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<blockquote data-quote="wingsandsword" data-source="post: 2381194" data-attributes="member: 14159">Probably in Halruua.&nbsp; They are one of the highest magic places in the Realms, they already have flying ships, loads of magic at an everyday level (a regional feat for Halruaa gives cantrip casting, meaning even commoners there might be able to cast basic spells), and while they are fairly insular, they do have a lot of trade (via airships and some sea vessels).For a darker turn, it could fit into Thay, maybe.&nbsp; It's also a high magic land, but one with a much darker bent, with slaves, a rigid and evil magiocracy bent on controlling the world (although now economic domination instead of military conquest).&nbsp; They really do get trade from all over the Realms, meaning it could be a fairly cosmopolitan place (if some of the more draconian aspects of Thayan government were toned down).For an interesting turn, it could be dropped into the Sword Coast, thus relatively near Waterdeep.&nbsp; This puts two massive metropolises near each other, possibly creating an interesting effect when their outlying farms and settlements start to mingle, and it slowly grows into a sort of &quot;Twin Cities&quot; approach, or a heavily populated corridor.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="wingsandsword, post: 2381194, member: 14159"] Probably in Halruua. They are one of the highest magic places in the Realms, they already have flying ships, loads of magic at an everyday level (a regional feat for Halruaa gives cantrip casting, meaning even commoners there might be able to cast basic spells), and while they are fairly insular, they do have a lot of trade (via airships and some sea vessels). For a darker turn, it could fit into Thay, maybe. It's also a high magic land, but one with a much darker bent, with slaves, a rigid and evil magiocracy bent on controlling the world (although now economic domination instead of military conquest). They really do get trade from all over the Realms, meaning it could be a fairly cosmopolitan place (if some of the more draconian aspects of Thayan government were toned down). For an interesting turn, it could be dropped into the Sword Coast, thus relatively near Waterdeep. This puts two massive metropolises near each other, possibly creating an interesting effect when their outlying farms and settlements start to mingle, and it slowly grows into a sort of "Twin Cities" approach, or a heavily populated corridor. [/QUOTE]

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