It is a well-known fact that even the stars do not shine during Longnight, which is what makes the phenomenon roaring through Caido's atmosphere so uniquely unexpected. In the yawning silence of the cosmos, two points of indigo scream towards a continent growing ever closer, until landfall is imminent.
The meteorites aren't large enough to pose much of a real danger to King's End - not unless one decides to stand directly beneath them, anyway - but they do make quite a racket as they impact, churning up the earth into two shallow craters some 60ft across each. Should anyone come to investigate, they will find the land still smoking, the dirt still hot, and a faint smell of violets hanging in the air.
Of the meteorites themselves, though, there is curiously nothing left of them.
Two meteorites have crash landed in King's End! Should your characters be close enough to visit, feel free to do so! If not, characters all over Caido will have been able to see the two points of light before they hit the ground.
The meteorites aren't large enough to pose much of a real danger to King's End - not unless one decides to stand directly beneath them, anyway - but they do make quite a racket as they impact, churning up the earth into two shallow craters some 60ft across each. Should anyone come to investigate, they will find the land still smoking, the dirt still hot, and a faint smell of violets hanging in the air.
Of the meteorites themselves, though, there is curiously nothing left of them.
Two meteorites have crash landed in King's End! Should your characters be close enough to visit, feel free to do so! If not, characters all over Caido will have been able to see the two points of light before they hit the ground.
