Isle of Allcroft
Kingdom of Atas`Cosita
Atas`Cosita
Capital city of the Kingdom of Atas`Cosita. A smaller city with a port only large enough for one or two vessels at the most. Mainly a trading city, responsible for ferrying the goods to and from the Kingdom of Sodore and the Kingdom of AtasCosita. Capus
Small village. Main production consists of lumber and coal / gem mining. Bourignan
Farming Village. Produces crops of vegetables and grains. Deepdale
Tree Village. High in the treetops of the forest lays Deepdale. Vast wooden bridges span from tree to tree, connecting houses and places of business. Deepdale is renowned for their trackers, huntsman and archers. Femyny
Small city where the female gender is the one who calls the shots. Males are second class citizens who are there for breeding and household chore purposes. Plains
Vast grasslands that are used for crops and animal grazing. Wild animals roam freely on the plains. Badlands
Only the most rugged of animals live within the badlands. Swampy in some places while barren in the others, the Badlands has been the home of Allcroft’s most ominous villains.
Kingdom of Sodore
Sodore
Capital city of Sodore. A mecca of culture and sophistication! The laws are fair as is the monarchy. Famous for the pillars of marble that surround the grand palace. Dak Ho
Port City! All trade in Allcroft gets routed through the vessels constantly going to and from Dak Ho. Corcoran
Farming village. Produces grapes used for Sodorian White wine. Constantly at odds with Alane. Alane
Farming village. Produces grapes used for Sodorian Red wine. Constantly at odds with Corcoran. Gartan
Farming village. Produces milk and milk products of high standards. Meilyr
Famed for the Wizened Tower, Meilyr is home to the Sodorian School of Magicks. A place where any who have the talent can find guidance in its use. Across the Great Divide
Dubh Siwa
Exotic Marketplace on the very edge of the desert. There are very few laws here so while you can purchase most anything for a price the risk you take can be costly indeed.
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