Post city lore here.
This message had punctuation tweaked by the GM at 19:47, Thu 11 June 2020.

The excerpt from JKT to TZ correspondences reads:

Consequently, the engineering and design of the steam shower and bath chambers to this suite as well as each of the 12 vast murals painted herein are from my spiritual mentor, the inspired Heironimus Thoth. I should expect you will have a chance to meet him at some point as his gifts of engineering are currently invested in colossal towers of light and motion. It is enchanting but it purely functional in that these structures have been effective in gently suggesting what is perceived as the location in which the eikons may find attractive and obscuring those areas of which we are all simply hoping to escape from a trampled mess of blood and viscera.
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Tarn is a port city, and one of the most densely populated in the region. It is known for it's high rising stone buildings and narrow alleys. It hosts the university, which is outside the proper city walls as it's own self-contained citadel boasting to be the largest library in the realm.

Notable spots: Poultice & Kettle, a shop for herbs and magical artifacts.
This message was last edited by the player at 03:38, Fri 23 Oct 2020.

Alycone is second to Tarn in terms of modern cities, but was founded upon a river fork near the largest freshwater lake on the continent. The city is surprisingly open and lacking in walls, a very stark contrast to Tarn. It is known for it's beautiful landscapes, gardens, and vineyards. They produce some of the finest wines, and have an extremely diverse nut and cheese trade. They are also unique in that they have a government sponsored department (DDOS) that produces officials specializing in supernatural and magical threats.

Notable places: DDOS HQ
This message was last edited by the GM at 03:52, Fri 23 Oct 2020.