Valamer

A smaller city, Valamer is far less urbanized. Rather than clearing land for construction, many of the buildings incorporate natural features into them. As a result, the city is much more nature-based when compared to other cities in Ozma. In addition, the train station is located some distance outside of the city.

In contrast to many other cities, Valamer has a large fae population, with humans being a minority.

To the southwest of the city lies the Emerald Grove.

Monarch
Valamer is ruled by High Queen Isilda Moonmeadow and her husband, Fanderal Staghelm.

The Heart of the World
At over 200 feet tall, the Heart of the World was the largest tree in Ozma. The tree was the seat of power for the Royal family and was home to an unknown number of sprites. The most unique resident was the sage. Inside the tree there was a stable of Jack Rabbits equipped with riding gear. The creatures served as mounts to some of the sprites.

The tree was destroyed by Vardok during the Batte of Valamer.

Prior to its destruction, the tree was starting to look ill. Specifically, leaves were starting to curl in on themselves and veins of black energy could be seen. It is unknown if this was due to the presence of the black dragons, or due to other forces.

Docks
The docks served as a significant point of trade for the City. One of the notable features of the docks was a golden bell & hammer, a powerful magic item. The exact properties of which are unknown.

Shops

 * Mystics
 * A magic store run by a half-orc male. The store often has a heavy guard presence.

Food, Drink, Accommodation

 * Amber Flagon - Inn
 * The Prancing Jester - Inn
 * The Dog?
 * A busy tavern named for the Shiba Inu that sits behind the bar, preparing and serving customer's orders.

Places of Worship
There are no obvious temples inside the city.

Civic
Despite being positioned on the Elden Ocean, the city does not have a port. Instead, water traffic utilizes a number of smaller jetties and docks.

Valamer is one of the few cities which does not have a defensive wall. Instead. it is ensconced by a thick line of barbed vines.