Tumbale

Tumbale was once a thriving hub of creative elven minds that strived to answer some of the most difficult questions in the multiverse. It housed an infamous school and some of the greatest craftspeople in all of Evermeet, however all of that was lost when an experiment went wrong and the town was destroyed in the blink of an eye.

Now only a deep crater that ripples with Wild Magic remains, it is said that Lucien Liadon was the professor that caused the calamity.

Crater
Where Tumbale once stood a large crater now exists. It has not been documented fully since it's appearance but it has been rumoured that Wild Magic surges through the area, entire forests appear and fill the barren earth before vanishing the next day. A fey crossing may exist at its centre.

College of Minds
When Tumbale stood it contained a school of innovative elven professors who pushed the boundaries of ethics to gain greater knowledge of the multiverse.

Though the centre of controversy, it always yielded results. For example, Professor Lucien Liadon proved that by exposing elven physiology to a flash of energy from the Feywild it could temporarily increase the magical capabilities of said elf.

Before the calamity, it had come under fire again as Professor Adran Amakiir, had recently delved deeper into the effects arcane magic had on time. Before any actions were taken rumours had spread he had forged temporal magic.

Guilds
Before their untimely destruction, many guilds functioned in Tumbale. From alchemy, to enchantments, to bladesinging, Tumbale was a hot bed of the brightest and most skilled of elvenkind.

Any surviving guild members who weren't in Tumbale when it was destroyed have been relocated.

Pre-Campaign
A bustling city of innovation, Tumbale was wiped off the face of Evermeet when Lucien Liadon, opened a portal to the Feywild. As the portal collapsed, it shattered reality around it and all living things and structures in a 5 kilometre radius were utterly destroyed.

Only a handful of elves survived, most unable to explain how.