FyeBell

Located southeast, just outside of the weeping woods of Eiclane. the rich district of the city is closest to the woods -The city of Fybell  as a whole tells a story of undeserved opulence. A heavy divide is visible between the beauty of the high class and the squalor of the lower class.

-This town is governed over by Lord Charles Edmund II, an oppressive, middle age high elf who uses city funds to constantly throw extravagant parties and buy expensive relics from across the world

-The tasteful architecture of housing and commerce in the wealthy districts is something to marvel. Streets of well paved stone lie below restaurants and stores, that utilise wood, marble and other fine stone in their creation-Personal Manors are situated further into the surrounding woodland, allowing entitled to utilise and hunt in the forest whenever they please.

-(Nobility in the higher districts mostly consists of elves and high born humans. other races do exist there, but are far less frequent)(the thick woods means that sneaking into the wealthy district or any of the Manors would be possible if someone were able to avoid guard patrols)

-A large river creates a divide between both districts. The outer walls of the high district give way to the decrepit slums further out of the woods.Buildings cram together along streets that are either poorly cobbled or just dirt. the supports of Wood are rotten and the stone walls are cracked from poor creation or damage. Guards of the city rule over the slums ruthlessly, beating and robbing from anyone that does not comply with their demands. They watch the walls of the upper district and aid in the collection of taxes by any means necessary. The guards rarely enter the poorest areas of the slums unless they need to. They mostly guard the walls of the high district or the forests for the nobles.

-A large criminal presence maintains itself in this city, using the tightly packed buildings to traverse the city quickly. They use "runners" to aid in thefts, messages and murders.The largest criminal organisation is known as "windscars". An organisation that prospers on both quick heists or assassinations. their workers use their agility to escape capture.

-Lord Charles Edmund has recently given the order than any organised crime in the city is do be punished with hanging to send a message to the peasantry. The city has recently employed the use of bounty hunters and other experienced trackers to investigate and eliminate any organised criminal threat.