Un Sidiesba

A bustling port town in northeastern Leokolriz, widely known for providing all sorts of entertainment.

Demographics

Large parts of the population were rather wealthy, due to Un Sidiesba being a major trade hub in western Leokolriz. Additionally, the city attracted countless artists seeking both inspiration and a generous audience.

Industry & Trade

The port was a major trade hub for the export of commodities such as Leokolin Silk, fish and crustaceans from the Zugnur Sea or fruit and vegetable products from its oasis regions. As for import, foods, ores and artisanal work from the Zugderi Sea region were highly sought-after.

Infrastructure

Countless piers and warehouses were located along the eastern banks of the Leomitelki River. The upper city was embedded in the lush oasis jungle, combining the beautiful scenery with luxurious villas and recreational places such as parks, theaters or casinos. Other famous venues were the piklisemi, buildings where people went to enjoy delicacies and exotic drinks while listening to music and watching dancers, jugglers or other performers.

History

Records of that port city go back to about 3300 NZR. At that time, it was still known under the name "Un Litiezpo". In 2761 NZR, after the region fell under the control of Leokolriz, the partially destroyed city was rebuilt with the name "Un Sidiesba".
Thanks to the Leomitelki River facilitating trade with the northwest of Mustik Hamesi, Un Sitiesba quickly became a major trade hub. By around 1460 NZR, it was unrivaled within Leokolriz and had even outgrown the capital city further south.
In the spring of 2 NZR, the city was largely destroyed in a bombardment by the Ran-E-Zu Confederation. The survivors of that attack soon abandoned the settlement altogether.
After the Final War, the Rilsu later built a new city on its ruins that became known as Zakidisba.

Tourism

Droves of people from all around the Zugnur sea used to come to this place in order to bask in its atmosphere. Many traders or politicians combined business visits with enjoying the various culinary or cultural attractions. It was an unwritten rule that people would not leave without attending a theater performance or spending a night at one of the piklisemi, preferably both.

by Kathrin Janowski using Wonderdraft

Southeastern Ralenlos Mountains

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RUINED SETTLEMENT
2 NZR, Kolkanoma 26

Founding Date

~ 3300 NZR

Type

Large city

Owning Organization

Leokolriz

by Kathrin Janowski

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