Drakhôr

Built by the Kal-Oni (1016 - 1266), Drakhôr was the first frontier outpost west of the Foronir River.

On 1 War March 1282, with a military parade of over twenty thousand mounted soldiers, Drakhôr became the capital of the Council of Bile.

The most notable features of this city are its sky-towers. Built on the earth motes of Elphion, some of these wonders are accessible by bridges suspended by earth and air motes, or by way of teleportation devices. Some personages that seek the utmost security and privacy have their floating towers reachable only by flying.

Drakhôr has twenty lofty spires named the Drakhôr Aeries. Stables for flying steeds, half are capable of handling dragons.

With five rings of walls, each separated by a water-filled moat, in times of peace these moats are canals for moving goods to the city's harbor on the Lake of Nadrunal.

The largest churches of the city are to Ares and Hades. The church of Ares is called Bal-Kriav Headquarters. In this citadel-like church resides the Citadel Dictum, Ares's top religious authority for all Bal-Kriav.