Belynar

The ancient city of Belynar is really two cities. There was the Belynar of the Cyrads—a city that was full of beautiful, elegant, buildings, full of gardens and laughter and there was Belynar of the Narsi, full of artifice and elaborate magic, and full of intrigues and huge monuments—in its day the greatest city in the world. And now, the city of Belynar stands on the brink of yet another rebirth.

The Belynar of the Cyrads was the most beautiful and perhaps the most enduring city. Time, the efforts of the Narsi, and the Devastation have been unable to obliterate the work of the Cyrads. The Cyrads built their city into all sides of Mount Belnos and around its base. They built around the shores of the lake and across the plains that lead to the Camal Sea. And they built to last. The Cyrads prized light and space, and greenery. They terraced the sides of the mountains to create space for light and airy homes and gardens. Most Cyrad public spaces were gardens, and they loved the sound of flowing water.

Magical pumps and cisterns supplied water to all parts of Belynar. Parts of this water supply works to this day, sustaining the refugees.