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Interesting locations in Dref Dral include [[The Neogi's Grin]], [[Hallevalnar Intersphere Shipping and Transport]], [[Driskol's Discount Ship Emporium]], the [[Temple of All Worlds]], [[The Asteroid Inn]], and [[Jesenreth Adventures]]. | Interesting locations in Dref Dral include [[The Neogi's Grin]], [[Hallevalnar Intersphere Shipping and Transport]], [[Driskol's Discount Ship Emporium]], the [[Temple of All Worlds]], [[The Asteroid Inn]], and [[Jesenreth Adventures]]. | ||
| − | Essentially a spaceport, the city is very wealthy, very busy, and never sleeps. It is ruled by an Administrator, who is currently human [[gord_rougis]], originally a thief from [[:oerth]] who settled on [[ | + | Essentially a spaceport, the city is very wealthy, very busy, and never sleeps. It is ruled by an Administrator, who is currently human [[gord_rougis]], originally a thief from [[:oerth]] who settled on [[Jesenreth (Planet)|Jesenreth]] 20 years ago. |
Revision as of 15:11, 3 January 2020
Dref Dral
Human city state on the northern edge of the Rennegar Plateau, on cliffs overlooking the Strait of Dakaine, on marbindor. A walled city of 80,000, Dref Dral is known for its immensely tall, thin spires which dock Spelljamming ships, more than any other city of the big islands. For many Spelljammers, Dref Dral is all they see of the surface close up, and thus it caters to their wants and needs, tourism and off-world trade being the major industries.
Interesting locations in Dref Dral include The Neogi's Grin, Hallevalnar Intersphere Shipping and Transport, Driskol's Discount Ship Emporium, the Temple of All Worlds, The Asteroid Inn, and Jesenreth Adventures.
Essentially a spaceport, the city is very wealthy, very busy, and never sleeps. It is ruled by an Administrator, who is currently human gord_rougis, originally a thief from oerth who settled on Jesenreth 20 years ago.
