The diversity of our home is it´s ultimate strength. Gnomish scholars, Dwarfen craftsmen, even Orcish soldiers from all over the world travel our streets. We must build the necessary amenities for all those people. The city is in many ways a conglomoration of cities within one. The important parts are as follows

Elvendocks

• Were the elven Remnant Fleet once landed, now its home to nobles and wealthy families rather than elves - the only elves that remain here are either elves rich in their own right, or servants and artisans in service of the nobility. The various elven ships of old from enormous remnant ships to elven light craft have now became stationary, with buildings built ontop of, within and inside them, with half the district seemingly on stilts or floating on water.

  • Silver Gardens: the most exclusive part of the Elvendocks built further inland. The Silver Gardens proper is an extremely large park with various palaces dotted belonging to the most powerful of noble families, notably the Silver Families.

  • The Tael: meaning 'Hall' in Elven. The City Hall and Mayoral Residence where Elvendocks and the Bilge meets, the Tael and its surrounds is a middle-class bulwark against the Bilge.

  • Prince's Park: the actual elven neighbourhood (named after the idea of elven principalities) of the district. Because of the elven history with artisan crafts, it is also regarded as the arts district of the city, which works well with its proximity to the universities of the Towerhill District.

Newport

Newport: the actual docks and port for the city, after Elvendocks became a nobles quarter. It is located at the eastern side of the mouth of the Damesk River. Halesstown: a large enclave where a lot of Halessi people and Harimari. Started as a place to cater for halessi sailors. Newport Arsenal: a citadel and arms-manufactory for both naval and land armaments

Royal Quarter

Where the Imperial Palace is and where old Castle Dameris, the ancient seat of the Dameria Kingdom was. The Royal Quarter is on the opposite side of the city from the Elvendocks, but a straight and well guarded highway (the Doveroad) cuts through the city straight to the Elvendocks. The Imperial Palace sits ontop of the highest hill on this side of the river

Dovemarket

The main mercantile district of the city, sitting on the southern end side of the Damesk, bordering Newport to its south, the Royal Quarter to the east and the Bilge directly north past the river. Dovemarket is where much of the old city of Damucen was. The Doveroad cuts through the Dovemarket to get to the Imperial Palace. While the Damesk River is the official border between the Dovemarket and the Bilge, the lines usually blur with some of the Dovemarket spilling north and some of the Bilge spilling south.

• Dovemarket Bazaar: a large outdoor market set across a multitude of plazas and streets. Directly touches the Doveroad, and there has been many clashes throughout history to prevent the bazaar from spilling out onto the Doveroad itself.

• Forgeway: a large street off the Doveroad that heads south towards Newport. A prominent dwarven district but also the most popular place for adventurers seeking weapons and arms, and any other sort of equipment

• Old Colosseum: an ancient Damerian Republic amphitheatre where gladiatorial fights and great debates were once held. Largely abandoned and in squalor until the Blackpowder Rebellion when the Constitutional Assembly and later National Parliament made it their home.

Towerhill

• Home of the ancient mage towers of the Damerian Republic, now home to two prestigious universities that teach magic (amongst other subjects): Silmuna School and the Imperial Academy. As with its name, the district slopes up the Erecen Hills to its north. A district full of academics and artistes.

Temple District

• Home to various temples of many religious faiths, also home to the Order of Chroniclers. Wealthier merchants also live here. The Temple District exists to the southwestern tip of Anbenncóst, flanked to the north by the Elvendocks.

  • Gnomish Village: once a gnomish neighbourhood, it has since become a liberal and forward-thinking quarter known for its avant-gardes, free thinkers and inventors - much to the dismay of the more conservative aspects of the Temple District

The Bilge

A sprawling slum situated at the heart of the city, above the Damesk River. The largest of all districts, albeit unofficial. The Wards are a failed part of The Bilge that tried to be renovate with new terraced housing and buildings in the 1660s, its now a large neighbourhood with the buildings half-finished, or half-completed by its poorer inhabitants - offering a strange mix of grander architecture and simpler slum architecture ontop of it. Still, the more "well off" inhabitants of The Bilge live here, but because of the real estate demand it is also home to more professional criminal syndicates. Located on the eastern edge of the Bilge, touching the Damesk River. On the other side of the river is the Imperial Quarter.

• St. Auci's Cathedral: the largest Ravelian Cathedral in Anbenncóst, built in the 17th century. The Ravelians bought a large tract of land in The Bilge for low prices to build such a monument.

Earshore

Formerly a fishing village southeast of Anbenncóst, by the time of the Age of Artificers it saw rapid and uncontrolled growth, becoming practically attached to the city. Regarded as a second bilge in the making.

• Develop the city. We do not conquer, we build upwards

• Seek to become the dominant Trade power of Anbennar

• Decide whether to persue colonies for our city, it would be costly but we have adventurers a plenty for such a choice

• Stay out of the Empires politics of become a major player ourselves

• Religious temples to every creed exist within out cities. Does Corin have a place here?

• Our people grow louder in demanding a voice. Do we listen or will a tyrant or king rule instead?