Dazomar's Lair

Dazomar's Lair is the home of the eponymous draconic bloodline sorcerer and adventurer of Freehearth.
== Description ==
Initially set up as a mine for the Delving Company, the site has slowly expanded over time to converge into a system of caves and tunnels akin to the lair of a copper dragon. A series of mazes - each more confusing then the last - makes the entry into the lair all the more difficult, and the inner caves, just as chaotically arranged, house kobolds flitting about various rooms made for guests and company. His treasure hoard is separated from the main tunnels, decorated with loot, trinkets, and junk that have been found the sorcerer upon his travels. Though Dazomar boasts a secret entrance to his hoard, its location is currently undisclosed.
== Hoard ==
Dazomar is no stranger to trinkets and wealth, many of which are happily stored in the increasingly vast and confusing expanse of his lair. Although an accurate assessment is near impossible, as Dazomar rarely discloses the details of his lair to any but his most trusted of friends, the items below are the assumed sum of the hoard within the cave.
*187,000 Copper Pieces: This expanse of coin is piled into neat stacks and mounds, gathering around the bases of podiums, plaques, and mantles that display the rest of Dazomar's treasure.
*Hyland Shield: A wooden shield with the symbol of Elderfall carved on its face. Perhaps useful to warriors of the melee variety, Dazomar simply keeps it on display.
*Heart of Kimberlite: Recovered in the battle against Kimberlite, taken from her shattered corpse. This stone dragon heart gives off a faint thrumming sensation to all creatures within its range, and helps Dazomar fall asleep.
*Ornate Dwarven Shortsword: Taken from the elder's manse in Toorboney. It seems of dwarvish make, elegant and well-made in design.
*'Making Friends and How to Keep Them': Taken from the elder's manse in Toorboney. This book details noble etiquette and how it should be appropriately performed.
*Bag of Bellstones: A bag of stones found in a war camp in the Ravenguard Heights. When a stone is plucked from the bag, it gives off a bell-like tome that can be used for a variety of distractions and general chicanery.
*Copper Ore Arcane Focus: A chunk of earth, rivered with oxidized copper. This piece of mineral acts as an arcane focus for spellcasters.
*Band of Lost and Found: A simple wristband with a compass-like face. It points to its twin.
*Belt of Draconic Strength: A large belt with a draconic design on its front. It gives the wearer the strength of a kobold, and is Dazomar's favourite possession.
*Copper Longsword: A sword of simple design made completely out of copper. Comissioned at the Freehearth smithy, Dazomar has plans to enchant this weapon.
*Ol' Shipbreaker: A magical pickaxe, flavoured as an anchor. It was used by Dazomar's favourite kobold as a weapon to knock down mighty foes much greater than the little warrior's own size.
*Gem-Encrusted Dinner Set: A fanciful set of dining pieces emblazoned with wonderful gemstones. Dazomar displays these, and though he is often tempted, never uses them for actual eating.
*Mithrall Ball: A ball of mithral about a foot in diameter, clawed and marked in certain places. Dazomar often ponders its shiny surface.
*Fey Statue: A statue of magical make, capable of changing it's expression depending on the viewer's mood. Dazomar enjoys it as a piece of art that never fails to amuse him with something new.
*Blight Wand: While technically a wand, and part of Dazomar's hoard, it has since been turned into a twigblight kobold. It blends in well with the other kobolds, working away in Dazomar's lair without a complaint in the world.
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