Morindel is a city and surrounding region in Valrindor, governed by a regent and connected by diplomacy and trade to much of the continent. The city stands near the Morindel Sea.
Layout
A white wall encircles the city. Its buildings are largely white stone, with flat roofs. Stone streets lead into a civic district with larger, more elaborate buildings and angular designs. Its meeting hall accommodates the regent and delegates. Merchants and workers use the streets and market square, where a fountain releases water seemingly from empty air. The city’s vaults preserve ancient texts and artifacts.
Morindel is a city and surrounding region in Valrindor, governed by a regent and connected by diplomacy and trade to much of the continent. The city stands near the Morindel Sea.
Layout
A white wall encircles the city. Its buildings are largely white stone, lower than Omberion’s towers, with flat roofs. Stone streets lead into a civic district with larger, more elaborate buildings and angular designs. Its meeting hall accommodates the regent and delegates. Merchants and workers use the streets and market square, where a fountain releases water seemingly from empty air. The city’s vaults preserve ancient texts and artifacts.
Government and trade
The former nation became a loose alliance of city-states. Concern over Shroudvale led Magnus, then its regent, to agree to a defensive alliance with Blackcrag. Reciprocal visits with Omberion established a formal trade route. Contact later dwindled, and Eremion dismissed the need to maintain the relationship. Magnus served as regent for decades before dying of old age.
History
Ancient Morindel belonged to the Malverand Empire and was controlled by Eremion. Its tall white towers and gilded glass bridges rose above modest homes and farmlands. Parks and waterways interrupted the streets, and skyships operated above the city.
Morindel is a city and surrounding region in Valrindor, governed by a regent and connected by diplomacy and trade to much of the continent. The city stands near the Morindel Sea.
Layout
A white wall encircles the city. Its buildings are largely white stone, lower than Omberion’s towers, with flat roofs. Stone streets lead into a civic district with larger, more elaborate buildings and angular designs. Its meeting hall accommodates the regent and delegates. Merchants and workers use the streets and market square, where a fountain releases water seemingly from empty air. The city’s vaults preserve ancient texts and artifacts.
Government and trade
The former nation became a loose alliance of city-states. Concern over Shroudvale led Magnus, then its regent, to agree to a defensive alliance with Blackcrag. Reciprocal visits with Omberion established a formal trade route. Contact later dwindled, and Eremion dismissed the need to maintain the relationship. Magnus served as regent for decades before dying of old age.
History
Ancient Morindel belonged to the Malverand Empire and was controlled by Eremion. Its tall white towers and gilded glass bridges rose above modest homes and farmlands. Parks and waterways interrupted the streets, and skyships operated above the city.
During Malverand’s fall, Zero trapped Eremion in a singularity while Kallion conjured a sun. The singularity consumed the sun and exploded, destroying the city and severing a land bridge. Water from the Calthorpe Ocean flooded the old Morindel Lake, forming the Morindel Sea and submerging part of the ancient city. A new capital developed in the region afterward.