Thaliost

Thaliost is a large city in what is now northern Thrane. The area, and the city, used to be part of Aundair, but was confirmed as Thrane territory by the Treaty of Thronehold at the end of the Last War after having been originally captured 80 years before in 926 YK. The citizens still largely consider themselves Aundairan and are torn between bitterness at their political abandonment by their homeland and anger at the seemingly harsh theocratic regime that currently rules the area with a necessarily firm hand.

Because Riots and small acts of disturbance are not rare occurrences after the Last War. After the rise of the Yannashur warforges however, there are less rebellious activity recently.

Landmarks
White Arch Bridge

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See:Compared to the Thranish capital, Flamekeep, the structures of Thaliost is seems a little more reminiscent to Galifar back before the Last War. Many of the residential units here are only single-storey duplexes with a garden for a roof. In fact, even the other buildings here had gardens on their roof. They were big on shrubs and flowers. There were some fine distance from each line of establishments. The city also featured a small cannal, connecting it in the river of the Scion of Sounds. That cannal divided the city's marketplace. Only the more luxurious shops had their own penthouses or studios-like establishments. For the most part, the merchants are elevanted on a long podium made of brick. On thatcher or leather served as their roofs, and a few tables were set up right outside of their businesses. The majority of people inhabiting this city seem to be mostly human like many settlements in Thrane. Equally so, there are also half-elves here but it's hard to tell sometimes. =====

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Smell:The city was very close to the river. In fact, it was right next to the main bridge that connected the north of both east and west of Khorvaire. It wasn't briny per se, but considering how close it was to the northern seas of Khorvaire, you can tell that some salt were present. This subtle aroma would be easily be overpowered by the occasional whaffs of food being cooked by the inns and homes, and even the stables found near the walls. =====

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Hear:The distant stream of the scion of sounds is audible, muted by the wall and controlled by the cannal. Save for the rare instances of northern storms or even tsunamis, the cannal would be calm. The chattering and walking isn't loud. After the war against the Yannashur, there were less people now. Time to time, you'd hear the blacksmith hammer down steel, or a cook using the bonfire cantrip to light up the stove, but other than that it's pretty tame here. =====
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