Luff | Lakorian Desert Island City | Blue Dragonmother 5e

Luff is a desert Island.

Its crops are unique as the agriculture there use only local seeds and water from decanters of endless water. Farmsteads are few and far between, and after their productive land is exhausted they are often bought by Yuanti retirees to live out their last days in the warm climate. There are only 2 permanent settlements on the island.

Luff Port

The port city of Luff is just another port but deep in the desert there is more! Special innovations can be found in the port, focused on desert living accommodations, like the Luff Studded Leather Armors, and the Water preservation technology and magic.

Luff “City”

Deep in the heart of a scorching desert lies a town unlike any other. The people here live in constant fear of the great blue dragonmother whose home cave looms ominously over the town. The dragonmother’s name is whispered in hushed tones, for fear that even speaking it aloud might draw its wrath.

The town itself is an oasis of sorts, a place where weary travelers and adventurers can rest and replenish before braving the dangers of the desert once more. But there is a sense of unease that pervades the air, a feeling that something is not quite right. Strange and inexplicable occurrences happen in the town, leaving people scratching their heads and muttering about the dragon’s influence.

The streets are narrow and winding, with ancient buildings that have stood for centuries. The stone walls are thick and sturdy, with arrow slits and battlements that speak of a time when the town was constantly under siege. The townspeople are a hardy lot, with weathered faces and steely gazes that betray the dangers they have faced.

But despite their toughness, there is a sense of vulnerability in the town. The dragon’s presence looms over everything, a constant reminder that the town’s fate is tied to its whims. Some say that the dragon demands tribute from the town, taking treasure and livestock as a show of its power. Others whisper that the dragon is merely biding its time, waiting for the right moment to strike.

As night falls, the town takes on an eerie glow. Shadows lengthen and twist, and strange noises fill the air. Some say that the dragon’s minions come out at night, prowling the streets and seeking out unsuspecting victims. Others claim that the dragon itself can be seen soaring overhead, a dark shape against the moon.

Those who dare to venture into the dragon’s cave do so at their own peril. The caverns are said to be filled with traps and creatures that guard the dragon’s hoard, and only the bravest and most foolhardy would attempt to steal from the great wyrm. But for those who seek adventure and treasure, the lure of the dragon’s lair is too strong to resist.

In this town, danger and mystery are never far away. The dragon’s influence can be felt in every corner, a constant reminder of the fragility of life in the desert. Only the strongest and most cunning will survive in this unforgiving land.

The Blue Dragonmother’s Lair map

The dragon cave itself is located in the ruins of one of the most ancient settlements in the Grey Dragon World’s desert island. Its entrance now is a hole in the ground, and as you enter you do not need much searching to see the dragonmother, as she guards the entrance sitting on her emerald pedestal.

There are 2 more entrances, one full-sized and a minute one. The full-sized is covered by illusions (hidden magic) used only at night, by her daughters as they come to pay their respects, gain permission to become impregnated, and deliver their eggs for safekeeping and hatching. The smaller one is for wyrmlings to try their wings in the open desert night sky.

The dragonmother often has adult dragon attendants, especially if the wyrmling brood is large and unruly.

Luff desert island in Lakoria map