Flower of the Deep

The Flower of the Deep is a mithral mine originally discovered by the Dwarves of Jord. They used the metal to produce armor and to reinforce the spectacular structures in the tunnels of Jord. Unfortunately the mine was attacked by Dark Elves about fifty years ago. The Hill Dwarves attempted to reclaim their territory under the leadership of Torin Stoneblade. He succeeded, but the mine could not be held as dwarven forces were needed elsewhere. The Xorian Wars drew King Dainlin‘s attention and he was forced to accede the mine for a few decades. When the war against the wights ends, Dainlin hopes to retake the Flower of the Deep with the full might of the reunited Dwarven Kingdom.

While the dwarves were kept busy the Dark Elves set up their own operation to harvest the mithral. The purified metal was taken deep into the Underdark to serve the purposes of Queen Medrika of the Dark Elves.

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