Durlag's Tower Haunted Fortress
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Durlag's Tower is depicted as a large, haunted fortress constructed from volcanic stone, standing atop a volcanic plug surrounded by the dark Woods of Sharp Teeth. Notably, the tower features intricate architectural details, courtesy of Durlag Trollkiller's dwarven craftsmanship. Rumored to protect hidden treasures behind magical wards and traps, the scene captures a sense of mystery and adventure. The artistic rendering is achieved using AI techniques, specifically Stable Diffusion along with the 'add-detail-xl' and 'TheWeirdies_epoch_10' lora settings, enhancing the image's detailed and haunting atmosphere.
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<lora:TheWeirdies_epoch_10:0.78> score_9, score_8_up, score_7_up, score_6_up Durlag's Tower was a large tower that was said to be haunted by a powerful entity, as well as one that housed immeasurable treasure. The fortress was located south of the Wood of Sharp Teeth, a couple of miles from the small settlement of Gullykin. The tower was built entirely of volcanic stone and was in fair condition given the amount of time and neglect involved. It laid atop a volcanic plug that dominated the surrounding lands. Durlag Trollkiller, aided by hired dwarves, was said to have hollowed out the mountain for the rock that made up his tower and used the space created to hide further treasure. This local landmark was the isolated keep of Durlag Trollkiller, son of Bolhur the Clanless, a dwarven hero said to have amassed a large quantity of treasure and stored it here and in a few other locations. This treasure was protected by all manner of magical wards and mechanical traps, the latter of Durlag's own devising. Many adventurers sought his treasure over the decades, with varying degrees of success. Around 1372 DR, rumors said a fiend had taken up residence within the remains of the tower and used the defenses created by Durlag to keep both itself and the treasure safe. Some claimed that this creature was a lich. no humans ((Durlag's Tower, large tower, haunted, fortress, dark woods surround, built of volcanic stone, mountain, dark)) <lora:add-detail-xl:1>
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