Licatichs

Licatichs boasts a healthy mixture of artisans, farmers, spiritualists, and retirees drawn to its mystical reputation. A small number of scholars and pilgrims travel here from across the Principality of Meshia to visit its famous Harmony Sanctuary.

Licatichs is run by a mayor and a town council composed of elected representatives from each district. The council oversees trade infrastructure maintenance, spiritual harmony, and the management of seasonal festivals.

Licatichs exports dried flowers, enchanted lanterns, herbal teas, and handcrafted clay pottery. The town receives regular trade from Dovesport and inland farming villages. The tourism and spiritual pilgrimage economy also plays a major role.

Despite its magickal air, Licatichs is grounded in sold craftsmanship. Its streets are cobbled and well-maintained. Public services include a library, community wellspring, market square and shrine wardens for each district. The town uses a combination of traditional lighting and magickal lanterns enchanted to glow at dusk.

Old Lichatichs

Nestled at the heart of the town, Old Lichatichs is the historical and spiritual center of town. Cobblestone streets wrap around the ancient town square. Traditional architecture dominates here: thatched roofs, ivy-covered walls, flower boxes. Many homes have been in families for generations. Locals gather in the square to socialize. Festivals steeped in tradition are held here.

Fairycross

A whimsical, magickal district known for garden lanterns, enchanted fountains, and tree-bound fairy lights. Beloved by tourists and local children alike. Here, whispers of ancient tales and legends linger, weaving a tapestry of wonder and whimsy that captivates all who wander through its charming streets.

Clayspring

Characterized by its fertile meadows and natural clay-tile cottages framed by cascading vines and colorful blooms. Underground springs keep the gardens lush year-round. Residents grow herbs and maintain flower farms, which are a key part of the town's export economy.

Cloud Alley

A district shrouded in mystery and intrigue, Cloud Alley is renowned for its ethereal beauty and otherworldly allure. Wisps of mist drift lazily through the narrow cobblestone streets, casting a veil of enchantment over the quaint shops and cafes that line the alleyways. At dusk, the setting sun bathes the district in a golden glow, painting the clouds above in hues of pink and lavender, and beckoning travelers to lose themselves in the timeless magick of Cloud Alley. It is home to a Harmony Sanctuary. Locals believe the district is blessed and no violence or harm can befall anyone here. It's a popular spot for meditation, reflection, and wedding ceremonies.

A Harmony Sanctuary

Several natural springs used for health and magickal purposes

Rich herbal and flower farms that support the local economy

Unique handcrafted lanterns exported to other towns and cities

Founded in 1695 AR, Licatichs grew from a sacred grove site where ancient Meshian sears claimed to hear whispers from Infinite Grace. It was chartered in the 1700s as an official township. The Harmony Sanctuary was built in 1721 AR, and since then, the town has enjoyed a reputation for being a place of healing, clarity, and peace.

Harmony Sanctuary in Cloud Alley

Ancient Town Square in Old Licatichs

Lantern Market in Fairycross

Clayspring Gardens, open for tours and tea tastings

Licatichs leans into classical Meshian aesthetics: clay-tile roofs, white plaster walls, deep wooden beams, pastel shutters, and sculpted fountains. Districts like Fairycross and Cloud Alley include magickal embellishments like floating lanterns or softly glowing stones embedded in walkways.

The town is built on gentle rolling hills overlooking forested groves and flower meados. Underground springs feed into community wells and support the blooming economy of Clayspring.

Temperate with mild, misty mornings and bright, breezy afternoons. Licatichs rarely experiences harsh weather due to its spiritual protections, according to local lore.

Underground fresh water springs

Clay deposits used in tiles and pottery

Medicinal herbs and high-quality flowers

Naturally flowing stones found near Cloud Alley