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'''Wymoor''' (pronounced WHY-moor) is | '''Wymoor''' (pronounced WHY-moor) is, as of {{Year|6976}}, the largest city in [[Erenon]]. Ruled with a firm hand by [[Sircathe Wriys]] and his loyal retinues, Wymoor is seen by some in Erenon as a beacon of the future and by others as an ever-present threat. | ||
Prior to the outbreak of the plagues, Wymoor was a relatively small Erenite town, away from high traffic trade routes. Modern Wymoor has significantly outgrown the size of the original town, much of which has been demolished to make space for new construction. Large fields and farms surround Wymoor, providing the city with food and its guards with a clear view of any approaching threats. | Prior to the outbreak of the plagues, Wymoor was a relatively small Erenite town, away from high traffic trade routes. Modern Wymoor has significantly outgrown the size of the original town, much of which has been demolished to make space for new construction. Large fields and farms surround Wymoor, providing the city with food and its guards with a clear view of any approaching threats. | ||
Revision as of 03:29, 14 May 2022
Wymoor (pronounced WHY-moor) is, as of Y9976*, the largest city in Erenon. Ruled with a firm hand by Sircathe Wriys and his loyal retinues, Wymoor is seen by some in Erenon as a beacon of the future and by others as an ever-present threat.
Prior to the outbreak of the plagues, Wymoor was a relatively small Erenite town, away from high traffic trade routes. Modern Wymoor has significantly outgrown the size of the original town, much of which has been demolished to make space for new construction. Large fields and farms surround Wymoor, providing the city with food and its guards with a clear view of any approaching threats.
Erenite merchants frequently travel to and from Wymoor, as the city provides the best opportunities for trade in the region.