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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Ace" data-source="post: 1920972" data-attributes="member: 944">Good topic. here are mine- Edana the City of Glory -- probably the most beautiful in the world. It is said to be so beautiful that even the beggars hovels are radiant The Pyramids of Hajasa -- built millenia ago by the shapers they are an impressive surviving monument to those fallen peoples. Now they are deep in skin-hunter infested jungle and dangerous as hell Black Gate Keep -- Stronghold of the Blackgate order its built right on a gate to the abyss. This  stone fortress has never fallen from within or without  The Imperial Fortress-- This is the seat of Delan power and deep below in its armouries is the largest collection of magic items in existance  The Stewards Palace-- this is the spiritual center of the twenty kingdoms -- the palace is decorated with a living mural depicting the health of the kingdoms who have sworn oaths and been bound to the Stewards throne. Now this  once magnificant palace stands empty -- the throne unoccupied as a terrible mural of blood death and pain plays itself out on the walls The Great Library -- The Keep of the Loremasters is a the greatest instiution of learning in the world and contains an immensity of volumes -- all fully cataloged. Even the Imperial Library and the Hunzun Scolasiums can't compare in scope and organization the seventh is somewhat debated by the folk -- and its not a place anyone would visit voluntarily but it is generally though to be The Citadel -- its is the perfect prison delved deep into a partially submerged mountain and controlled by the Keepers -- priest' adepts of the Lawgiver.  Being sent there is generally considered a fate worse than death as a sentence is forever</blockquote>

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