Rycote

Rycote is a beautiful city of great diversity. Many from around the world come to Rycote to study about the ancient ruins which dot the land, but as more people move here, the city is becoming a modern-day marvel as well. The cultures of the inhabitants inspire a range of architecture and the use of marble and limestone from the ruins produce striking results.

Population: 124,000

Demographics:

Dwarf, 34%

Elf, 9%

Gnome, 1%

Halfling, 1%

Human, 37%

Dragonborn, 15%

Lizardfolk, 3%

Government: Crowned Republic, - King and Queen, Legislative Assembly, led by the High Lord

Economy: Growing steadily. More and more people in the area are moving to the city to learn various trades. Imports: Spices, Wine, Textiles, wheat Exports: Barley, sunflowers, potatoes, beef, Rice, Fish

Businesses of note: the Queen's Servant Inn, the Old Boat public house, the Swift Hawk Inn, Earna's potatoes and poultices, Grimlar's Smithy, the Mage House of Maritom.

Attractions:

The Catacombs of Rycote - underneath the city are miles and miles of tunnels left over from the old ruins.

The Pools of Daralis - a subterranean pool located within the catacombs is often sought out for supposed medicinal and magical properties. The reflection often reminds those who look for it of their childhood nightmares.

The Meetinghall of the Dhashmiiri Lords - twice a year, on the summer and winter solstices, each major city sends a representative to the meetinghall, to discuss the laws and regulations of the land. After the great cataclysm an age ago, and the fall of the Dhashmiiri empire, each city decided to become their own rulers, and have no central emperor or empress. Over the centuries of the age, the five major guilds were establish and codified by the Dhashmiiri Lords for the protection of the sacredness of the laws of each city state.

The temple of Paladine, god of rulers and guardians.

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  Rycote

  Rycote is a beautiful city of great diversity. Many from around the world come to Rycote to study about the ancient ruins which dot the land, but as more people move here, the city is becoming a modern-day marvel as well. The cultures of the inhabitants inspire a range of architecture and the use of marble and limestone from the ruins produce striking results.
  Population: 124,000
  Demographics: Dwarf, 34% Elf, 9% Gnome, 1% Halfling, 1% Human, 37% Dragonborn, 15% Lizardfolk, 3%
  
  Government: Crowned Republic, - King and Queen, Legislative Assembly, led by the High Lord
  Economy: Growing steadily. More and more people in the area are moving to the city to learn various trades. Imports: Spices, Wine, Textiles, wheat Exports: Barley, sunflowers, potatoes, beef, Rice, Fish
  Businesses of note: the Queen's Servant Inn, the Old Boat public house, the Swift Hawk Inn, Earna's potatoes and poultices, Grimlar's Smithy, the Mage House of Maritom.
  Attractions: The Catacombs of Rycote - underneath the city are miles and miles of tunnels left over from the old ruins. The Pools of Daralis - a subterranean pool located within the catacombs is often sought out for supposed medicinal and magical properties. The reflection often reminds those who look for it of their childhood nightmares. The Meetinghall of the Dhashmiiri Lords - twice a year, on the summer and winter solstices, each major city sends a representative to the meetinghall, to discuss the laws and regulations of the land. After the great cataclysm an age ago, and the fall of the Dhashmiiri empire, each city decided to become their own rulers, and have no central emperor or empress. Over the centuries of the age, the five major guilds were establish and codified by the Dhashmiiri Lords for the protection of the sacredness of the laws of each city state. The temple of Paladine, god of rulers and guardians.