Cities and Sites (Shekastkoré Supplement)
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Tufanshen[edit]
- Flotsam and Jetsam market: A bustling black market made up of floating settlements that move around the Tange Gozand? It's an honest city, but don't cross them or you'll see why it's so hard to find. Run by the halfling sisters Satya and Gula Galpa of the Archelon tribe.
- Temple of the Flowing sand: A temple devoted to martial skills, including weapon and armor smithing. Ran by the sandstorm dwarves.
- Temple of the Scorching Wind: A temple devoted to all clerical magics.
- The Library of Hona: A repository of all the knowledge of the Utopian Times and before. Located in the middle of the Tufanshen desert, it is protected by the plains halflings.
Batalagh[edit]
- Wyrmsbane's Drop
- Crueak's Hall
- Dagarkin Pastures
Motalashy[edit]
- Mohsen: The main city for the elves. Population around 5000. It is a fortified settlement in the trees, near the center of the forest.
- Bahireh Alshebut
- Miina' Alazirab
- Nathiir Ala'mel
Virani[edit]
- the 4 Dwarven Barrows
- Shomali
- Sharghi
- Janoobi
- Gharbi
Damesorkh[edit]
- Orphium: Once a Beautiful Utopian city, now is an industrialized, overcrowded mess. Situated upon Mt. Animus in almost the center of the Region, it is the capital of the region and the site of the Throne of the Alchemist! Many from the outside have tried to infiltrate this immense city but only a select few have made it.
- Ferrum
- Furtum
Gurestan[edit]
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