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Dragonthrall cave is a different thing. Shalooonsh had a clan that he ran with his ghaati avatar out of there during the apocalypse era. I'd be shocked if that place was still linked, even moreso if it was accessible to PC's outside of the clan.

Oh yes the dragon spire where the servants of the dragon operated....
It was inside the sunspire in the middle of the tablelands but it should be all closed off and inaccessible. They only evidence of th Ella Ce is a room inside the spire that can be used to travel from the base to the top to get to the Sun Runner camp. I think the Sunrunners now use it as a storage room but it was once used (just the one time) as a high end holding room for some people the SotD has captured and later killed (Midge of Salarr and someone else).

In my experience, the divide is between what staff will allow their "insiders" access to and what they want the rest of the population to be involved in.

It doesn't have a lot to do with karma, except of course that the insiders tend to have more karma.

and some guidance, careful with these spiders you may die quickly in this gem-trapdoor room


<73/100 128/128 89/90 standing walking riding: none>-l
A Narrow, Dead End Canyon [S, U]
This narrow dead end of a canyon has been created by a large crack in
the great reddish stone escarpment. This canyon is surprisingly devoid of
plant life, and few signs of animal activity can be seen here either. The
only exit is to return to the plains to the south.
Twin obelisks flank the mouth of a dark cave in the northern canyon wall.
A war beetle is reclining here.

l obelisk
Two tall obelisks of rough brown stone stand on either side of the cave
mouth. Each is about ten cords in height and tapers towards its crown.

<73/100 128/128 89/90 standing walking riding: none>-eq
You are using:
<on head> a stained beige dujat-chitin helm
<around neck> a bloodied gurth shell collar
<about throat> a water gourd
<slung across back> a finely etched, baobab-handled warhammer
<across back> a grey tregil hide backpack
<on torso> a bloodied gurth shell and leather vest
<over left shoulder> a burned coil of braided rope
<on arms> a stained pair of mekillot-hide armguards
<around right wrist> a bloodied durrit-claw bracer
<around left wrist> a durrit-claw bracer
<primary hand> a new tortoiseshell tower shield
<as belt> a pouched belt
<hung from belt> a thorny, blood-red tendril
<hung from belt> a thorny, blood-red tendril
<around body> a drab, weathered stormcloak
<about waist> a duskhorn scalemail breechguard
<on legs> a pair of gurth shell and leather leggings
<around right ankle> a small leather pouch
<on feet> a stained pair of gurth shell and leather boots

<73/100 128/128 90/90 standing walking riding: none>-l wall
A dark cave bores into the northern canyon wall, flanked on either side
by tall obelisks of brown stone.

<73/100 128/128 90/90 standing walking riding: none>-exa wall
A dark cave bores into the northern canyon wall, flanked on either side
by tall obelisks of brown stone.

<73/100 128/128 90/90 standing walking riding: none>-open wall
A cave in the canyon wall is not a container.

<73/100 128/128 90/90 standing walking riding: none>-l cave
A dark cave bores into the northern canyon wall, flanked on either side
by tall obelisks of brown stone.

<73/100 128/128 90/90 standing walking riding: none>-exa pool
Under an overhanging rockledge, a small pool of murky, dark water has
accumulated. A selection of insect husks float atop the water.
It's full of a clear liquid.

<74/100 128/128 90/90 standing walking riding: none>-enter cave
You enter a cave in the canyon wall.
Winding Cave [U, Leave]
This dusty cave is tall enough to accomodate a stooped human and
extremely narrow. Flat surfaces in the rock suggest that the tunnel was
bored out of the mountain by crude tools instead of by natural forces. A
hot, dry zephyr flows from above, coursing through the cave's twists and
turns. Here and there a broken stick or thick deposit of shale rests in the
passage, but otherwise little is remarkable about this dry cave.
Light floods in from the tunnel mouth south of here.
<74/100 128/128 90/90 standing walking riding: none>-hunt

The figure in a drab, weathered stormcloak crouches down and looks for tracks.

