The Cities
Teton
Teton is the heart of trade, a beacon of resilience perched atop the remnants of a mountain range long eroded by time. Where Grant thrives on tension and cutthroat dealings, Teton embraces the ingenuity of its people, its identity rooted in the industrious spirit that transforms it into a hub of commerce and invention. The Tetonians themselves are hardy, energetic souls, born into a legacy of survival and enterprise. From an early age, they are taught that progress isn’t a privilege but a responsibility. To trade, to innovate, to create—this was their mantra. Community bonds in Teton were strong, forged in the bustling markets and the shared determination to build a future worth living in.
Grant
If ambition were sound, Grant would be the roar of molten metal in forges and the frenzied chatter of marketplaces. The city thrives on tension, its veins coursing with the Barok—its digital currency embedded with microchips that enable instantaneous, untraceable transactions. “To Want is to Endeavor” was the guiding principle etched into Grant’s soul. Wanting—whether it be wealth, power, or influence—was seen as an act of courage, and to strive toward it was the highest form of living.
Glaician
To speak of Glaician is to speak of perfection. Nestled amidst icy plains, the city stands like a crystalline jewel, its symmetrical skyline gleaming under the pale sunlight. Here, everything was measured, calculated, and pristine. “Order is strength” was not just a motto but a commandment, and every aspect of life in Glaician adhered to its immaculate design. The streets of Glaician are silent compared to the cacophony of Grant or the bustling vibrancy of Teton. They are broad and lined with identical, glass-paneled buildings, each reflecting the city’s flawless symmetry. Glaicians moved with quiet efficiency, their faces calm and purposeful, their steps precise as though choreographed.