The Burning Peak

Consisting of a single massive mountain, and the ash-scoured lands around it, the Burning Peak is a volcano that’s constantly bubbling, never quite erupting but pouring out magma and noxious gases. It is hard people who live here, but its natural unpleasantness makes it unpopular for foreign interference, leaving the famously-insular dwarves to their own business. Its residents believe that this might pale in comparison to the Living Forge that they revere, but it is the only thing that comes close to its majesty. And the obsession of those that make this their home is a clear sign that the Hunchback’s influence is in every citizen.

The Bronze Bastion
Fire giants are a cruel and mendacious lot. Crafty and scheming, they are fiercely proud of what they do have, but have a deep fear and mistrust of what they are incapable of. However this has not stopped them from constructing a massive citadel of their own. It is a dangerous city full of arrogant and violent monsters. Fire giants would like nothing else but to be seen as a great city like the others that dot the land, but as long as this metropolis drips liquid metal and burns the lungs of those that breathe its air, the city will be seen as no more than a pit of demons.

The Hall Endless
The Peak is a place of instability and chaos. The Forge is constantly churning, burning, and evolving. But some places are less touched by the constant modification of the Peak, some are more held in place by the timeless obsession of the Hunchback. The Hall is one of those places. Built in one of the most unstable portions of the peak, nonetheless the dwarves who make it their home seek to spit in the face of the Deity of their plane.