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DURA QUARTER: NOTEWORTHY LOCATIONS

Location

The Citadel of the

Sun

The Clifftop

Adventurer's Guild

Description

A temple devoted to Doi Arrah, noteworthy for the three blessed griffons that reside

there.

An institution that provides adventurers with camaraderie and profitable work.

District

Hope's Peak,

Upper Dura

Clifftop, Upper

Dura

The Drunken Dragon A tavern frequented by members of the Clifftop Adventurer's Guild. The food is modest, Clifftop, Upper

Dura

The Esoteric Order

of Aureon

The Gold & White

Moraggan's

The Mystic Market

Pegasus Spire

Ghallanda Hall

The Hollow Tower

The King of Fire

The Anvil

The Broken Mirror

The Silvermist

Theater

but it has the widest selection of exotic alcohol in Sharn.

The guildhall ofone of Sham's most prestigious arcane orders. A reliable source for ar­

cane spellcasting services.

This tavern offers fare of comfortable quality at modest prices. It caters to members of

the Sharn Watch and Brelish veterans, but others will receive a cold welcome.

A posh tavern specializing in strong Mror spirits. Food and drink are wealthy in quality

and cost.

Clifftop, Upper

Dura

Daggerwatch,

Upper Dura

Highhold, Upper

Dura

A collection of shops specializing in different categories of magic items. Most merchan- Clifftop, Upper

dise is common or uncommon, but rare items are occasionally available. Dura

The seat of House Vadalis in Sharn is one of the few enclaves where pegasi are raised and Highwater,

trained. Native to Syrania, these celestial beasts can become stranded in Sham; Vadalis

heirs care for them and match them with virtuous companions.

This proud Ghallanda enclave continues to operate amid the fading squalor of Middle

Dura, and has become a tourist attraction. It offers a range of services, with food and

lodging of poor to comfortable quality.

A vertically oriented arena used for aerial jousting and other unusual sporting events.

A comfortable tavern and gambling hall, known as one ofthe safest places to bet on the

Race of Eight Winds and the events at the Hollow Tower.

This fading Ghallanda inn struggles to maintain its poor to modest quality. It's known to

be under the protection of the Boromar Clan, which makes it one of the safest establish­

ments in Lower Dura.

A curious tavern owned by a family of changelings, the Broken Mirror changes its appear­

ance and theme every week. It's rumored to be connected to the Tyrants.

A remnant of Callestan's glory days, this place is a shadow of the grand establishment

it once was. The current owners are known for staging bizarre events at the Silvermist.

Since the Sham Watch stays out of Callestan, anything can happen here.

Upper Dura

Underlook,

Middle Dura

Hareth's Folly,

Middle Dura

Hareth's Folly,

Middle Dura

Callestan, Lower

Dura

Callestan, Lower

Dura

Callestan, Lower

Dura

of Fire is a grand tavern that hosts a broad range of gam­

bling and bookmaking activities, legal and otherwise.

tions or by virtue of having nothing worth stealing, but

adventurers ought to tread lightly here, especially those

Many people make their homes in Middle Dura, who display the trappings of a wealthy lifestyle.

even if their jobs take them elsewhere. Rattlestone and

Tumbledown are mostly poor tenements. Stormhold

contains crumbling manors still occupied by some of

Sharn's oldest families, while many that have prospered

have moved on to more prestigious districts.

LOWER DURA

The aptly named Precarious district in Lower Dura

leans out over the edge of the cliffs, and the Sky­

docks-a system using gigantic arcane cranes and levi­

tation-carry material up from Cliffside and the docks.

Precarious is also filled with warehouses that hold

these goods. Because Precarious plays an important

role in the economy of the city, it's the only district in

Lower Dura where the Sharn Watch maintains a signifi­

cant presence.

The rest of Lower Dura, in stark contrast, has been

left to.rot. Ignored by the Watch, it is the domain of

gangs'"and crime lords. The inhabitants of the ward are

often protected from violence by their criminal connec-

CHAPTER 3 I SHARN, CITY OF TOWERS

There was a time when Lower Dura was the heart

of Sharn, and remnants of this glory remain. The Sil­

vermist Theater in Callestan was built to entertain no­

bles. The ward boasted manors, temples, and a garrison

for the watch. But all of these edifices were abandoned

long ago, and now most are home to nothing but squat­

ters and vermin.

The district of Callestan is a nexus of sorts, where all

the major criminal powers of Sharn have a stake. Those

groups are described in more detail later in this chapter.

The district of Fallen is a haunted ruin; this temple

district was abandoned after it was struck by a falling

tower. It's covered in more detail later in this chapter.

Malleon's Gate is home to the goblins of Sharn, along

with other monstrous immigrants from Droaam and

Darguun. The district can be an especially dangerous

place for halflings or anyone tied to the Boromar Clan.

O!dkeep and Gate of Gold are wretched tenement

districts. A significant halfling community lives in the

district known as The Stores, which is also a stronghold

for the Boromar Clan.