Editing Dark Ring (section)

==== ''History'' ====
A terrible necromancer named Fenrir was killed in a great battle in the region that would one day become Doz. For decades he had been posing as a regular person beneath the unsuspecting eyes of the Genasi who ruled the land. When the Genasi learned that Fenrir was a practitioner of low magic and that he was spreading his knowledge to other races, they attacked. The Genasi burnt and pillaged the surrounding villages, killing any allies of Fenrir they could find. In the end, the final straw came when the Genasi destroyed a small medusai village and slew Fenrir’s beloved medusai partner, Asphyxia.

Her death sent Fenrir into a rage. From that moment he fought any Genasi that he could find. The necromancer swore war and vengeance upon all the Genasi. He said that the gods themselves would burn for the crimes of their chosen race. Eventually Fenrir, exhausted from constant fighting, was defeated. He was executed in the city square before thousands of people.

Upon his death, his body was buried beneath the city of Tramidoz. However, his body was so filled with low magic, undead for miles rose under his command from beyond the grave. Fenrir reanimated then annihilated the city and turned it into a kingdom of the dead. This is the City of Bones. 

As Fenrir’s power grew the Genasi realized they could not stop the mad necromancer. Instead a group of powerful druids unite their powers and abilities. They gathered a book, ''The Vault of Echoing Scales'', brought to them by the dwarven monks of the local monastery. At the cost of releasing Hysma’zym’tererrock, a powerful proxy of the Titan of Echoing Scales, the progenitor of the Slaad, the Druids teleported the city of Tramidoz. By random chance the city crashed into the Desert of Ash on the Dark Ring. 

Upon arriving, Fenrir changed the city’s name to that of Doud. In elder ubaric, the symbol of Doud represents a spider and its web. Many ancient builders used it to single trapped buildings or haunted tombs that travelers should not enter. 

Since that fateful day hundreds of years ago, the City of Bones has remained in the Desert of Ash. It has grown in the wasteland, adding any travelers who wander past to its undead hordes, and followed the will of Fenrir.