<74/100 128/128 90/90 standing walking riding: none>-Your concentration falters...
You draw a thorny, blood-red tendril.


<74/100 128/128 90/90 resting walking riding: none>-Winding Cave [U, Leave]
This dusty cave is tall enough to accomodate a stooped human and
extremely narrow. Flat surfaces in the rock suggest that the tunnel was
bored out of the mountain by crude tools instead of by natural forces. A
hot, dry zephyr flows from above, coursing through the cave's twists and
turns. Here and there a broken stick or thick deposit of shale rests in the
passage, but otherwise little is remarkable about this dry cave.
Light floods in from the tunnel mouth south of here.

<83/100 120/128 90/90 standing walking riding: none>-es torch
u
You hold your unlit large wooden torch.
You light an unlit large wooden torch.

<83/100 120/128 90/90 standing walking riding: none>-The area is filled with a yellow light.
Winding Cave [N, D]
This dusty cave is tall enough to accomodate a stooped human and
extremely narrow. Flat surfaces in the rock suggest that the tunnel was
bored out of the mountain by crude tools instead of by natural forces. A
hot, dry zephyr flows from above, coursing through the cave's twists and
turns. Here and there a broken stick or thick deposit of shale rests in the
passage, but otherwise little is remarkable about this dry cave.

<83/100 116/128 90/90 standing walking riding: none>-n
The area is enveloped in darkness.
The area is filled with a yellow light.
Winding Cave [S, U]
This dusty cave is tall enough to accomodate a stooped human and
extremely narrow. Flat surfaces in the rock suggest that the tunnel was
bored out of the mountain by crude tools instead of by natural forces. A
hot, dry zephyr flows from above, coursing through the cave's twists and
turns. Here and there a broken stick or thick deposit of shale rests in the
passage, but otherwise little is remarkable about this dry cave.
A dull red gem juts from the southern cave wall.

<85/100 112/128 90/90 standing walking riding: none>-u
The area is enveloped in darkness.
The area is filled with a yellow light.
Winding Cave [N, D]
This dusty cave is tall enough to accomodate a stooped human and
extremely narrow. Flat surfaces in the rock suggest that the tunnel was
bored out of the mountain by crude tools instead of by natural forces. A
hot, dry zephyr flows from above, coursing through the cave's twists and
turns. Here and there a broken stick or thick deposit of shale rests in the
passage, but otherwise little is remarkable about this dry cave.

<87/100 108/128 90/90 standing walking riding: none>-n
The area is enveloped in darkness.
The area is filled with a yellow light.
Winding Cave [S, U]
This dusty cave is tall enough to accomodate a stooped human and
extremely narrow. Flat surfaces in the rock suggest that the tunnel was
bored out of the mountain by crude tools instead of by natural forces. A
hot, dry zephyr flows from above, coursing through the cave's twists and
turns. Here and there a broken stick or thick deposit of shale rests in the
passage, but otherwise little is remarkable about this dry cave.

<87/100 104/128 90/90 standing walking riding: none>-
You suffer from use of the Way.

<87/100 104/128 89/90 standing walking riding: none>-u
The area is enveloped in darkness.
Winding Cave [D, Leave]
This dusty cave is tall enough to accomodate a stooped human and
extremely narrow. Flat surfaces in the rock suggest that the tunnel was
bored out of the mountain by crude tools instead of by natural forces. A
hot, dry zephyr flows from above, coursing through the cave's twists and
turns. Here and there a broken stick or thick deposit of shale rests in the
passage, but otherwise little is remarkable about this dry cave.

<87/100 100/128 89/90 standing walking riding: none>-l d
Down below is darkness.
[Near]
It's completely dark over there.

