Xin-Edasseril
| Xin-Edasseril | |
|---|---|
| (City) | |
| Nation | Thassilon |
| Region | Edasseril |
| Size | Large city |
| Population | 11,150 |
| Demographics | 9,100 humans, 600 halflings, 800 half-elves, 250 giants, 200 elves, 200 other |
| Government | Overlord |
| Alignment | Lawful evil |
| Ruler | Runelord Belimarius |
| Leader | Solethex Sarn Wo-Shalist |
| Images of Xin-Edasseril | |
| Source: The City Outside of Time, pg(s). 34 | |
Xin-Edasseril was the capital of the Thassilonian realm of envy, Edasseril. It was initially located on modern-day Chakikoth Isle in the Ironbound Archipelago of northwestern Avistan, but was later moved eastwards, to the site of modern Peridot Isle, in -5402 AR. Although it shared the monumental architecture of the other Thassilonian cities, it was built on a disease-spawning marsh and was constantly plagued by attacks from ettercaps, ettins, and elven raiders. Its byzantine bureaucracy was filled with ambitious and ruthless administrators who cared more about their personal advancement than managing the realm effectively. Its final ruler, the Runelord Belimarius, oversaw the city and the nation from Palace Miasmora, where she kept her predecessor, Phirandi, entombed in a transparent coffin of force. Xin-Edasseril's other famous attraction was the Temple of Desna's First Dream, a shining edifice of glass, diamond, and magical force that seems to have disappeared or been destroyed, although some maintain that it can still be accessed through the Dimension of Dreams.[1][2]
During Earthfall, Runelord Belimarius' attempt to create a runewell failed, trapping Xin-Edasseril in a crystal sphere outside of time, called Crystilan by the local Varisians.[3]
References
- ↑ Rob McCreary. (2013). Runelords of Thassilon. The Dead Heart of Xin, p. 70. Paizo Publishing, LLC. ISBN 978-1-60125-491-7
- ↑ Amanda Hamon Kunz. (2018). The City Outside of Time. The City Outside of Time, p. 4. Paizo Inc. ISBN 978-1-64078-098-9
- ↑ James Jacobs. (2018). The Runelord Legacy. Secrets of Roderic's Cove, p. 75. Paizo Inc. ISBN 978-1-64078-062-0