Agnor

Geography
A small grounded island, just outside of the Sea Storms, however still thickly within the Belt of Clouds.

Physical Appearance
Agnor is a city built from the many interwinning, wrecked ships that have crashed against the island. Along with the many wrecked ships that have been renovated, and fixed up to resemble shanty homes and other structures, there are also many decks that run along the water where in-tact ships reside. The merchant kings/queens alone own the limited amount of land on the island, using most of it for their farms and massive villas. Ships have been placed atop each other to create skyscraper-like structures built from ruin, all resting against the city's largest structure, the Eye of Cyres.

The People of Agnor
Agnor is primarily made up of Scalekin, or men and women in the form of snakes, lizards, and other reptiles. But there also various races of sea folk that live in Agnor or visit regularly, as well as humans, orcs, dwarves, and elves. Agnorians are skeptical, untrusting, devious, and manipulative; not as a nefarious act, but merely because it is the only way to survive within the rough environment of Agnor. Agnorians are so untrusting that during the marriage ceremonies, the husband veils his bride in the presence of witnesses (some from each family, as well as strangers) and solemnly declares 'she is my wife' to ensure that all are aware that this is a legitimate marriage. Agnorians don't shake hands, as hands are tools for theft and death; and as such are considered filthy limbs.

Slaves are the staple product bought and sold within Agnor, an irony that the Agnorians do not forget, with the largest sector of the city being the Slave District. With the second largest district being the Red Light District. People come from far and wide to purchase Agnorian slaves, which are considered some of the highest quality slaves in the known world, as slavers often pay for their slaves to be taken to the slave schools where they are conditioned for a life of servitude.

Bounty Hunting is a profitable profession in Agnor, as many people seek refuge in Agnor, hoping to disapear within its crowded streets. Bounty Hunters are, however, truly hated and often the victims of random muggings or murders as their job is against the values of the free city.

Politics
There are no official leaders of Agnor, however, the Merchant Kings/Queens have monopolies over entire markets and hence, in a city centered around trade are the main powers within the city. But even these figures can be replaced in mere moments by a few stab wounds. Nothing is guranteed in Agnor, only those with the drive to kill, steal, lie, and manipulate surivive long enough to see themselves lifted to the higher stations within society.