Elysium Fields Forever
Place Campaign 3A Pub in the city of Meridian on the plane Bytopia
Description: a renowned inn located in the heart of Meridian. Known for its warm, glowing interiors that seem to perpetually bask in the light of a setting sun, this inn is a sanctuary for travellers from all planes. The architecture combines elegant celestial motifs with the rustic charm of Bytopia, featuring walls that shimmer with a soft golden hue and windows that frame the breathtaking landscapes of Dothion.
Innkeeper: The inn is run by a jovial Deva named Calriel, who was once a messenger between the gods but has since settled in Bytopia to provide hospitality and guidance to the wayward souls who seek refuge or respite in this dual plane.
Patrons of The EFE
- Siraphine the Emissary - An angelic envoy who is often seen negotiating deals between different celestial factions. She visits the inn to rest and gather information from the myriad travellers passing through.
- Tholanar, the Planar Ranger - A half-celestial who has taken up the mantle of protecting the less travelled paths of Bytopia. Tholanar frequents the inn to supply and gather information about recent disturbances in the natural order.
- Mirielle, the Lorekeeper - A celestial scholar adorned with scrolls and books, always in search of ancient texts or forgotten stories. She uses the inn as a base to study and exchange knowledge with other scholars.
- Vaelor, the Lost Paladin - Once a guardian of a celestial realm, now a wanderer seeking redemption for a past failure. Vaelor stays at The Pub to find new purpose and assist those in need along their journeys.
- Elynara, the Artisan - A celestial craftswoman known for her exquisite creations that blend magic and material. She sells her goods in the markets of Meridian but enjoys the inn's company and peaceful atmosphere to inspire her designs.
- Grimble, the Mischievous Imp - Oddly enough, a good-natured imp who has somehow earned Calriel's tolerance. Grimble is a source of amusement and annoyance, often seen playing pranks on the patrons but also surprisingly insightful about the undercurrents of Bytopia.