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Dav'Ris' most unique city, as it is the only true neutral zone. The circular territory occupies the boundaries of Barlea, Beyham, and Malorr. This is a large, bustling city with many guilds, shops, and a thriving market where many rare and valuable items can be found and bargained for. Because of its neutral border laws this is also the easiest place for those with no alliance to seek work and for adventurers to find quests and treasure they seek.

Far to the north of Aevaer is a large, lush land connected to Aevaer by thin and rocky tethers. At the furthest north of the peninsula are the Sanpol Ruins. While there are many ruined castles and deserted villages throughout Dav'Ris, the Sanpol Ruins are the ancient remains of a kingdom long ago forgotten whose castle is said to be possessed and guarding rare treasures. These treasures and secrets have yet to be found or fully understood, however, the area is far too infested with trolls, dire wolves and rats, and man-eating giants for any army to risk their forces for.

Known as “Symtarr Het Ylann,” or “The Island That Likes To Be Visited,” this island is tiny and surprisingly dangerous. Given its warmer waters and tiny size, many would find the island to be an attractive place to fish or swim, however it houses a massive secret unknown to even the wisest and most powerful human mage, and is only known to a small few of elvish elders who are old enough to remember. As the name implies, the island has a problem staying put. The island can only be accessed when both moons above Dav'Ris are full, plus the two days surrounding the full moon in its cycle. That only happens very, very rarely. People unfortunate enough to be on the island and not leave it in time vanish with it, never knowing they are missing or for how long. People trapped on that island don't age, and once (if ever) they leave victims say the island “calls” to them until they surrender and return to the lonely island or die from madness. The island is eerily still and holds no animals or birds or signs of life, but the Ley Lines are covering the island like a blanket. Popular legend holds it that those who once inhabited the Sanpol Ruins are still alive and trapped on the island.