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Northorn is a city in the north of the [[Fairweather Vale]].

There are small, pale, almost glowing bright blue flowers that carpet path through the old growth trees. The flower petal paths resist crushing and run to the edge of the river. The main street is on both sides of this river; the blue flowers are what passes for the street.

The buildings are shorter, made of wood or packed brick. There is one row of houses on either side that stretch off quite a distance - one strip with some outbuildings. To the right we see two branches of a stream coming together and joining. Where they cross there is a small spit of land with two standing stones, and a small plaza behind them just looking down the road. The building in the plaza has a sense of space and design of where the lord of Northorn probably lives - it has two towers and entrance in the middle. There is a sense of grandeur, possibly European governmental.

There are 3 separate districts - Firbolgs, Halfings, and Wood Elves. They come together in the long strip and the 3 separate districts are networked together via flower paths and the river, meeting in the center of the city.

Firbolgs are in west village
Wood Elves are in the golden wood
Halflings are in Longbranch

Firbolgs were here first, Wood Elves settled nearby, then Halflings settled there too - so the city grew together

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