Moralút
Moralút is westernmost of the Ameder city-states, bordering Tnúros beyond Fórekaz River to the south and Telúknaar to the east. The city is one of the wealthiest in entire Naarþ Vóel'k despite ruling one the smallest countries of the Ameders, due to plenty of natural harbours and abundance of trees providing scented wood, which is popular among the aristocracy for funerals.
The Taarí Lighthouse is the symbol of Moralút, and is the birthplace for the worship of Úrtní, a stonemason who oversaw its construction and was was deified after death as a patron goddess of the lighthouse. Her worship has since spread, with Úrtní now wide venerated as a protector of sailors and fishermen. Warriors of Moralút are known for using very tall shields in combat against pirates at sea, used to both defend the wielder and an archer crouching at their feet.
The Taarí Lighthouse is the symbol of Moralút, and is the birthplace for the worship of Úrtní, a stonemason who oversaw its construction and was was deified after death as a patron goddess of the lighthouse. Her worship has since spread, with Úrtní now wide venerated as a protector of sailors and fishermen. Warriors of Moralút are known for using very tall shields in combat against pirates at sea, used to both defend the wielder and an archer crouching at their feet.
Structure
As in all Ameder city-states, the common people of Moralút are divided into several castes, ruled by a clan of mages.
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