Novus'Olum Main Continent

1 - Flor-Cora: A coastal town whose main exports are fish and coralite. Very little lies atop the ground in this town, most of it being underground in intricate cave systems for living quarters, workshops, and residences. The main portion of the populace is made up by a race called Troglodytes, who use their aquatic affinity to catch large amounts of fish and collect the coral they need to produce their own special material, called Coralite. The coralite used in the buildings give the area an iridescent glow, which is only further accentuated at night due to the moonstone used in the lighting. Many people consider the beaches around the town to be very romantic due to the atmosphere at night.

2 - Tinesar: The accumulation of a multitude of smaller villages within the vast network of labyrinthine tunnels throughout the ground. The buildings made of clay from the swamps combined with the monotonous environment make it a confusing place for newcomers to traverse. Clean water is brought to each town from an underground river.

3 - Loleliosi: A port town along the coast with picturesque buildings, charming cobblestone streets, year round sunny weather, and blue skies. The town’s main source of income is tourism and fishing. Frequently, it is a romantic getaway spot for newlyweds and couples. The streets are lined with bars, taverns and quaint shops to accommodate tourists.

4 - Gele: A frozen wonderland. Located within the coldest area of the main continent, Gele calls attention towards its peculiar style of architecture of buildings that seem to simply stick out from the the ice and snowy mountains.

5 - Faius: A small town in the mountains with structures built from clay and ceramic. Several small rivers run through the town’s streets to pool at the base of the mountain, the water of which shines pale pink because of the pink flowers exclusively native to that island. It is said that water contains healing properties that do not store well unless properly preserved when bottled. The surrounding forest and mountains offer protection for the village, making it and the pool difficult to reach.

6 - Rekazi: (Map) As the capital city of Novus'Olum Rekzai contains the main train station for the AE 509 R.k. R.r. Novus'Olum Express, the Grand Library, and all of the headquarters for the 8 Divisions of The Alliance. Because of it being the central hub for all travel to and from the world the city has the broadest variety of cultures present.

7 -Vonkurbyl: A bustling town founded by a foot-high, gnome-like race called Kurbyls. Something is always being created and treated as the "latest masterpiece" here, as the industrious little people are constantly tinkering on new machines, specializing in vehicles. And the latest utter fascination is; air travel.

8 - Adrasta: A heaven for merchants, it's a center point for importing and exporting goods from all over the continent, only after Rekazi. Its harbour is also from where most things coming and going from/to the big archipelago pass through.

9 - Kieri: An older city which culture focuses more on books and archaeology. Even though the city is located in the plains it's kept surprisingly cool because of the network of water from the river it sits on running through it. Many of the streets are crowded with merchant stalls though half of the merchandise is ancient artifacts and other old looking material.

10  - Delilia: One of the first towns to be officially organized in Novus’Olum, Delilia started as just a small village in the middle of an isolated green part of land. It grew considerably since then, but is still small for a town, and lacks much of the technologic devices for transport that are present in other regions. All buildings are nature-friendly, many having been built over, into (or even being the very) trees and conglomerates of vegetation. Any bridges are also natural, be them rocky or made out of growing roots. Also called ‘Fairy Land’ by some people

11 - Eestas: Started as a little conglomerate of people who moved from Delilia towards a deeper part of the archipelago, but in opposition to its 'mother little town' Eestas thrived and grew rather fast. It's a city focused on tourism, mainly referring to its picturesque landscape, the small forest located next and the mountains beyond.

12 -Quelerin: Quelerin is one of the last remaining aboriginal town from ancient times. The housing structures are built within the trees themselves, carved into the wood of the trunks and almost hidden from view. Quelerin is most well known for its woodcraft but also for it’s quality fruits produce.