Dragon's Eye was a large volcanic structure, identifiable by its huge toothed maw and glowing "eye".[1][2]
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First Floor[]
The first floor was dimly lit, with few torches scattered around its caverns. Many creatures made Dragon's Eye their home. Trolls, lizardmen, beetles, and several types of spiders resided here. A lizardman king commanded his subjects from his cavern, which was also where the captured villagers from Kuldahar were kept.[1]
Second Floor[]
Similar in its cavernous structure, the second floor contained the same creatures as the first floor, but was also home to some Talonite priests. A huge lair of bombardier beetles could also be found here. A stone dais in a large well-lit cavern stood out, surrounded by clerics of Talona. Mother Egenia, head priestess of Ilmater, was to be sacrificed here.[1]
Third Floor[]
Undead, especially wights, skeletons, and zombies, roamed the area of the third floor. It was littered with traps and wards, and had a pungent stench of rotting flesh. A subterranean river divided the cavern in half, with bridges connecting the two regions. A priestess named Presio made her home here, where she summoned and commanded the restless undead.[1]
Fourth Floor[]
The fourth floor hosted a Temple of Eldath, covered in several tapestries and rugs. The priests of this temple seemed to be non-hostile and allowed visitors to rest and be healed, if they so wished. However, it turned out that this was just a ruse. In fact, the priests were actually lizard men and yuan-ti, in disguise. A high summoner and ritualist, deep within the temple, summoned several waves of such creatures. The high ritualist let slip that Yxunomei, the evil marilith leader, had the Heartstone Gem.[1]
Final Floor[]
The final floor was where Yxunomei resided, and kept the Heartstone Gem. The chambers here held a large array of traps, including poison dart traps. The floor contained a torture chamber, which led to a hidden room. A group of adventurers slew Yxunomei, and recovered the legendary gem.[1]
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- ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 1.5 Black Isle Studios (June 2000). Designed by Matt Norton. Icewind Dale. Interplay.
- ↑ Black Isle Studios (August 2002). Designed by J.E. Sawyer. Icewind Dale II. Interplay.