Guthnimor

Built by the Sulukhan, this area began as a mountain retreat named Hegdir Froa. Run by storm giants and other friendlies, it was reachable only by flying mounts. With aeries for rocs, griffons and others steeds, it had nearly a hundred rooms for various sized occupants, steam baths, cold mountain pools, game areas, and studies for discussing affairs of the region and beyond.

In 740 HE, the Naral-Mîma were forced to seek refuge here. From the battlements, alongside storm giants that soon arrived, they turned back a large Tungesti army. In 745 HE, with times changing, and the mountain retreat going decades without use, the Sulukhan turned Hegdir Froa over to a people without a home.

The Naral-Mîma prospered in the area, building the town of Guthnimor a hundred feet below the great balconies of Hegdir Froa. Today, the city envelops the spire that once only held a giant-sized mountain retreat. Hegdir Froa still serves an important part in regional affairs, a secure neutral zone where matters can be settled before turning to war.

Know for its banking, Guthnimor financed the construction of Gazulud-Gik. The city also has a reputation for engineering and construction with several notable schools and large test areas. East of the city is perhaps the largest bridge in the realm, a marvel of engineering called Kharal-Gik.