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Caer Garreg Caer Garreg (Kai Car-Reg) is surrounded by large stone walls with turrets and a walkway connecting each of them, surrounded by parapets. Inside the city, most of the buildings are built from red brick and slate roofs that are in the cross gable architectural style. Many of these buildings have beautiful gardens, whether they are businesses or homes, with creeping vines lining the walls. Some buildings sport turrets and small towers, usually meant for studies or small bedrooms. They also have stone-brick roads for carts and carriages. There is a small park-like area with a gazebo, benches, and a beautiful fountain. In the dead-center of the city is a mansion, surrounded by gardens on all sides, with multiple fountains, ponds, and even its own personal gazebo and weeping willows. Moderator: Disciplinarian	No posts have been made on this board. :(
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Crasmere Gulch Crasmere Gulch (Crass-Mere Gulch) is a pursa settlement located on the eastern shoreline of the continent of Selgamed. The water is usually too murky and, during the few times where it was clear, sharp rocks, shells, and pebbles could easily be seen through the water lining the shallow waters making it a very bad idea to swim. This area is often hit with rain storms and hail. The settlement is mostly tents and open housing with very few enclosed spaces to live in and shield oneself from the rain. When the cure for the Aquarian Plague was found more enclosed housing was created and a small marketplace had been established for trade on the docks. It’s dangerous to sell wares here, however, as the pursa have a tendency to steal in this area due to being used to the lack of food and other supplies necessary to live. Moderator: Disciplinarian	No posts have been made on this board. :(
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Esfandell Esfandell (Ess-Fin-Dell) is the northern-most city and had once been located in the middle of a giant forest that has since been cut down, on one side, to house pursa in their neighbor city of Gradina. This city has a great wall guarding the entirety of the homes and establishments inside of it from outside assault, should anything like that happen. The homes inside the city are well built, beautiful, and constantly under construction to ensure that none of the city’s history falls apart. There is a huge statue in the middle of the city, just before the entrance to the castle, of the goddess of the stars (See Religion and Belief System). Moderator: Disciplinarian	No posts have been made on this board. :(
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Gradina Gradina (Grah-Deen-Uh) is another pursa settlement within Selgamed. This one in particular is neighbor to an mewahen city by the name of Esfandell. The name of their settlement is a literal description of what it looks like; humble homes with stone ‘fortifications’ surrounded by gardens, greenery and foliage, and farms. If a pursa wanted to trade or sell, they would enter Esfandell under the watch of the mewah as they don’t have their own marketplace within Gradina. Some well known establishments had been created within this settlement contributed by the farms with fresh fruit and vegetables. Moderator: Disciplinarian	No posts have been made on this board. :(
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Krymmenos Krymmenos (Kree-May-Noes) is a city that’s well hidden in a forest close to the east coast of Selgamed. The only way for one to see it is if they took flight, as the trees are so tall and cast so much shade that Krymmenos is always in darkness. However, the city itself is constantly lit by magical torches of all kinds, glowing colorful and vibrant throughout the city that it would be hard to get lost. There is a statue of the god of the moon directly in the center of the city, before the castle. The city is run by a male monarch of strong lineage that is also married to the monarch of Pagoma. Moderator: Disciplinarian	No posts have been made on this board. :(
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Mt. A’meana Mt. A'meana is currently taken over by the Hell Raiser and can not be entered! Mt. A’meana is located at the center of Selgamed and part of the Mundag mountain range cutting through the continent. The entrance to the city beneath the mountain faced northward and was followed by a system of tunnels, the main and largest one leading straight down to what was known as Merchant Way by all the races. Mt. A’meana aka Merchant Way had several long and overhanging magical light structures, akin to multiple chandeliers hanging off of the many houses lining the city’s rocky ceiling. Housing and shops lined the walls of the city and hung from the ceiling. Surrounding the entire city was a large descending spiral used as a pathway that also showcased the statues of the original five pursa gods. On the ground below, surrounded by water and foliage, was a giant marketplace where many people gathered from around Selgamed to sell their wares. However, since the invasion of the hell raisers, no one has seen Merchant Way and thus don’t know it’s current condition. However, it is currently believed to be in ruins, most likely covered in lava by will of the hell raisers seeing as how that seems to be their thing. There are two hell raisers always on guard at the entrance to the city, barring anyone from entering and sometimes even attacking and killing those who get too close. Moderator: Disciplinarian	No posts have been made on this board. :(
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Pagoma Pagoma (Paw-Goh-Muh) is in the deepest south of Selgamed, surrounded by snow and frozen waters. Pagoma is in similar condition to Esfandell: Pristine and well-kept. Despite the constant snowfall and wind, the inside of the city is untouched by such weather. Instead, there is a runic spell used, etched into the walls, to protect the citizen’s homes from any harsh weather. It’s typically nice and warm with a small breeze within Pagoma and the flowers and shrubs are always in bloom. There is a statue of a god of the sun directly before the castle. Moderator: Disciplinarian	Vhurgliss Black - Tavern and Inn by k10 Aug 19, 2023 20:30:28 GMT -5
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Sub-board: The Wharf
Sungai Kelopak Sungai Kelopak (Soon-Gay Kel-Oh-Pa) is a small but tranquil village nestled between two cliffs. There are a multitude of waterways circling the buildings, resulting in a lot of bridges being built to help people get from place-to-place on foot, and many small boats to transport one to two people at a time as a shortcut. The buildings themselves are mostly made of wood and bare curvy, elongated roofs with golden statues as decor. Some of the inner walls of the houses and businesses would consist of wooden frames with translucent paper, often used as sliding doors. Sometimes the outside of the building, usually if the building has a veranda, will have these as well. But what the city is most known for, is its year-round cherry blossom trees. They are always in full bloom, thanks to magic, and would often shed petals into the canals of the city. Moderator: Disciplinarian	No posts have been made on this board. :(
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