- This is the first graphic that I created with Blender 3D. It has recently been recreated and replaced by a better image on the home page of this web site. The improved version may also be viewed from this page.

 - This was my second attempt to create the Karoath Gates. I later created additional versions of this image for different times of the day. These images are selected randomly upon entering the main page of karoath.com.

 - This image represents a magical hand axe that was used by a previous king during the Karoathian Ogre Wars. The weapon has been passed down to further kings.

 - This is a view of a wizards desk from the Royal Wizards Guild. Items include a crystal ball, sulfer dust, an inkwell, an alchemists bowl, a magic wand, and an ink pot. This image is a background for this web site's search functionality.

 - When the Garune Artisans build within the city, this is what may be found at the site. Dwarves and engineers are very efficient with their tasks.

 - This was my second attempt to create an image for The Garune Artisans.

 - The Vegrib Library contains books on a wide variety of subjects. The hourglass is used by a reader to determine when one half hour has passed. This helps a person to gauge how long he/she has been reading. This was my first attempt to create an image for this location.

 - This was my second attempt to create an image for The Vegrib Library.

 - The Artist Guildhall is where the finest artists place their work on display, sell their products, and gather for meetings.

 - The Trial Hole is a location designed to reduce the cost of containing criminals. In the city of Karoath, a criminal that has been judged guilty and who is held in a dungeon is given one opportunity to plead his case. The individual is permitted to fight a gladiatorial combat against a judicial champion. The Trial Hole is where these battles occur.

 - This is the primary road leading between the cities of Karoath and Fanchester. The hilly terrain is a haven for bandits and can be very risky to travel.

 - Karoath citizens believe that a person's soul is not freed upon death if the body is not exposed to sunlight. As punishment for the worst crimes, authorities place a criminal in one of these chambers and let the person starve to death. The body is never exposed to sunlight. This is the worst possible form of punishment because the person's soul will never be free.