Otror

Background
Otror is the most populous and developed nation of T’ona’scep. Rich in viable farmland, minerals and precious gemstones, Otror established itself as a key player in trade. The Bonnemoux Family commands over Otror with a strong yet empathetic presence. Otror is considered a beacon of progress, fairness, and equality across all of T’ona’scep. Otror is welcoming to all, often serving as a place of refuge for immigrants from K'agrar looking to escape the harsh desert and harsher social climate.

Culture/Religion
Otror has a rich and diverse culture in large part due to the various races and cultures that both helped form Otror and sought refuge. Knowledge, justice and patience are the pillars upon which Otror operates. There is no national religion, citizens are free to practice and worship as they please.

Bonnemoux Family
The Bonnemoux Family has ruled over Otror for generations dating back to it's founding. The current ruler, Emerald has three children. Seris is first in line for the throne followed by Serria then Sernan. The royal family is well known and beloved; they are often seen greeting citizens and listening to their petitions while out in the city with the royal guard.

Exports
Otror has a diverse economy and exports a large amount of goods to other nations, except K'agrar. Otror's primary exports are the various inventions and metalwork born out of Purwa.

= Cities =

Toumote
Toumote is the capital and pillar of Otrorian society and is home to the royal palace where the Bonnemoux family resides. Famous for its extensive and beautiful open air market, Toumote attracts many travelers and traders alike. Anything you could possibly want can be found in Toumote.

Gulcrosse
Gulcrosse is nestled between Toumote Lake and Toumote River, serving as an important waypoint for those traveling in and out of the capital city of Toumote. Gulcrosse offers a ferry service across the lake to the small village of Forkscoltow. Gulcrosse frequently trades with Aumont along the river for the ocean catches and delivers them along with their own catches in the lake and river to Toumote for sale.

Tulmur Point
Situated at the southern peninsula of Otror, Tulmur Point is a port city with large exports of natural resources collected from the surrounding area and fish. The city has lost much of the hustle and bustle after The Mystic Mists began targeting ships around the city in The Whispering Ocean.

Aumont
Aumont sits across La Mar Bay from the Efril city of Bridmel. The bustling port city provides much of the fresh seafood to the capital of Toumote along with Abrian wine, a rare treasure that can only be obtained by trade with Efril.

Purwa
Purwa sits in the shadow of the Purwa Range, a mineral rich mountain with numerous mines that provide work for much of Purwa’s population. Due to the high quality and abundant natural material, Purwa is also home to many craftspeople and crafting guilds. Some consider Purwa to be the innovation hub of Otror, even above Toumote.

Glentar
Glentar is a port city that serves as Otror’s main hub of trade within the Wesgul Caldera. Glentar does not trade with K’agrar nor offer ships to Dorkoul as Otror does not agree with K’agrar’s views of slavery and class structure. However you may be able to find a ship willing to sail to K’agrar anyway...for the right price, that is.

= Villages =

Rakailey
Rakailey serves as a waypoint for many traveling along the major trade route in and out of Otror. It’s a small, sleepy fishing village, but is well known as the inspiration for the setting of a popular novel: Duskbreak, a romance novel about vampires.

Hampthi
The small mountain village of Hampthi sits between The Great Divider and the Purwa Range. It is a sleepy town known for being rich in alchemical resources- the fertile soil is perfect for growing various herbs, flowers and produce. There is a small alchemy and medicine school that attracts travelers and scholars alike.

Ebrent
A small mining village, Ebrent is home to many craftspeople and miners that would rather avoid living in the crowded city of Purwa to the south. The town is perfectly situated on the banks of Lake Purwa and at the base of the Purwa Range, making it an opportune spot for a mining settlement.

Ditarie Hills
The northernmost town within Otror, Ditarie Hills, operates as a supplier to Toumote of fish and produce. Many villagers make the trek to Toumote to sell their products. Ditarie Hills is one of the less developed villages in Otror, most likely due to being next to The Unresting Deep. There is a small mining population that goes into The Great Divide for raw materials to both use for crafting and sell to the larger settlements.

Forkscoltow
A small village sitting on an island in the middle of Toumote Lake. Forkscoltow has a tiny port that houses the Toumote Ferry to Gulcrosse. Many of the residents of Forkscoltow are farmers and craftspeople that travel daily to Toumote to sell their wares in the market.

Ritrail
Primarily a farming village, Riltrail is one of the few settlements near the Otror Badlands. Due to it’s close proximity to the Badlands, Riltrail is scarcely populated and rarely visited by travelers.

Bathmor
Bathmor is a small coastal village south of the Toumote Steppe on La Mar Bay. It is a waypoint between the cities of Aumont and Tulmur Point for those traveling by land. Despite being along the coast, Bathmor doesn't have a particularly large or established port; larger ships and merchant fleets rarely drop anchor in the town. One of the primary exports is logs and raw stone collected from the base of the Toumote Steppe.

Yarwood
Situated south of the Otror Badlands and to the west of the Mire of Lost Souls, Yarwood is an extremely small fishing village. Many of the inhabitants have been there for generations and don't want to go through the process of settling elsewhere despite the strange and dark occurrences that happen frequently.

Nipden
Nipden is a small remote village south of the Fifth Slopes. It rarely gets visitors and very few people travel out of the town to the rest of the nation. Little is known about it.