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Sola Cities

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• The Spiritwood: A woodland where spirits and spiritual beings are strongest. It is hidden by a magical veil and only those who are able to communicate via aura are able to come across it naturally. Others are able to enter the Spiritwood with the help of a spiritual being or by being called to it in their dreams. Once they've entered the Spiritwood, they are able to travel through a large wood that has otherwise been untouched by man. It's primarily made of treehouses and tree establishments, as well as the bridges between them. Many wild animals inhabit the area beneath and are said to be vicious toward intruders, so people visiting are said to be very strong or very careful. One cannot teleport here via waystone.
• The Delmida Lush: A village in the forest where most Elves specifically live. It rests at the base of a tall mountain with a waterfall that leads into a river. Many flora and fauna thrive here and many elves are able to prosper as a result of it being otherwise uninhabited by anyone but them and a few mix-ins of other species. There is a waystone for teleportation located in River's Rest.
• The Neirheim Dungeons: A prison fortress that harbors common criminals uptop, and the hardened criminals within its depths. This fortress was created specifcally to house criminals, so there are several traps and systems in place for those who try to escape it.
• Tomb of Xerius: A tomb for the former King Xerius. It is currently off limits and adventurers are said to steer clear due to it being highly dangerous and because there is a mysterious sense of dread looming over the land.

• Norsand: An expansive desert with little to nothing left there. A lot of what exists are actual remains from the past and sand dunes. Once and if you get past the expanse, you'll reach an oasis town by the name of Garlea. There you will find the waystone if you are able to use it. If not, there is a labyrinth some distance away from Garlea that leads directly into Aurum if you know the way through.
• Aurum: Royal capital and the most prosperous kingdom despite where it's located. It's rather large and the harbors the closest thing you'll get to actual cities. It is run by Beastmen, and they welcome creatures of many kinds, but humans are likely to exist here as slaves or laborers if they don't live in Origo. Not many elves visit or live here because they prefer to reside in Luschia's Delmida Lush, but they are a common species to see running about the streets. Aurum also has a waystone that can take people to other regions with ease, but only royals have access to it. Everyone else either relies on the city's internal waystone system, airships, beast transportation, or their own feet to get around.
• The Southersands: Outside of the capital, the Southersands rest in the southeastern desert leading to Lyren. Compared to Norsand, it's fairly smaller and safer to traverse through. The waystone for this section of the region lies in a tiny village called "Ver Village" at the edge of the desert and leading into Lyren. Just before you reach that village, however, you'd have to cross the Soulsea—a sandy plain covered in old buildings and weapons said to have many souls still lurking around or haunting the land. Most people who cross the Soulsea cannot do so without seeing at least one malicious spirit that wants to do them harm.

• Drakenheim Shrine: At the highest point of Sovengraad is the Drakenheim Shrine. It is a shrine that is partly in ruins due to war, but still stands tall and serves as a place of refuge and shelter for Dragonier survivors because of how bad the wars got. Before all the warring, the shrine was a place of worship for the Dragonier's Chosen—Dragoniers blessed by the creator and said to have a special connection with them. Many Dragoniers, though generally religious, were basically ocassional visitors at the shrine up until today, offering prayer mostly when they needed it. The Dragonier's Chosen still care for the shrine and hold services for the remaining Dragonier population, but a lot of their focus has shifted to protecting and rebuilding their community.
• Dravisanti: What used to be a busy city with a thriving nightlife, has nearly been abandoned with how desolate most of it has become. Nowadays, people mainly come to help restore the city to its former glory, or host different events to lift the spirits of their kind. They also come to mine precious ore for various reasons.

• Galtrite's Keep: A vast forest full of danger. It makes up 65-70% of Lyren and the deeper you go the more likely you are to run into said danger. Just beyond it, though, is the coastal city of Thetyra.
• Thetyra: (pronounced Te-TEE-rah) a coastal city that is considered the "Kingdom of Adventures" by outsiders since it hosts a large adventurers guild to manage all the monsters in Galtrite's Keep, and the strongest adventurers live here witht their families. Thetyra generally remains neutral in conflicts and has always been treated as sort of a safehaven for warriors who want out of the wars that took place. As long as they weren't human, at least. In recent years, the city has become more welcoming of humans, though there is still a long way to go as far treating them equal goes. Especially here, since a lot of Thetyra's residents have a "fight for what you want" attitude.

Culture & Traditions

Common Occupations

• Adventurer, Explorer.
• Farmer, Herbalist.
• Hunter, Bounty Hunter, Tamer.
• Pirate, Sailor, Fisherman.
• Criminal, Conman, Thief.
• Warrior, Soldier, Guard, Knight, Mercenary.
• Barkeep, Innkeeper.
• Airship Pilot, Airship Attendant.
• Temple Guardian, Shrine Servant, Priest.
• Merchant, Tradesperson, Vendor.
• Tailor, Seamstress, Stylist.
• Chef, Baker, Butcher.
• Healer, Medic.
• Mage, Magic Instructor.
• Artist, Entertainer, Bard, Musician.
• Journalist, Herald.
• Smith (blacksmith, runesmith, etc), Inventor.
• Historian, Researcher.