Where one of the first wars between Dwarves erupted. That was in an early age. Now it is a memorial ground, filled with graves, and always seems to have a red tinted mist. There are many dangerous creatures that live on this mountain, but dwell mainly towards the base. Only the most dominant and dangerous creatures live towards the peak, such as the dangerous Uinar. The mountain is 5,783 ft. Oddly the peak is completley flat, big enough for a whole town to fit upon. Dwelling here for too long is not a good idea however.

The peak of this great mountain is oddly flat, and has been used for pilgrimages, traditions, sacrifices, rituals, and just about anything else. There is a lone stone table to the easterns side of the peak, and the graves of long dead dwarf kings. Legends say that a great and terrible creature lives just underneath the peak. If this is true or not is uncertain. Dwarf miners do not wish to anger whatever dwells down there.

A great citadel just past Monut Axen few have ever gotten past this fort. Only if they be friends or an army will they ever gain entrance. It has slots in the adamantium walls where boiling oil is ready to be poured out. It is about seven stories high, and stretches a mile across. With dwarves armed with repeating crossbows spread out all over the top of the walls. Inside it has many guards and siege weapons along with some of the toughest defenses. Otherwise it acts like any normal town. Other than the fact it is all male dwarven warriors.

Grexe (Gr-e-ecs) is a fairly large Dwarven town. Life here is in good cheer, and the ale flows like water. This is one of the Dwarves most profitable towns.

Weringth is some 10 miles away from trojeim, and is the oldest Dwarven city. The buildings were made about 5000 years past, and have not been remodeled to the now better designs of more current towns. The lights are that of sun rocks, found only in the Dwarven lands, and provide a very good amount of light for centuries before having to be replaced. Many of the buildings lack color from the attack of time. But this city is still solid as the great rocks forming underneath.

Forginla in Dwarven (Forge city translated to human) Is exactly what it sounds like. This is the greatest forge center in all of Aragohm. stretching several miles, and several centuries to be made in to a city. It started as an outpost, everything made of refined metal, ore, and an assortment of crystals. Staying true to their original designs of everything being forged before made into to something, this city is the 3rd largest in the Dwarven lands. With every building being made out the strongest shields, metal, weapons, crystals, and just about anything that can be made into something. This underground city glows with heat captured inside the metals. In war the movement of hammers never stops, but in peaceful times it is like any other town, though they keep their reputation of having the best smiths of their race.

Dwarten means bad water in Dwarvish tounge. This is their northern dock, one of their three. It is decorated with many jewels, and few guards. Their ships are enormous, and some of the most seaworthy. Not powered by sails, but by dwarven man power. They use oars, this dock is made for such a ship, it is 30 feet wide, and stretches a mile from the shore. It took in total about a year to make.

Yurteun translates to suffering in the Dwarven tongue. Many centuries ago, when this common dock had just been finished, forces from land now gone came and invaded the Dwarve's lands. Many died, and around this 15 foot wide dock, their are many graves. Dwarves come daily to visit their long dead ancestors. Their graves describe what their part in the war was, and how they died. This rather plain dock stretches for a quarter of a mile. All the once valuable blood gems were destroyed, and forsaken when they learned of the crystals terrible power. Now only a few platinum crystals reside here. Platinum is the dwarve's symbol for remeberence.

This means dock of the king in Dwarvish. It is used only by the king, and his most trusted fellow dwarves. This is 70 feet wide, and stretches for two miles from the shore. This dock contains many dwarven navy ships, filled with cannons, and crossbow dwarves. 30 dwarven guards are ever present among this quiet dock. It is also where the Minotaurs first landed. Much to the late king Ja'uin's dislike.