Tu'narath

Tu'narath was a githyanki city in the Astral Plane that was built upon the body of a long dead six-armed deity. The githyanki scorned religion, so did not care about this, and settled here for convenience. "I have been to Tu'narath. A heaven for the githyanki it is not. Their apathy and frustration manifests as a visible fog, which clears only when the githyanki ready for war."

- Mordenkainen

Geography
The city of Tu'narath was a floating mass surrounded by stony motes and drifting bergs. The buildings of the city occupied the entire surface, even underneath. Streets littered the cities, full to the brim with merchant stands, fortresses, and tall towers.

Tu'narath had six large constructed arms, each of which acted as a docking station.

History
Tu'narath was built on top of the corpse of a long-dead deity referred to by Vlaakith as "The One in the Void". This deity was believed to have been dead since long before Gith had freed the gith race from the mind flayers. However, even millennia after its demise, the deity was thought to still possess some spark of divinity. This thought was mostly due to the occasional earthquakes that occurred throughout the city.

In the late 15 century DR, groups of Red Wizards of Thay ventured into the underground dungeons of Tu'narath in search of artifacts and remains of The One in the Void, escorted by githyanki knights. In one of those expeditions, the wizards retrieved a large adamantine container that pulsed and resounded as if it contained a large beating heart.

Rumors & Legends
It was rumored that the underground of Tu'narath contained a hidden fortress, inhabited by an unknown demigod who dwelt in the corpse of The One in the Void since before the arrival of the githyanki.

Appearances

 * Video Games
 * Baldur's Gate III
 * Baldur's Gate III