25 Intriguing Locations

Twenty-five Places of Wonder

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Twenty-five Intriguing Locations
1. An abandoned water mill covered with moss.
2. A small clearing in the forest where someone has
constructed on open air theatre.
3. A small pond with an island in the center.
4. A sea cave filled with beautiful singing.
5. A windy steppe filled with human sized burrows.
6. A small orchard in the middle of a dense forest.
7. A man-made archipelago in a swamp that is a near
perfect map of the world.
8. A room in a dungeon with the complete geneology of
a dwarven clan etched into the walls, floors, and
ceiling.
9. A barge run aground on a sandbar that some fey
are now using as a castle.
10. A hot spring and someone has made benches out of
stone.
11. An abandoned village in a jungle canopy that is
made of tree-houses and rope bridges.
12. A field full of oddly shaped, glowing stones that hum
melodically when touched.
13. A small idyllic park next to a wide, slow moving riv-
er.
14. A massive gnomish statue, hollow on the inside,
filled with rooms connected by stairs, ladders, slides,
etc.
15. An oasis that tarpans frequent quite commonly.
16. A rocky outcropping that overlooks a river valley
where young centaurs play.
17. An antechamber in a dungeon full of benign, bio-
luminescent creatures.
18. A room with a domed roof that has all the constel-
lations painted on the ceiling.
19. A niche carved into a mountain side, complete with
a stone bench and a fire pit.
20. An intersection of multiple ley lines causing a phos-
phorescent light show.
21. A ferry crossing with wharfs and boat houses on ei-
ther side.
22. A rope bridge made of spider webs and bones.
23. A flooded caldera containing a submerged tableaux
of life like crystal statues.
24. A waterfall into a pool of clear water where someone
has placed an eight person stone table and chairs.
25. A watch tower overlooking a series of canal locks.

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