Ravenmoore

Nestled within the formidable embrace of the Leopard Mountains in the western reaches of Oldeshire, Ravenmoore stands as a testament to architectural experimentation and natural beauty. Situated to the east of Beauregard, on the other side of the imposing mountains, this unique town finds itself surrounded by breathtaking landscapes.

Founded by the visionary Demonic_Wolfe, Ravenmoore occupies a valley that lies beneath sea level, encircled by the dramatic contours of the Leopard Mountains. The terrain primarily consists of rugged grasslands and exposed mountain stone, adorned by sporadic clusters of trees and vibrant mountain wildflowers. At the heart of this picturesque valley, a cascading waterfall descends into a tranquil pond, adding to the valley's charm.

Ravenmoore is renowned for its innovative architectural designs, the most striking of which is the iconic 100-meter-tall tower that pierces the valley's center. This tower is supported by a delicate red wireframe, with a whimsical 30-meter-tall wizard's hat sculpted from red stone crowning its summit, serving as an unconventional yet captivating landmark.

Amidst the valley's natural beauty, Wolfe Spring, a natural hot spring, emerges from the mountainside. Here, a full-fledged spa has been meticulously crafted, offering residents and visitors a sanctuary of relaxation.

For those with an appreciation for culture, Ravenmoore boasts an impressive amphitheater for artistic performances. Additionally, the town's main library takes on a whimsical appearance, resembling a colossal bookworm, complete with a friendly face, reading glasses, and an inviting open mouth.

On the northwest side of the valley floor, a small commercial district provides essential services, featuring a bank, restaurant, inn, and the Holy Cow place of worship. Throughout the valley, single-family homes dot the landscape.

Hidden within the mountain's embrace, the Necromancer Hideout offers a place of contemplation and spirituality. To the west, a small chamber named the Knights of the Holy Lance welcomes gatherings and meetings with its three tables.

As if these wonders were not enough, Ravenmoore's eastern flank is crowned by another magnificent landmark—a colossal dark red tower, its foundation extending outward like the roots of a grand tree. At its summit, a sprawling 110-meter diameter disc adorned with intricate red, orange, and yellow mosaics creates a mesmerizing spectacle. In the center of this masterpiece lies a prominent 8-pointed star, adding an ethereal touch to the town's enchanting ambiance.