The Gall Palace (Remnants)

The Gall Palace, also called Ma'Veth'To Keph. 
==Origin==
Once the fortress throne of a lesser Elder God, Ma'Veth'To Keph is but a long shadow of the hands that built it. The architect made the foolish decision of declaring itself above retribution, and built the monumental structure at the "base" of the cosmos, deep in the ether where it was thought that it could never be found. it was the seat of an eldritch empire, with unknowable boundaries.
==Theme and Notable Features==
The Gall Palace is a crumbling mockery of time, a structure that should have crumbled to dust eons ago. Only the unshakable will of its creator keeps the walls in any sort of shape. The air is unmoving and devoid of moisture. Faceless statues stand vigil for a dead god, unblinking, unseeing. The weight of all creation presses down on the plane, and for anyone aside from The Spine of the World it is a crushing prison.
Deep inside, the last remains of the Elder God plaster the walls from floor to ceiling. Only the smallest scraps of organs and a coating of blood remain. The stench of rotten, spoiled godflesh is pungent and permanent stained into the stone. This is the den of Gnathar Shen, with plenty of pillars and a vaulted ceiling steeped in shadow. Only the Elder Gods and the foolish enter this place without reservation.
The old divinity remains in the form of sigils and runes carved deep in the stone, which glow with a mercilessly intense blue-white. Gnathar Shen's pure hunger has corrupted the magic, although the full effects of this are unknown. 
==Special Rules==
This plane causes interlopers to suffer a scaling penalty to defense (trigger not specified). This penalty manifests as them attempting to consume themselves.
==History==
The Hunter of Gods feasted here for untold ages, her adversary cursed to regenerate the flesh that was torn away and the blood gorged upon. When the curse finally fell away, Gnathar left the Palace to find another source of godflesh. 
She would later return, confused and frightened by her masters' disappearance and attempt to summon them with the Song of Althadeon, a call woven with fearful submission. During this call, the gall of the former feast quivered with the spoiled magic of the plane, and forged itself into primitive humanity. They fled by the hundredds as Gnathar Shen watched onward.
The human Kol, a seasoned hunter and father, would later be guided here by a the visions he experienced in a coma. The perverse magics that had made mankind warped him into something even more twisted and perverse, The Worm That Speaks. Sarix, its self-chosen name, declared that it was the primary servant of the Mother of All Teeth and left to enlighten mortal races with primeval hungers and thirsts.
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