Lirad, the City of Souls - The capital of Bravenheart, this city is absolutely large and filled with many wonder. A large variety of races inhabit the city, working in places such as Heartsing Keep to a psionic item shop. It is ruled by the royal Bravenheart family, who has ruled for many generations - its current ruler is King Oshimar III, born in 1370 AE.
Pentower Lake - A strange formation of five towers, once used to summon an enormous demon in the times of the old war. Two small towns rose on each side of the lake, filled with people seeking to discover the towers' secrets, guarded by strange monsters.
Orild Island - Home to the Orild Lighthouse, Orild Island is connected to Bravenheart via an enormous bridge constructed with magic. The town of Orild is home to all types of seafood and is a huge tourist attraction.
Rhudas - A large town resting by the Crystal River - it is considered the centerpoint for many adventurers, as it is home to many shops of many varieties.
Samid - A massive city constructed inside the hot reaches of the desert.
Orcish Tribes - A collection of many tribes of orcs.
Iayar - A large coastal town with a huge shipbuilding industry.
Warp City, the City of Gates - Warp City has a history of mystery and magic.
Once upon a time, teleportation circles were installed in every major city, university, capitol and place of interest. Travel was relatively affordable and convenient.
Then shit went down. Perhaps it was an experiment gone wrong, perhaps there were too many cracks in spacetime, perhaps all that teleportation warped the fabric of reality too much for it to bounce back.
Teleportation circles disappeared, taking with them the buildings they were in and random chunks of every circle-marked city on the planet. All the random buildings and good chunks of the population ended up in one place, gathered in a non-euclidian pocket dimension outside of the known universe. Architecture, culture, and survivors from all corners of the world are mismashed into one abrupt and patchwork city, cobbled together like a puzzle assembled from pieces from mismatched puzzles.
Reality is still cracked there - access to the real world is possible in certain places, and travel around the world still happens. The city isn't cut off from the world, but it is separate, a city made of but not a part of the world.
The fabric of spacetime is screwy. You can take three steps in the right places and cross the city, or looking at the back of your own head. Shortcuts and secret paths riddle the City of Gates, and the locals have grown quite good at marking known ones and discovering new ones as the patterns of altered reality slowly and unpredictably shift. Your front door might lead into the street one day only to drop you into the middle of a church the next.
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