The island: (adventure seed)
From the prow of your ship you see the island comes into view.
At first it is nothing but a glint on the horizon, then a shining sphere.. a glare in the sun, rainbows, refracted and distorted views of the horizon beyond.
Thanks for reading
-Mark.
At first it is nothing but a glint on the horizon, then a shining sphere.. a glare in the sun, rainbows, refracted and distorted views of the horizon beyond.
- The island covers approx 93 miles (the surface area of a 6 mile per side hexagon):
- The island is conical moving from pure white beach to a 500 foot peak at it's tallest point.
- The island is covered in heavy, jungle like vegetation.
- Birds can be seen flitting about the trees.
- It is encased in a sphere of the purest glass.
- The sphere is half full of water.
- The craggy pointed bottom of the island can be clearly seen through the glass.
- Mid way up the underwater section of the island several cave entrances can be seen. Holes dark against grey grey of the islands base.
- The underwater portion of the island is encrusted with corals and plants.
- There are no debris or any silt at the bottom of the sphere.
- The water is a deep blue green, there are fish visible in the water.
- The sphere hovers 70 feet above the rolling ocean.
- The sphere is massive, slowly turning on its vertical axis.
- The turning of the sphere creates a circular counter clockwise current in the sphere.
- The only entrance in or out of the sphere is a five foot hole at it's very top.
- The top of the sphere is 100 feet above the tallest point on the island.
- The bottom of the sphere is 50 feet from the lowest crag of the islands underwater section.
- The inside of the sphere is often coated with condensation.
- It is incredibly warm and humid in the sphere.
- On a warm day it can storm in the sphere, but rarely thunderstorm.
- During exterior storm the slowly turning but massive sphere builds up incredible static charges.
- On cold nights the sphere generates a plume of fog, the whole interior becomes a cloud.
Questions:
The obvious one, how the hell did this end up in the middle of the ocean?
Why is it here?
Does anyone live inside of the sphere?
How old is it?
Can that static electricity be of some use to someone?
Are there any strange items, creatures, or commodities that can only be found in the sphere?
Why is this thing not on the captain's charts. It's HUGE.
How can we get in there? If we do how do we get out?
How can we get in there? If we do how do we get out?
-Mark.
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