World of Yamara: Battle for Krel'Khazar
Krel'Khazar was once an area of grass and hills, with some mountains scattered across it. Just like the human capital of Compton, the great orcish city thatl ied within the great landforms of Krel'khazar was massive, owning buildings in all corners of the area. To the north, atop a great hill, was an area of trade and commerce, known as The Market District. Beside it was a place called The Docks, where great floating ships would park to export and import their cargo. Below it was a crime-infested area of lowly shops and terrible thugs. It was known as The Violence District. It was completely surrounded by barbed fences. Right next to it was a large hill known as The Village Square, where huts and hovels scattered across it. The area next to that was a gigantic hill known as The Untouched Hill, which was always thought to curse anybody who dared to climb atop it. At the side of that, the southernmost point of the area, in the corner of it's boundaries and right across Krel'khazar from The Market District, was a gigantic mountain known as Ogre Mountain. Large villages were built into it, along with a secret spy tower belonging to the humans. At the top of this mountain was a small encampment owned by humans and a base of operations, both of which were, obviously, constantly feuding with eachother. Right below that was a small hill known as Lookout Point, where a small scouting tower kept watch over The Untouched Hill for any hikers who tried to climb it. Behind that, against the southern border mountain, lied a small guard post. Right next to that, in front of the Krel'khazar Passway, was the border patrolling camp. Next to that was a Jin Fu monk tower. Behind that was The Great Mountain, a humongous mountain home to a base of operations and, directly below it, a great cave known as Bogwinter Cave lied in place. A large mountain lied to the east of it, and, inside of a cave in the front of it, lied a wild tribe of moon elves. They and the ogres were neutral factions for quite a while.