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The Town's a perfect grid; it'd take a leatherhead to get lost here. The buildings look like they were stamped out by the same hand, and places are made different only where needed (for example, a stable has larger entrances than a tavern). Buildings rise up one to four stories, but each story's always 12 feet tall and carved of the same shining, gray-red stone. Bits of color in a sing or awning liven the place up a bit, but that's all got to be cleared by the Council of Order. | The Town's a perfect grid; it'd take a leatherhead to get lost here. The buildings look like they were stamped out by the same hand, and places are made different only where needed (for example, a stable has larger entrances than a tavern). Buildings rise up one to four stories, but each story's always 12 feet tall and carved of the same shining, gray-red stone. Bits of color in a sing or awning liven the place up a bit, but that's all got to be cleared by the Council of Order. | ||
Revision as of 20:06, 20 February 2019
Automata is a gatetown on the Great Ring Road. The most perfect and ordered burg in the Outlands, Automata seems more like a machine than a living place. Inside its rectangular walls, the city's laid out as clean as a cartographer's study.
The Town's a perfect grid; it'd take a leatherhead to get lost here. The buildings look like they were stamped out by the same hand, and places are made different only where needed (for example, a stable has larger entrances than a tavern). Buildings rise up one to four stories, but each story's always 12 feet tall and carved of the same shining, gray-red stone. Bits of color in a sing or awning liven the place up a bit, but that's all got to be cleared by the Council of Order.
Gate to Mechanus
In the middle of the town sits the Gate to Mechanus, in a block all by itself. The gate's great disk on it's side, a turning, toothed gear. Travelers to Mechanus hop on the disk and disappear. Where they come out depends on the time of day, the position of the disk, and, probably a lot of other arcane factors.
