to request assistance according to the old treaties. But Prince Seneal was betrayed by Thamiian, his Elven guide. Thamiian took Seneal into captivity in a xolome tunnel system. The xolome or Thamiian occasionally steal human food to feed the prince.

A crawling mist runs throughout these tunnels. It reduces visibility to about half or three quarters what it would otherwise be.

Each square is five feet. Tunnel height is generally five to seven feet. Room height is generally seven to eight feet. The hole opens in the upper left of the map, near room 1.

You walk down the steep and winding cave into a thin, cool mist. You drop into a fifteen-foot long, five-foot-wide carved area, with openings ahead of you on the north and south ends of the long eastern wall.

A great serpentine black cat bares gleaming teeth directly ahead of you. This carved and painted image on the wall almost leaps out at you from the darkness.

The small hall is cramped and cold, and reeks of age.

Anyone with knowledge of Xolome culture will recognize the style as similar to the Xolome of the west.

  1. The decay of Rome
  2. Xel-i-tec
  3. After the adventure