Garâl-Thûru

After the capture of Gulud-Burâg, the area of Garâl-Thûru, highly defensive by nature, was turned into a network of subterranean fortifications, thwarting Varelay's schemes of domination.

This desire of domination, a demon virtue, included just about every piece of land on the surface and beneath that they could find. During Varelay's long reign they came to hold territory across Ma'Ohari, Dhark-Bolg, and into the northern tracts of Azrik and Maleddanar.

- Nîr Ralc, Thrakopolis historian, excerpt from his book - "Demon Empire of Ma'Ohari"

The defenses comprised tunnels under tunnels, hundreds of rope bridges linking firing platforms and bunkers scattered across hundreds of stalactites. The installations on the cavern floor were even more numerous with the whole fortress network covering a five mile diameter. Designed by blutoid engineers with an interest in disrupting the plans of Varelay's demon masters, they made Garâl-Thûru an impregnable bastion that never fell to Varelay's armies.

In 2501 LE, long-time hostilities between the city-state of Garâl-Thûru and its southern neighbor are settled with the capture of Galir-Khizad. With the conclusion of hostilities, these two city-states become holdings of the Vîlnên Monarchy.