The Iron bastion

Eventually besieged and conquered by a confederation of barbarian tribes who would make the stronghold their new capital. Within the stronghold's walls, the streets and alleyways are narrow and twisting, designed to stifle and frustrate any attacking force that managed to penetrate the fortress outer defenses. The rooftops are flat and crenelated, like the battlements of a castle, allowing soldiers above to dominate any enemy below. The city is the visual representation of the empire's austere nature. Many noble houses are located in the capital, such as House Bol'hair and Du Couteau and Stout. The Iron bastion has been divided to 4 disticts by heights.
Mortoraa: Translated into Iron Gate, is a small district within the Immortal Bastion, known for being one of the wealthiest neighborhoods as well as home to the mysterious socialites. Unlike many other districts which are typically cramped, the streets in Mortoraa are luxurious and comfortably spacious. However, at night it has a reputation as the most ominous district for the streets are never illuminated with torch-light or lantern.
The Ivory plateau: Constructed mostly of cathedrals for belief, more luxurious houses and the Guild of Forges. Most of the scholars and well renowned craftsmen of The Iron Bastion hold their housings on the 3rd level of The Bastion, while their shops still reside in The Fleshing platforms.
The Fleshing platforms: The main level of Iron Bastion, most of Noxtorias trade is conducted here, as well of most of Noxtorias residents reside here. Noxtoria has been renowned for a spectacle called The Fleshing, though it is unknown if this still continues. It is a gladiatorial event with a cruel twist: as a fighter wins their matches, the number of opponents they fight simultaneously, generally other prisoners of war, increases. This meant eventual death for every contender, though also unparalleled glory.
Slums: The sprawl of dwellings built beyond the battle scarred walls of the Noxian capital where many people live in abject poverty and death is commonplace. Tally-men of Nerull often notch their staffs and bare bodies from the almshouses.

Type

Region

Included Locations

• The guild of forges
• The Moonberry Inn

Included Organizations

• The brotherhood of the voiceless

Owning Organization

The Noxtorians

Related Professions

• Forge master
• Warmason