Maladomini

What does the city look like?
Mal­ado­mi­ni is a region filled with ruins of decay­ing, unfin­ished vil­lages, indus­try, swamps, and lava, known for its bureau­cra­cy and as a labyrinth con­nect­ing to oth­er hell­ish cities. It’s a des­o­late, decay­ing land­scape under a black sky, with fetid rivers, plagues of insects, and a con­stant atmos­phere of fail­ure and the pur­suit of unat­tain­able per­fec­tion.

Which city or cities is this near?
Dis and Tar­tarus

How many races live in this city?
Mal­ado­mi­ni is heav­i­ly pop­u­lat­ed by var­i­ous dev­il types, includ­ing Amnizus, Cor­nu­gons, Erinyes, Hamat­u­la, Male­branch­es, Tieflings and Spinagons. Com­mon envi­ron­men­tal threats include black pud­dings, gelati­nous cubes and Otyughs.

What are the cul­ture and tra­di­tions?
Its cul­ture cen­tres on con­struct­ing and then aban­don­ing cities, in a futile pur­suit of per­fec­tion. Key tra­di­tions include man­ag­ing mas­sive, under­ground, hid­den record store­hous­es, oper­at­ing, , plague-car­ry­ing trans­port sys­tems, and run­ning the Car­ni­val Eter­nal to cor­rupt mor­tals.

What is the tra­di­tion­al dress­code?
Medieval cloth­ing in red or black or a com­bi­na­tion of both, and some­times they wear armour.

What reli­gion pre­vails in the city?
They believe in Baalze­bul, the grand­fa­ther of the dev­il Asmodeus.

What does the leader of this city look like?
Baalze­bul is a green skinned humanoid that has a face com­bin­ing the worst fea­tures of a pig and a bat, with beady eyes and a pug nose on a gross­ly swollen head. It is stout-bod­ied but has thin limbs, and sil­ver and black wings grow from its shoul­ders. Despite its grotesque appear­ance, it is clad in fin­ery.

What is the sym­bol of the city?
The sym­bols of Mal­ado­mi­ni pri­mar­i­ly include a fly’s head, a web with dan­gling flies, or an enthroned slug. These sym­bols rep­re­sent the Lord of the Flies and the decay, rot, and ruined cities that char­ac­ter­ize this city.

How do crea­tures trav­el in this city?
By car, ship and through fly­ing.