Stone Lord Architectural Elements

Roll 1d6 to generate one or two construction details that make a Stone Lord ruin distinct on approach. Results include massive worked stone (marble, granite, limestone), seamless p...

Roll for one or two construction details that make the ruin distinct on approach. Runes and crystals point to active magic still in place.

Roll 1d6 · Family Architectural Elements · p. 386

d	Result
1	Great slabs of marble, granite, limestone — too big for humans to lift
2	Seamless stone structures or tunnels, like they were poured or molded
3	Runes carved into stone, shaped out of walls, roads, tunnels
4	Crystals or makerglass catching light or wind, humming, glowing, chiming
5	Stones or crystals that emanate emotion, mood, thoughts, memories
6	Grandiosity of scale, big enough to humble even the Makers

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