Ygreshval

The city of Ygreshval is the hub for most activity on the continent of subconscious and is one of the few cities with a port on the continent. This city also serves as the capitol for the Tuskens and the whole eastern portion of subconcious. Although this city is not without its faults.....

GEOGRAPHICAL FEATURES:

The outskirts of the city are surrounded by a sea of high rising sand dunes that partially shield it from the ever frequent sandstorms. To the north and northeast of the city lie the Balara Cliffs which have served as a place of saftey and worship when desperate times befell those living there. There are several small lakes and even a river to the south of the town leading toward the sea. Unfortunately the river is violent and is responsible for many deaths, causing it to earn the name Heroma's bane.

CITY:

The city itself has 3 main rings, and outer, middle, and center which often earns it the strategic value of a fortress during wartime. The outermost ring is the slums and quarters for the bounty of slaves held by the the resident of the inner rings. Street vendors often pop up and are known to sell some peculiar wears. If you're lucky, you can find one before it's torn to shreds by desperate commoners looking for something to eat. The middle ring is where the more modern city exists. It is always abuzz with pedestian traffic as these citizens rush to their daily work. The majority of this ring is jewlers, blacksmiths, carpentries, and forgeries. These venues are where the working class of Ygreshval make their living. There is a small fountain in each cardinal direction of this ring with a statue of the goddess Milik-Ma-Kimue, the patron diety of the Tusken race. Finally, the inner ring is where the rulers live and go about their leisurely lives. Other than the governmental builings the ring is mostly filled with housing, some of which has been converted to house underground casinos, brothels, and arcane treasuries. The inhabitants of the inner ring see themselves as superior in every way to anyone other than themselves and are usually quite standoffish to foreigners.