"A place
of worship for some. To others, an engine of destruction."
― Maul,
referring to the Malachor Sith Temple (that also applies to the underground
Chaos Temple)
Killing or capturing the slobber bucket Chaos
priest and then destroying the Chaos Temple would also destroy the source of
the Chaos magic within the Caves of Chaos.
Good and neutral PCs will earn at least ten thousand experience points
each for destroying the Chaos Temple.
Petroleum seeps have been used for thousands of
years for bitumen, pitch, asphalt, and tar.
For example, bitumen was and still is used for the construction of
buildings and waterproofing of reed boats, among other uses.
One thing I forgot to include was farms to feed
the fortress residents and travelers such as the PCs party. Half the farms would be intended for growing
food for the inhabitants. Built and
owned by the player characters, there would also be grain warehouses and a windmill
for milling grain (gristmills). Without
these farms, the fortress inhabitants would be dependent on distant food
brought in by inefficient, costly, and vulnerable to ambush wagons. As opposed to efficient, less expensive to
move per ton riverboats, while being harder to ambush. PCs could make money by building piers and
warehouses on the riverbank and then charging rent for the people that use
their structures.
The other farms nearby the fortress are for cash
crops. One example of a cash crop is industrial
hemp used for food supplements, woven fabrics for clothing, sail canvas, and
rope. Hemp is also used for building
construction material, paper, as well as oil for lanterns and torches. Player character parties investing in local real
estate could create those farms around the fortress.
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