Wolfsfelden

The majority of the population are Humans(55%), with a small enclave of other races and their hybrids; Elves(8%), Dwarves(12%), Gnomes (6%), Halflings(10%), Goblins(8%), Orcs (1%).

The city is governed by a Lord Mayor who reports to the Duke Elector. While the Duke has final say over the city most daily activity is left to the lord Mayor and his council. The various wards of the city elect Aldermen to represent their interest to the Mayor but do not hold any authority beyond their influence.

The Duchy of Wolfsfelden maintains a standing force of 500 soldiers, a city watch of about 1000, and can call up a large militia force from the city and the countryside. They also house several artillery pieces tho they are aging by most standards within the empire.

Wolfsfelden is the primary agricultural hub of the region and a primary commerce center to sell the lumber, pelts, and other resources harvested from the surrounding forest, to other settlements within the Duchy and beyond its boarders. A great deal of its wealth coming from the supply of Lumber to the Dwarves of Tal'Kadre.

Wolfsfelden has 5 Major roads that lead thru the city, and the great Bridge in the north across the Timberfall River. The city has many alleyways and cobbled streets, the regions outside the town tend to be hard pact dirt and can get quite muddy in the rainy season.

Wolfsfelden has 10 districts of various sizes around the city.

• The district of Smallbridge in the city of Wolfsfelden is known as the poorer part of the city. Despite its bustling atmosphere and strong sense of community, the narrow, winding streets are lined with dilapidated wooden homes and buildings in need of repair. Many of the residents struggle to make ends meet, and the area has a higher rate of crime and violence compared to other parts of the city.

• The district of Silkside is a newer and more affluent area, located on the outskirts of the city. It is known for its spacious streets and well-maintained homes and buildings, many of which are built from stone and feature luxurious furnishings and amenities. Silkside is home to many of the city's wealthy merchants and growing middle class, despite it being outside the city walls.

• Wind Valley is a district north of the Timberfall River, gaining its name from the steep river bank on one side and the rolling hills of the tundra on the other. It is occupied mostly by farmers and and trappers who wish to be closer to the wilds. It has few amenities and is more insular of a neighborhood then other districts.

• The district of Ghostwood in the city of Wolfsfelden is named after a haunted wood that once occupied the area. Despite being located within the walls of the city, Ghostwood has a reputation for being a mysterious and foreboding place, shrouded in legend and folklore. The district is known for its dense, winding streets, lined with tall, shadowy buildings that seem to loom over the residents. At its center is a small Lake which seems to always produce a mysterious fog in the Autumn months, and is a favorite for ice skating in the winter. The district is also home to many of the city's most intriguing shops and taverns, known for their mysterious and alluring atmosphere. Some say that strange and magical things can be found within the Ghostwood, and that the district is a hub of mystical and arcane knowledge and power.

• The district of Westgate is known for its fortifications and military presence. Located at the western entrance to the city, Westgate serves as a first line of defense against any potential threats from the wilderness and is home to many of the city's soldiers and guards. In addition to its fortifications, Westgate is also known for its training grounds and armories, where the soldiers and guards of the city receive their training and equipment. The district is a hub of military activity and serves as a symbol of the city's strength and resolve.

• The Old District in the city of Wolfsfelden is the oldest and most historic part of the city, known for its rich heritage and cultural significance. At its heart is the original town's long house, which has been converted into the courthouse and mayoral building, and serves as a symbol of the city's rich history and traditions. The district is characterized by its wide square and old weathered buildings that have stood the test of time. Despite its age, the Old District is a thriving and vibrant community, with a lively market square, bustling taverns, and a rich cultural scene. The district is known for its colorful festivals, traditional music and dance. The courthouse and mayoral building, located at the center of the district, is a symbol of the city's authority and power, and serves as a hub of civic and political activity.

• South Town is the largest district within the walls of the city of Wolfsfelden and is known for its size, diversity, and energy. Home to a large portion of the city's non human population it is a melting pot of cultures, languages, and traditions, as much as "backwater" Wolfsfelden can be. The district is characterized by its bustling streets, crowded markets, and diverse array of shops and businesses. The citizens of South Town are known for their hard work and entrepreneurial spirit, and the district is a hub of commerce and trade. In addition to its busy markets, South Town is also home to a variety of residential neighborhoods, ranging from sprawling estates to cramped tenements. Also known for its vibrant cultural scene, with numerous theaters, museums, and galleries, as well as its thriving nightlife. The district is a hub of artistic and cultural activity, and is home to many of the city's creative and intellectual leaders. Despite its size and diversity, South Town is also known for its problems and challenges, including poverty, crime, and overcrowding

• Sunset Ward is a fairly new district emerging on the South western outer wall of the city. Closer to the wild forests it is often seen as dangerous but in truth is still very close to the city walls to be at any great risk from the wilds of the forest. It hopes to become an important trading hub for settlements that are pushing further south and west into the Wilds of Wolfsfelden.

• Lost Fair is outside the city walls to the South East and is along the road which leads to the Thanedom of Tal'Kadre and the adamant dwarves. It holds a large portion of dwarven and gnomeish population and has several trading posts where dwarven merchants sell their wares without having to enter the city.

• Dog Meadows houses many of the farmers and herdsmen of the fields which supply the city with much of its food. Named after the large population of sheep and livestock dogs that guard the flocks and herds against the Wolves of the forest. It is a simple rural community with honest hard working folk.

The Most well known Guild within the City is the Moonpack Society, a hunters guild who hunt the beasts and monsters of the Wilds and can be hired to help with expeditions into the deep wood. The city has several trade organizations, a vibrant criminal underworld, and several competing interests among its Aldermen.

• Wolfs Den Tavern: A massive two story building that is a beer hall and inn. It is known for its inhouse Ale, a strong and dark brew, as well as being the base of operation for the Moonpack Society. A group of hunters and adventurers that operate in the wilds of Wolfsfelden

• Ghostwood Emporium: A large magical merchanture in the Ghost Wood, connected to a well known auction for the rarest of finds, but also home to many magical potions and items. If they dont have it they can find it. The shop also is home to many oddities that simply attract those passing by to look at the curious taxedermy, strange baubles and trinkets.

• Adamant Keg: A dwarven Tavern in the Lost Fair district that is partially subteranean. Having a good array of dwarven spirits and authentic dwarven cooking it is a favorite among the Onar of the city and the best place to find rare ores and high quality smiths.