Aeolrah
Aeolrah is one of the four Elemental Gate communities of Exorsia, built around the Elemental Gate of Air, which connects Exorsia to the Elemental Plane of Air.
Aeolrah is located near the highest peak of the Iron Mountains, built directly underneath the Elemental Gate of Air, the buildings that make up the community built on mountain side outcroppings and on sheer cliff faces.
Unlike the rest of the Iron Mountains, Aeolrah is not cold and uninhabitable; it is quite tempered, though the powerful winds cause a chill. Through harnessing the gate's energy and Magic the protectors of Aeolrah have created a lush and pleasant environment noted by the abundance of cherry blossom trees.
Aeolrah is the smallest of the four Elemental Gate communities, largely due to the extreme difficulty in travelling there. In addition, due to the community's proximity to the Elemental Gate of Air, Aeolrah has a high population of Air Genasi.
Government
Aeolrah is governed by the Council of Aeolus, a council of elder citizens that manage the wellbeing and security of the population, as well as being the primary figureheads for any foreign affairs and for the settlement's many religious and cultural celebrations.
Defence
Aeolrah is defended by it's population of skilled Druids, Spellcasters and warriors, with their main priority being defending the Elemental Gate of Air against any unwanted visitors that may journey through.
Commerce
Aeolrah has no official trade with the outside world due to its isolated location, almost all the settlements equipment and produce is created and grown locally.
Geography
Aeolrah is built up upon the tall mountain bluffs of the Iron Mountains, buffeted by strong winds that threaten to throw you back to the earth.
A haphazard collection of simple homes and buildings made of stone, leather and wood are spread across the more stable parts of the mountainside, alongside a menagerie of cherry blossom trees whose petals dance in the wind.
Due to Aeolrah’s height the air is quite thin, making it difficult to breathe for visitors.
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