Elden

Situated on the border between the Oldeshire and Sammarck regions, Elden stands as a captivating gateway, beckoning travelers to step back in time to the late 1800s. Established by the eccentric billionaire FL_Basher, this town was purposefully designed to evoke the charm and nostalgia of a bygone era, despite its relatively recent origin.

The heart of Elden beats with the rhythm of a different time, as wooden-framed buildings with steep gable roofs and sturdy stone foundations line its streets. Gardens bloom with vibrant colors, tranquil ponds ripple in the sunlight, and graceful water fountains bring a sense of serenity to the town.

Elden boasts an array of attractions and amenities:

- 23 homes, each exuding the timeless allure of the late 1800s. - The Map of Elden, a captivating building housing a large floor map of the town. - A train station, offering easy access to the West Shire Rail network. - St. Kierna’s Church, a place of reflection and community. - A bustling market plaza, anchored by a central fountain and accommodating nine vendors. - The Elden Blacksmith, crafting the finest tools and weapons. - Elden Stables, catering to the equestrian needs of the town's residents. - The Elden Museum of Historics and Fun Stuff, a treasure trove of rare artifacts, substances, and weapons. - Burger Comrade, a beloved burger restaurant where locals and visitors savor flavorful meals. - The Elden Dockside Tavern, a hub of social interaction and merriment. - A towering 26-meter statue, depicting a man wielding a diamond sword and facing east, symbolizing strength and determination. - A thriving dockyard capable of accommodating up to seven ships. - Elden Castle, an expansive walled complex with its own blacksmith and chambers for potion masters.

In the skies above Elden, the sight of hot air balloons and airships is a common occurrence, adding a touch of whimsy to the town's ambiance.

Venturing beyond the town's limits, a majestic windmill graces the western landscape alongside the remnants of a watchtower. To the east, four towering spires represent the elemental forces of Fire, Water, Air, and Earth. Adjacent to these majestic towers lies an underground housing complex, complete with an underground theater.