Morandor's Tower

Morandor's tower, a tall and intimidating edifice, is located in the north-east of Doromir, on a high hill overlooking the sleepy village. It was built in 1360 by Cuazalor, the great mage, who was granted land by his former adventuring companion, Lord Azeroth. Cuazolor required a place of solitude, in which to study leylines and runic enchantments, and the fledgling village offered such peace, whilst also ensuring Cuazolor had access to supplies and food. Cuazolor, unfortunately, died suddenly, from a magical mishap, and the tower was left vacant for years.
In 1451, the tower was given to Morandor, who quickly renovated it, and made it more homely than the original occupant had intended. Using it as a base for his studies, and occasional adventures, it quickly became his permanent home. Over time, Grendel and then Zardock moved into the tower. After Morandor's disappearance, following the Battle of Gothmarket, the tower passed to Grendel. However, the memories of the tower were too much for the young wizard, and he moved into the newly-built Castle Darkmoon , leaving the tower empty as a monument to Morandor.
The Tower is built on five levels, with a cellar, and is constructed from enchanted Singond stone. The cellar leads into a vast network of caves, only partially-explored, in which the wizards grew enchanted mushrooms and plants. A secret entrance leads from the caves, and exits from the hill to the north of Doromir.
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