The Cities of Ozulon

The capital city of Tartaros, as well as where the High King of Tartaros resides. His castle is extremely hard to find as it was built to look like part of the city despite being the largest building in it. The city itself is kept under guard by the Tartarosian army, whose members are described as tolerating no trouble making, while also being extremely kind towards those who uphold the rules. They don't try to start any fights, and as they should, only live to protect the people. The people here are like any other large city; some are nice, some are mean, some are sexist, some are racist, some are psychotic, etc...

One of the smaller ports in Ozulon, many couples come here to spend some time eating at diners overlooking the sunset. While there is a black market on the far end of the port, the guards don't bother with them as the guild who owns the town (Solar Phoenix's Song) has ordered them otherwise. The minor crime syndicate that exists within the town doesn't create any issues within the town, but rather helps keep the streets clear of low-life muggers which keeps the guards from having to beat down their doors. The guards here are chivalrous and valiant, very few showing signs of being arrogant.

A village high up in the mountains. The streets are normally covered with low-lying mist that only rises to about 2 feet off the ground. Crime is relatively low here due to how remote it is. The villagers are welcoming sorts, and the town's main staple is rice, potatoes, and other vegetables able to withstand the high altitude.

No one knows the origins of the stones that make up the outside of the buildings of this town, but they do know it's distinctive glow when they spot it while lost at night. Because the town being so easy to spot, it's also earned the nickname 'Beacon' since many who get lost in the wilds surrounding it owe their salvation to the fact that it glows at night. The insides of the homes are normally made with stone that doesn't glow, and the town's folk keep their windows shut at night so they can sleep. The people here are used to outsiders coming in and are fairly welcoming, but the local guard stay alert around them still.

Names after the Goddess of Wind, this floating city can only be reached by those able to fly, or those willing to scale the chains that keep it anchored to the ground. Within the ancient city lives a great deal of monks, both male and female, who devote their lives to living with nature. They know little of the ordeals of the outside world as they almost never leave the city, but whenever something cataclysmic is about to happen they're always the first to know and always send a messenger (in the form of a snow hawk with a letter on its back) to inform the nearby settlements.

The place where warriors are born and weaklings die, even the richest of families here have to fight to survive. The fate of almost all children is that they'll inevitable fight in the colosseum located in the middle of the city. Life here is harsh, crime rates are so high that no guard from any other city would dare transfer over. The justice in this town is simple, if you steal and get caught you die in the colosseum, or you die on the spot. There is no jail here, all criminals earn their right to walk free by fighting. Wealthy people come here to watch the 'rabid dogs' fight for their lives, and the very thing keeping this city from collapsing entirely is the very thing that infects it...

A calm town that seems rather normal. Children can be seen playing in the streets with their parents going about their lives indoors. Agriculture ranges from wheat and corn, to all other easy to grow crops like lettuce, cabbage, potatoes, and common herbs. The people here don't seem to be particularly combative, and the guard do a fine job of keeping the riff raff under control. The level of peace and tranquility, accompanied by the fact that Sanctuary is easy to get to attract many people who wish to settle down.