Below is a general history of the Slave Den itself as well as the parent setting the Den resides within. Keep in mind that while the Den is a nexus for interdimensional travel, its parent world has a set of rules and physical laws that may be different from your character's. (Unless of course your character comes from the world the Den is on, in which case Zila will be happy to answer any further questions about the parent world of Igir.)

   The Slave Den itself is a gothic-era inn and bar with two above ground floors and a basement. The ground floor houses a lobby, bar, and several lounges while the upstairs area is devoted entirely to the vast number of rooms rented out to guests and patrons at a standard rate of 3g/night. The basement houses the portals that bring in guests from other worlds as well as various storage areas for items and slaves alike. Any roleplay done in the upper rooms or down in the basements should be kept to private messages, as they are designed to be private areas. Outside of the building is a lush seasonal forest, cursed thoroughly by dark magic to serve as a defense against outside influence by the various powers of the land. This corrupted woodland allows the Slave Den to maintain independence from the laws of the land without the need to upkeep a large army. Just outside of the Den is a natural hotspring. Important note: The area within 5m of the water's edge is enchanted to remove any clothes and teleport them safely from their wearer and onto the ground nearby. Environmentally speaking, the Den is situated well above the planet's equator, within the northern Temperate zone. As such, the winters are cold, but the summers are pleasant.

   The planet itself is known as Igir and hosts two major civilized continents: Morhal and Sel'lem. Morhal, where the Den is situated, is roughly the size of Australia and hosts a civilization of humans representative of Victorian Europe in culture and tech level.

Basic important facts of the setting:
Deities are not only real, but demonstrable.
High magic, magic is accepted (rather than shunned) in most places.
Most cultures use the standard Copper/Silver/Gold/Platinum heirarchy for money.

In particular, the rules of metaphysics (death, deities, souls) tend to clash most often between original characters of different universes. The rules of this setting are merely a suggestion, not meant to infringe on your character's universe rules or metaphysics. However, this works both ways; no particular character's idea of what happens when someone dies trumps another's. If you have any further questions about the setting please direct them to Zila. More will certainly be added here in the future.