Iotiichir

Proteus:
The of Iotiichir, housing a large number of people within its city’s borders. As is with most the towns in the country, they are devoted to the worship of Dragons, even housing an impressive temple to the Old Dragon God Io. Flanked by mountains and forest, they have a steady flow of lumber and mining as an industry, with the only drawback being the monsters that live within the forest that fight the workers in hopes of preserving their green home. With the mere size of the Capital, it is not uncommon for unsuspecting travellers to lose their gold to swift pick pockets and swindled from their earnings by sharp-witted con artists on the streets.

*The Inn is called The Hall of Dragons
*The Temple can be found in the centre of town


Nereida:
A fair sized city stationed not far from the path that leads to the Underdark. They are distrustful of travellers that emerge from the path, due to the fact that in the past their once small town was attacked by raiding parties and horrid beasts from the dark realm below. The way they survived so long to make their village grow larger was a pact made with the “Forest People” to protect them from hostile parties and beasts. The ‘Forest People’ are rumoured to be a myth to other villages, some tales depicting a large tree that moved on its own accord that would capture travellers and devour them, while others tell of living plants that would coil around the hostile powers and hang them from the branches by the neck as a warning.

* The Inn is called The Yellow Elixir
* The main shops deal in Magic and Hunting Gear
* The small temple dedicated to the gold dragon Valamaradace
*There is a good-sized Library here

Minali:
A small village nested at the edge of the lake, housing a small number of people. Their main industry is fishing and an open trade with other cities to acquire goods they may need. They are a simple folk that are into Dragon worship. With fishing as well as farming at their jobs of choice, they are not often found in the heat of battle that may pop up among the other cities over time.

* The Inn is called The Lion's Cup
* The small temple dedicated to the grey dragon Zebukiel


Hadassah:
A fair sized city rich in Mining and the Forge, they are the main export being Dwarven-made weapons and Gnome engineered mecha. Another export being minerals and other items retrieved from the mines. They sell their weapons to mainly anyone, not really caring what they may be used for.

* The Inn is called The Leaky Flagon
* The main shops deal in metal weapons and armour, as well as jewelery
* The small temple dedicated to the red dragon Ashardalon


Tamar:
Resting across the lake from the other villages, it mainly relies on the waters for food. They have cultivated the land to farms and are home to mainy skilled Rangers that hunt down beasts within their woods and those that may have escaped the Underdark. With a mountain range behind them, they are at risk of avalanche when they have a heavy winter. They don’t get many travellers, so are weary when strangers arrive in their city.

* The Inn is called The Zestful Cat Saloon
* The main shops are mostly supply or food shops, with no large trade in adventuring gear.
* The small temple dedicated to the silver dragon Silvara


Turin:
A very isolated village, hidden within the foliage the forest offers. It is a deeply religious town although they are also known for music, hosting a grand music festival every year in honour of their dragon. They are largely self sufficient, not seeking trade from outside sources if possible.

* The Inn is called The Egg and the Horde
* The main shops seal music and religious artifacts, but there's a small weaponry and armour shop.
* The very ornate temple is dedicated to the platinum dragon Bahamut. It also acts as a town hall.


Nagendra:
A moderately-sized town, Nagendra is blessed with rich fishing, fertile crops, and plentiful hunting. They attribute this plenty to the monthly offerings of food and finery that they leave for the mighty Paladin said to live on the towering Mount Altiui.

* The Inn is called The Phoenix's Cup
* There is heavy trade in gold, marble, gemstones, and other finery.