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The city also features a [[Spell Library]] that is currently the only place in the game where magic-using characters can forget a spell, purchase an extra spell slot, or purchase a custom spell prep message. |
The city also features a [[Spell Library]] that is currently the only place in the game where magic-using characters can forget a spell, purchase an extra spell slot, or purchase a custom spell prep message. |
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Currently, there is no justice system yet in Throne City. |
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Throne City can be reached through a barge ride from [[Riverhaven]]'s salt yard docks. Player-owned ships may also dock outside the city. Parties with Moon Mages can also reach Throne City through a moongate by FOCUSing stone turtle in [[Therenborough]]'s Gaeleranendae's College. |
Throne City can be reached through a barge ride from [[Riverhaven]]'s salt yard docks. Player-owned ships may also dock outside the city. Parties with Moon Mages can also reach Throne City through a moongate by FOCUSing stone turtle in [[Therenborough]]'s Gaeleranendae's College. |
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Revision as of 19:51, 20 May 2013
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| Province: Therengia |
| Currency: Lirum |
| Population: Unknown |
| Established: 901 BL |
| Alternate Names: None |
| Dominant Race: None |
| Dominant Guild: Moon Mage |
| Government: None |
| Guild Halls: Moon Mage |
| Patron Deity: Hodierna |
| Warnings: |
Overview
Throne City was the capital of the Empire of the Seven Pointed Star, which reigned over the Five Provinces for nearly 700 years. The city has recently been discovered and is now partially restored, though much of the town is still overrun by decay and dangerous creatures such as Marbled Angiswaerd and Alley Thugs controlled by King Fade.
Throne City is an important city for Moon Mages. It's a location for several key Moon Mage quests such as Enchanting and Astral Travel. It features vendors that sell unique materials used in enchanting. Resident creatures such as angiswaerds drop husks used in Astrology. The museum within the city contains unique items that can be stolen by skilled Thieves, including stones used in the production of Gwethdesuans.
The city also features a Spell Library that is currently the only place in the game where magic-using characters can forget a spell, purchase an extra spell slot, or purchase a custom spell prep message.
Throne City can be reached through a barge ride from Riverhaven's salt yard docks. Player-owned ships may also dock outside the city. Parties with Moon Mages can also reach Throne City through a moongate by FOCUSing stone turtle in Therenborough's Gaeleranendae's College.
Government, History, and Background
Government Type
Autonomous. Throne is located on the southern shore of the Faldesu River. It is, however, considered to be on Therengian soil. Neither Zoluren or Therengia lay claim to Throne leaving it on its own and governed solely by the Moon Mage Guild.
Prominent People
Enchanter Xathvier, owner of Xathvier's Curios and Oddities.
King Fade, ruler of the band of thugs which roam the ruins within the heart of Throne.
Archmagus Fleintoore, owner of Maginius Kaentao Maous, Spell Library.
History
901BL - Construction begins on Throne City by Dwarven masons assisted by the Gor'Togs. The seating and construction occurred under the order of Empress Taratochs who assumed leadership of the Empire that same year.
From 901BL until 240BL when it was abandoned as the Capital, Throne City was only deposed as the seat of the Empire once. In 485BL, the capital was moved to Elamiri (formerly Garnedhren), and was not returned until 479BL. It was believed this shift was done through Queen Morganae's meddling, for which sanctions were placed against the Mountain Elves from 478BL until 389BL.
For more extensive information please reference GM Cadaya's Elanthian Timeline.
Locations About Town
Landmarks
The Ponthilas Observatory
The Heritage House
The Imperial Palace, location of the Lunar Accord
The Museum of Imperial History
Maginius Kaentao Maous, Spell Library
The ruins of Hodierna's Cathedral
Shops
| Shop | Notable Products |
|---|---|
| Baravor's Wagon | Moon Mage Sigilbooks (15p) |
| Chelwick's Glassworks | Telescope repair |
| Dahl Aeliy Provisions and Wares | General Store, Parchment Cases (3.5g) |
| Elanai's Delicate Tastes | Food and wine |
| Exclusive Library | Custom spell preps (10p and 50p) |
| Spell Library | Buy spell slots, Forget a spell |
| Xathvier's Curios and Oddities | Burins, Sigil Scrolls, Enchanting Oils |
| Artisan Display and Sales, Heritage House | Heritage House items |
Bars, Inns, and Taverns
None
Prominent Hangouts
Main Hangout: The three rooms above the medical pavilion serve as a place to hang out and heal. All rooms have decent foraging, with a variety of herbs that can be foraged as well as vines for braiding. The areas throughout most of Throne City do not allow for foraging. The southwest and the southeast room have decent Holy and Life mana, and the southwest room also has a gutter (trash bin), a telescope, and a fountain for filling containers with water. To access the Rooftop, CLIMB TRELLIS on the street at the entrance to the Medical Pavilion.
[Garden Rooftop, Medical Pavilion]
Sheltering a bed of roses the colors of the moons is a low railing resting atop elegantly beveled banisters. Tiles of green marble alternate with patches of springy heather and gildleaf shrubs, creating a verdant frame that compliments the blue and green of the serpents rising from within a marble fountain carved in bas-relief. Gazing toward a cobalt blue telescope from its perch in the water is a wooden duck, its wings partially extended as though for balance.
Obvious paths: northeast.
[Garden Rooftop, Medical Pavilion]
Branching vines of ivy creep outward from their tenacious hold on an ornamental trellis jutting up into view from below and wind through the elegantly beveled banisters of a low railing that borders the edge of the rooftop. Small clay pots nestle against the tendrils of green ivy, harboring carefully tended herbs that perfume the air with a faintly medicinal scent. Watching over the garden are three odd little statues, their ivory, jade and amber bodies mingling with the surrounding colors.
Obvious paths: northwest.
Another possible hangout place is room by the alley that leads to hatchlings.
[Old Throne City, Mir'Aevar Jegu]
Only some renovation has taken place along this narrow stretch of street, seen by the missing cobblestones as well as the general decrease in the amount of ornamentation. Few vendors market their wares here in this man-made canyon of partially white-washed buildings and half-restored statues, most likely due to the lack of regular foot traffic rather than any missing pretty sculptures. Atop a brown brick shop, a figure occasionally appears, surveys the area, then vanishes again. You also see a young scribe that appears rather calm, a large wooden barrel, a warning sign and a very narrow alley.
Obvious paths: northeast, west.
Important Activities
Favors
The altar within the ruins of Hodierna's Cathedral has been recently updated to provide the blessing of Hodierna.
Task Givers
None.
Quests
Moon Mage Enchanting Quest
Shadewatch Mirror Quest
Creatures
Throne City has a relatively smooth progression of creatures for hunting, most of which train skinning. The easiest creature is the River Caiman, which hit relatively softly for the amount they train, making them a strong choice for adventurers who have just graduated from Faenrae Reavers in Zoluren or Dusk Ogres in Riverhaven.
Recommended Hunting Progression
| Ranks Required (Apprx) | Option 1 | Option 2 |
|---|---|---|
| 70-100 | River Caiman | |
| 100-130 | Blue-belly Crocodile | |
| 130-160 | Heggarangi Boar | |
| 160-190 | ||
| 190-220 | Angiswaerd Hatchling | |
| 220-250 | Alley Thug | |
| 250-280 | Marbled Angiswaerd | |
| 280 + | River Boa |
Maps
RanikMap35 - Throne City
RanikMap35a - Faldesu Inlet