To give you some sense of scale, the journey from Telchar to Turr takes about three days on Horseback, providing the weather is good and you travel light. A journey from Turr to the Mossdale Caverns would take considerably longer (perhaps a week), despite a similar distance, because of the mountainous terrain in-between and because of the Marshlands that one would have to navigate in the Korathi Heartlands.

Rough Map – Look at Banner for source of inspiration
Bastion Keep:
Built upon a large cliff, Bastion Keep is not actually as big as it looks. Whilst certainly imposing from the outside, most of the inside is rock-face and so very little is actually ‘Keep’. Still, it’s positioning makes it almost impenetrable and it’s dominating of the local scenery has often been praised as the reason would-be invaders have been weary of sieging. The only way in is via the long steep walkway ahead of it; it’s so long in fact that horse-drawn carriages are used to ferry people up and down it. His holiness, Lord Krios lives and sits here.

The Hanging Prison:
The Hanging Prison rests beneath the lighthouse and is only accessible via boat. The structure itself is linked to the Keep, but following its transformation into a prison, the connections were collapsed. Perhaps the location which best illustrates how unforgiving its people are, the hanging prison is 90% comprised of Sky-Cells. In the majority of cases, criminals (from pickpockets to serial killers) are thrown into small cells along the archway with a rope tied around their neck. These cells each have massive holes which give way to the sea and rocks below, and there is only a small ledge of which to stand. Prisoners are rarely even able to lay down without falling out of the hole. As such prisoners will eventually find themselves hanging from the archway alongside dozens of others – a grim sight intended to deter any that would break the law.

The Port District:
The Port District is the only part of the city accessible by water (save for the Prison), and is primarily a trading hub. It is also where one finds the city’s fleet. As such this district has a fairly high guard presence.
Notable locations include: The East Gate; The White-Swan Trading Company’s HQ; The Rusty Anchor (Tavern); The Navy HQ; Customs and Immigration Office.

The Crafts District:
The Craft District is home to many factories, workshops and warehouses. Many of the common folk work here, with the biggest export being cheaply made weapons. Metal and materials are imported in, and standard quality weapons are exported out. It’s fair to say this city owes much of its economy to Arms dealing.
Notable locations include: The William’s Arms Company buildings; The Magic Corset (Brothel); Himerian Embassy.

The Commons:
The Commons is the largest district in the city. It is mostly residential and where is where the majority of citizens live. The area is fairly diverse in regards to quality of housing, with some nice city houses in the northern area, and some small shanty-town-like areas near the Port and Crafts Districts. It houses the South Gate, also known as the ‘Plebs Gate’.

Central:
Central is the heart of the city and is where most visitors like to spend their time. There is very little housing in the area, and instead is mostly filled with public buildings, shops and taverns. It is also where one must go if they want to begin the long trek up to Bastion Keep.
Notable locations include: The Town Hall and Main Square; The Jolly Lion Inn; Dunfire’s Bank; The Swan Theatre; The Bee and Barb; The Marble Fort (Marble Knights Guild HQ).

Northwall:
Northwall, like central, enjoys a lot of trading. Whereas the Port sees a lot of imports/exports relating to arms, Northwall sees a lot of imports/exports relating to agriculture. It has a fair bit more housing that Central, most of which is good quality; many see it as the half-way point between the Commons and Hightown.
Notable locations include: The North Gate; The Telchar Market; The Temple of Manannan; The Stone Abbey (home to priests and warriors of Manannan).

Hightown:
Hightown is the rich area of the city. The houses are large and grandiose. It’s where the nobility and wealthy reside. Here there is only a small city guard presence, as many of the inhabitants have their own security.

Area outside the walls:
Outside of the walls you have mostly farmland. Of course, the further away from the city you go, the wilder the land becomes, giving away to forests, caves, and all sorts of interesting locations. Patrols tend to keep to the roads and the odd watch-points.