The Unending Forge

In the mythology of the Dwarves, Tolgi is the god of the forge and craftsmanship. His plane is known as the Great Foundry, a vast realm of molten metal, magma rivers, and active volcanoes. The air is thick with the scent of smoldering metal, and the ground rumbles with the sounds of hammers striking anvils. The Great Foundry is a place of great industry, where dwarven craftsmen work tirelessly to forge weapons, armor, and other goods for the gods and their mortal followers. The mountains and caverns are rich with precious metals and rare gems, and the dwarves work with great skill and precision to extract these resources and use them to create their masterpieces.
Tolgi's realm is not just a place of industry and toil, however. It is also a place of great beauty, with shining rivers of gold and silver flowing through its fiery landscape, and intricate sculptures and artwork adorning every surface. Despite the dangers posed by the searing heat and molten metal, the dwarves of the Great Foundry are a proud and hearty people, fiercely dedicated to their craft and their god.

Geography

The sky above the Plane of the Forge is a molten red-orange hue, and the air itself feels hot and heavy, scented with the acrid smell of metalworking. The ground is covered in pools of molten metal and rivers of lava that snake through valleys and around mountains of blazing coal and charred slag.

Owner/Ruler

Tolgi