Tyrybblyn
When we think of D&D, stories of knights almost always come to mind.
The knight who has to save his beloved from the clutches of a giant! No, not maybe fight a dragon! To later marry with the king's blessing, and live happily ever after.
But what about the glamour? Where is the class? What if there was some kind of Hollywood in D&D? Of course there is, his name Tyrybblyn
Only the most famous adventurers, only the most worthy are invited to party nights in this place. Magicians who have created a new spell that their names will have a chapter in the magi books, kings of the highest tables, and of course the most recognized actors of more plays, as well as the scriptwriters of these works come here to receive awards .
It's nothing political, it's more of a little distraction from all the bad, banquets, plays, music and lights. Don't worry about seeing sunlight for days, because when you do you'll wake up with a headache somewhere from how crazy the party was.
The place is teeming with most of the well-known races, elf elites, even nymphs.
That is one of the problems of this place, they are somewhat racist with other races of "less class" You will hardly ever see any, troll, orc, ogre, goblin, here.
Of course unless they pay their admission to see the parades of these gallant celebrities.
Of the other problems in the city are the mafias that dominate it, maybe there you have something to get the most out of this place.
The city is Drow, obviously like many other cities they left their religions, and especially their devotion to Loth. All for progress, but it seems that the egocentric will never be removed.
One of the most illustrious characters is Drakaxuz "The Radiant". An extremely charismatic gold dragon who often hosts all events, joking with the guests and cracking jokes for the audience.
Although it is known that he has one or another secret, a scandal that nobody wants to know about. However, we know that he does not live there, he only goes as a presenter at some events.
Why use Tyrybblyn?
The stories that take place here are usually just rewards to your players for accomplishing something like beating a final boss, however it does serve as a leveler. If your characters looted a dungeon and are now extremely rich, that's a good excuse to take some of that gold from them.
It also serves to avoid that in each town they have to introduce themselves, with being invited once there, everyone will know his name. You will avoid that tedious part of having to make the inhabitants of other towns know them.
Remember that these achievements are only if your players actually did something amazing, beat a Kraken in a storm, survive a band of giants. It is not an award for newbies.
What your players can find in the city is high quality clothing, and similar to the Oscars the prizes are golden totems that will keep the bearer clean, white teeth, and combed even if a storm hits him, obviously this will go up and points in charisma.
A rogue with this totem will terrify husbands.