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Message: <blockquote data-quote="MechaTarrasque" data-source="post: 7619499" data-attributes="member: 6801226">For the City of Brass, I draw upon the markets of Deva in Robert Asprin's Myth books (which I highly recommend):  basically the city is one giant marketplace.  I add in some Las Vegas spectacle with a dollop of LA/Nashville's "that guy over there might be a big star" (or Genie Noble).I remember when 5e was being playtested one of the devs talked about  the elemental planes being broken up into three parts:  a borderland with the material plane where you could survive (probably not comfortably), the traditional elemental plane (where you can get incinerated just by showing up), and an elemental chaos (from 4e) where the planes mashed together (as opposed to having 107 demiplanes).  I don't recall if that made the DMG, but I adopted it.  Certainly no problems with the City of Brass being in the borderland (at least part of the time, adds a little countdown if the PC's know the City will move to a less hospital part of the Plane of Fire tomorrow).</blockquote>