<89/100 100/128 89/90 standing walking riding: none>-d
The area is filled with a yellow light.
Winding Cave [S, U]
This dusty cave is tall enough to accomodate a stooped human and
extremely narrow. Flat surfaces in the rock suggest that the tunnel was
bored out of the mountain by crude tools instead of by natural forces. A
hot, dry zephyr flows from above, coursing through the cave's twists and
turns. Here and there a broken stick or thick deposit of shale rests in the
passage, but otherwise little is remarkable about this dry cave.


<91/100 96/128 90/90 standing walking riding: none>-s
The area is enveloped in darkness.
The area is filled with a yellow light.
Winding Cave [N, D]
This dusty cave is tall enough to accomodate a stooped human and
extremely narrow. Flat surfaces in the rock suggest that the tunnel was
bored out of the mountain by crude tools instead of by natural forces. A
hot, dry zephyr flows from above, coursing through the cave's twists and
turns. Here and there a broken stick or thick deposit of shale rests in the
passage, but otherwise little is remarkable about this dry cave.

<91/100 92/128 90/90 standing walking riding: none>-d
The area is enveloped in darkness.
The area is filled with a yellow light.
Winding Cave [S, U]
This dusty cave is tall enough to accomodate a stooped human and
extremely narrow. Flat surfaces in the rock suggest that the tunnel was
bored out of the mountain by crude tools instead of by natural forces. A
hot, dry zephyr flows from above, coursing through the cave's twists and
turns. Here and there a broken stick or thick deposit of shale rests in the
passage, but otherwise little is remarkable about this dry cave.
A dull red gem juts from the southern cave wall.

<91/100 88/128 90/90 standing walking riding: none>-break gem
What do you want to break?

<91/100 88/128 90/90 standing walking riding: none>-get gem
A dull red gem slides into the wall as you touch it.
There is a scraping sound as the northern wall slides open.
You open the stonedoor.

<91/100 88/128 90/90 standing walking riding: none>-emo startles
The figure in a drab, weathered stormcloak startles.

<92/100 88/128 90/90 standing walking riding: none>-l w
You see nothing special.

<92/100 88/128 90/90 standing walking riding: none>-exit
Visible exits:
North - Darkness
South - Darkness
Up - Darkness

<93/100 88/128 90/90 standing walking riding: none>-l s
To the south is darkness.
[Near]
It's completely dark over there.

<93/100 88/128 90/90 standing walking riding: none>-l n
A stonedoor to the north leads to darkness.
[Near]
It's completely dark over there.

<94/100 88/128 90/90 standing walking riding: none>-emo moves through the stonedoor with heavy steps
The figure in a drab, weathered stormcloak moves through the stonedoor with heavy steps.

<96/100 88/128 90/90 standing walking riding: none>-n
The area is enveloped in darkness.
The area is filled with a yellow light.
Chamber of the Wyvern [S, U, Quit]
Hewn out of the black stone of this mountain, this gloomy, circular
chamber is about twenty cords in diameter and is covered in webs.
Dominating the center of the room is a massive obsidian statue of a wyvern
in full flight, maw raised in a bestial roar. Thick webbing drapes the
statue, but its overall form is still discernable. Otherwise the chamber is
devoid of feature, save for a few deep holes bored into the walls at regular
intervals along the room's circumference.
The obsidian statue of a great wyvern perches upon a pedestal, wings outstretched.
A bulbous spider with a shiny grey carapace climbs here, mandibles gnashing.
A bulbous spider with a shiny grey carapace climbs here, mandibles gnashing.

I'm pretty sure that cave is no longer accessible.

Back in the day there was some kind of spire you could climb. It was only 3-4 rooms I think but the top had a big bird nest and egg sometimes? The staff could choose or not choose to load a gargantuan Roc NPC that would fuck you up pretty bad. If I remember correctly someone did manage to tame it at some point and rode it around a bit. There was flying mounts I think if you're mounted and type fly it should say "This mount can't fly." Or something to that effect.