An Abominable Fancy

  2. The Bakery Gates, Interior South: The Bakery Gates, leading to the Baker’s Square in the city proper. The Bakery’s exterior wall (35’ tall) curves away from the gates on either side. West: A small guard house, and stairs leading up to a lookout tower above the wall. East: A very large carriage house, and beyond it, stables. North: Hellsbreath Bakery itself sits at the end of a 50’ cobblestone drive. It looks like a white beehive, 3 stories high. Northwest and Northeast: the space between the exterior wall and bakery is ringed with gardens. 3. Guard House Surprisingly homey Clean, bright wood construction; solid and well-maintained. Warm even in the depths of winter, thanks to a sizable hearth with a good pot of wholesome stew. Usually 2 guards on duty, with a third up in the lookout tower.  Guards are less capable than the adventurers. They are equipped with antiquated bronze breastplates, helmets, and wooden batons. These guards live out in the city, and show up for 12 hour

Ask me in December if this is a  #dungeon23 challenge. Hellsbreath Once, a Prince of Hell served as ruler of this city and he connected his mortal and infernal realms by means of a Great Stair, built of fire, brimstone, silver, and memeory. After his reign ended, the Baker's Guild took advantage of the endless gout of hellfire that poured out of where the Stair emerged from the ground, and built ovens over it. The bakery, Hellsbreath, produces strange and powerful goods, and the Baker's Guild has gained influence across the material world and beyond. Many guilds and factions covet the ovens of Hellsbreath. The weaponsmiths would have them as their forge. The alchemists would stoke them to fire their crucibles. The Church's interest is well known, although they will not share disclose intentions. And of course everyone knows that, through the fiery door of the ovens, lies the mythic underworld and its untold mysteries and riches. What brings you to Hellsbreath? A rival fact