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Windward Point is a place that isn't meant to accommodate the non-flying. There are no stairs between levels and no paths to walk between them, which might make things interesting for your players. The rogue and the wizard will be fine. The rogue can climb reliably well and the wizard can fly from place to place. But the cleric? He's gonna end up praying for his god to fix his broken legs by the time he's done here. No athletics OR acrobatics? Best of luck, fella.

In case you're unfamiliar with aarakocra, they're a bird-like humanoid race that looks like this. Well, until fifth edition, when they apparently grew some arms. This leads me to a point I wanted to mention: the lore about aarakocra is REALLY inconsistent. At least one of you is looking at this and thinking, "Aarakocra would never live there, they're too claustrophobic." And you're right, there are sources that say that. But there are other sources that say aarakocra used to live in cities carved into cliffs. So how do I decide which version to go with? I chose the version I thought was more interesting.

In any case, I think it's reasonable to imagine that some tribes of aarakocra could be comfortable with lifestyles that others aren't. Humans are certainly like that. You've seen those survivalist shows, right? They drop Bear Grylls or whoever into an arctic wasteland and he shows you how to build a fire, find food, get to safety. Remember that, somewhere, a few hundred kilometers to his north, is an Inuit village where people are just going about their day.

Anyway, next up is a dark, surreal estate on the plane of shadow. I've been looking forward to drawing this one and I have every intention of making it as grim and bizarre as humanly possible. If this thing doesn't make Warhammer 40K look like My Little Pony, I will have failed.

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