> > I think maybe Whitewall was constructed by in the early
First
Age. Whitewall was built on a huge boat-shaped rock that rises some
500-1800 feet above the surrounding hills...< Much goodness snipped
> > What do you all think? >
> That is pretty much what I was imagining. The hanging temple
forms a
> great observation plarform for fols to oversee the whole flow
of a
> battle too.
Sounds like we have a keeper. The open-aired hanging temple is a great observation platform and gives the Orlanthi a cool place to perform their rituals and heroquests. I'm adding my previous post to the Files section.
> You are right. I think that Tarkalor's Road may have an
easier way
> in. It should probably have an impressive bridges and a
gatehouse
> seperate from the fortress proper. If only for story purposes
as the
> narrow bridge is a great place for one-on-one heroic strugles
and
> the isolated gatehouse for those few_heroes doomed stand
against
> many_mooks trials.
I absolutely agree. I'm calling this Tarkalor's Gate and I think it was designed by (or at least commissioned by) our favorite King of Dragon Pass. I imagine that it is a broad winding road (carved out of the rock) which leads to a bridge that connects it to a separate gatehouse. A great place for heroic struggles and battles of champions.
Jeff
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