Gods and Domains Īll drow gods were originally located in the Demonweb Pits and Lolth claimed to be the queen of them all. Īfter the Second Sundering, Lolth returned her realm to the Abyss. The Soulreaver dwelt in the Pass of the Soulreaver and was a gray spectral form, with a bloated serpentine body containing screaming drow souls. The plane was inhabited by spiders (including songspiders) and chwidencha. There were a number of geographical features on the plane, including the Plains of Soulfire and the Pass of the Soulreaver at the base of the Mountain of Eyes. Lolth stood atop a dais in a temple on a pyramid with webs on the walls. There was a river of souls flowing to Lolth's city, an iron citadel in the Infinite Web. There was a distant red sun during the day and eight bright red stars at night. There were giant petrified spiders with webbing over everything from the songspiders. The new Demonweb Pits was a plane of rocks with chasms and rocky gorges. A gate guarded by abyssal widows led to the new Demonweb Pits. When Quenthel's expedition returned to the same location in the Year of Rogue Dragons, 1373 DR, they found the Demonweb Pits abandoned and in ruins. Lolth dwelt in a black temple suspended in the web. The Pits were covered in corpses of monsters and demons lying dead and dying, particularly goristros. The realm consisted of black emptiness with an acrid smell and giant spider web.
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