Travelers' Tower
Hetia is the daughter of Travelers Tower resident chef Suzette. She grew up in Travelers Tower and is very familiar with its history and the opperations. Hetia will be your guide for this tour.
The first floor of Travelers Tower has been converted into the Meade Welcome Center.
"Hi. I'm Hetia. I hope you all enjoyed the carriage ride here. May I offer you a glass of our plane water and a freshly baked bounty cake. "
Before we start the tour, take a copy of our calendar. You'll find all the Sassy Summer Celebration Weeks are marked as well as the common holidays. The Gnome Brew Masters are very competitive creating signature beverages for each of the week long celebrations. We have a raucous good time!
The second floor of Travelers Tower holds an extensive library. Many of the books were once the property of enemies to the Canaled Peninsula and its residents. Those that seek expand their knowledge will find if difficult to tear themselves away from these shelves.
The third floor gallery displays the more recent acquisitons of the Founding Three. From the north facing windows you can see the Magical Pitcher of Omicron, so named for our founder's heroic efforts in procuring the pitcher. It's actually a pitcher of the water plane and offers an endless supply of pure, running water to the city.
The Council and the Founding Three conduct business on the fourth floor. It is on of the few areas of Travelers Towers not regularly open to the public. One can imagine the unique 360-dgree view of the city offered by its balconies.
Overview of Travelers Tower Landscape
"At this point in the tour, I would like to offer you each the opportunity to join our citizens for lunch. The Travelers Tower staff has been preparing a traditional feast since early this morning, and I can see they have prepared a lovely shaded area for you, our guests. After our little break, we will begin exploring the lower levels of the tower."
Travelers Tower is kept open to the public. Its original owner was a wizard who naturally incorporated magic into the construction of the central spiral staircase. This magic remains to this day. Runes corresponding to each floor adorn the center shaft of the staircase. A guide is necessary to bring guests to each floor.