So called because it was the first to be rebuilt, this quarter largely holds residences of the everyday citizens. While some businesses are based here, they are largely furniture makers or clothes makers. Essentially, the businesses which one does not want to drag the wares of through the mud and grime.
Sub Forums: Beauté du Tissu

The Second Quarter is west of the First and north of the Fourth. People are now beginning to call it the Market Quarter because one can buy anything from swords to jewelry, Bibles to books detailing lascivious acts. Watch out for your money purse though, thieves are heavy in the area!

Though Third, it is most certainly not third in terms of importance. This area has the docks where trade goods from all over the world come in. However, smugglers have also been known to bring their goods in through the docks. Fresh fish, anyone?

Now being called the "Underbelly" by the citizens, this area is well known for it's more lively pursuits. Though there are a vast number of architects living in the area to work on the city, there are also a brazen amount of prostitutes and salesmen who claim to be able to cure your baldness and love problems.

Is it a coincidence that the townhouses of the rich commoners or the wealthy nobility are near by the Fourth Quarter? Unlikely, but don't tell their wives or sisters that. When not politicking their way in the newly built palace, the nobles and wealthy commoners throw parties and attend to personal business in their homes.

Named "Leap of the Lion-Hearted" because of the King's desire to build again on the ruins of the last palace, it is considered an unparalleled beauty in the architectural world. Not only does it convey a sense of warmth, but also a sense of authority. Here, the king's family resides and plays with politics throughout the year.
Sub Forums: The Lion's Hall, The Great Hall, Isolde's Gardens, Queen's Chambers, King's Chambers