Old Naal Ok Zin

Overview

The oldest and largest part of the city, Old Naal Ok Zin is home to a large population of dragonborn. It hugs the coast of the straight between it and Ahr Finn. For the longest time it had been the only settlement on Kiin.

Layout and landmarks

  • Kun Hofkah lighthouse: The biggest lighthouse on the wes coast of Eir Andusk but still dwarfed by Ahst Vaal lighthouse. It is know as the tower of the "dancing lights" due to the light refracting through the rough, jagged windows made of volcaninc glass.

  • Golz Wahlaan castle: The biggest defensive stucture in the city. Home to the city watch and the governing body of the city. It is under the control of the Gateway Custodians. A small contingent of Eldritch Inquisition remnant main forces is also stationd at the castle.

  • Okaaz Wahlaan fort: A small fort on the west coast of Naal Ok Zin. Guards observe the ocean from its walls and matters of security pertaining to the Kobold Slums are handled from there.

  • Yuvon Golt Market: A dragonborn market, home to many local craftsmen that peddle local wares and crafts.

  • Veysun Wahl shipyard: Largest producer of ships on Eir Andusk. Mainly builds and maintains vessels for the Eldrtich Inquisition remnants.

  • Dwiin Zun forge: Dragonborn forge, used to be the biggest producer of arms, armaments and tools on Eir Andusk but has suffered some competition from the members of the Ironhold Chapter after they established Mahfaeraak and the nearby Owlbear forge. But this has devolved into a friendly rivalry after Dwiin Zun forge switched to producing only traditional dragonborn arms and armours. Headed by an old dragonborn named Dwiin Zun.

  • Owlbear forge: Smaller offshoot from the Ironhold Chapter forges in Mahfaeraak. They produce very little products on site, but sell products made in Mahfaeraak and act as a repair and maintainance centre for members of the Eldritch Inquisition and those that can pay for their services.

People of note

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Economy and daily life

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Culture and religion

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