The Garden

The Dwarven Gate is a city of history, and this place has a history of its own. What was once the garden of the King of Dwarves has since grown into a public zoo. This zoo forms the first section of the map, offering multiple areas where beasts and animals can be displayed for your group to encounter.

The outdoor area includes sections for water creatures, lava creatures, a desert zone, a poisonous garden, an enclosure for large beasts, a tropical area, and a small sector for peaceful creatures.
There are also indoor areas. These include a shop and restrooms, as well as a main building topped with a giant turtle shell. Inside, the left wing displays fossils and strange plants, the central area beneath the dome features a giant turtle, a griffin, and dragon bones, and the right wing showcases rare and exotic small fish.

The second section of the map is the historic home of House Dagonite. In the current age, it serves only as a secondary residence within the city, as their true palace lies far within the mountains. Even so, it remains a place of luxury and prestige.

With training areas, its own kitchen, study, leisure room, library, and sleeping quarters, this residence is vast and well-equipped.

These halls also hide a few interesting secrets, including an escape tunnel, one your group might use not to flee, but to infiltrate the estate.