Zama Regia

Human (61%), Gnome (13%), Dwarf (10%), Half-Elf (6%), Halfling (4%), Elf (3%), Tiefling (2%), Half-Orc (1%)

Zama Regia, while coming under the jurisdiction of the Ravalonian Empire, functions mostly independently as a city-state. It can make its' own laws on the most part and is a refuge for the wealthy. The poor are illegal, and if you're found to be living under a certain bracket of earning you will be exiled from the city. The city currently has an ex-adventurer as governor in the form of Ozilius, the tiefling bard, who favours adventurers and performers. He is being openly challenged by a consortium of guildmasters, led by Matron Kattica Morvon.

DISTRICTS

Citadel:
Where the Governor resides. Originally built by Bluefury as their base of adventuring. This is also where royalty of the Empire or visiting royals from other nations would stay.
  Glassgate:
The Artisan district, where many famous painters, sculptors, writers, and performers make their craft. Many theatres and art galleries.

Light Road:
The Merchant district. The largest market, Rainbow Square, lies here. Full of warehouses, storage, and shops galore.

The Lawn
The decadent park, filled with marble statues and huge fountains and exotic plants and birds.

East Road
Residential and tourist district. Just generally filled with rich people, tourists, casinos, resorts, and hotels.

Sunrise Port
The merchant shipping district. Lots of colourful characters and famous merchants live and operate here, coming to and fro to do trade. The most multicultural area, populated by people from everywhere on the Great Trade Coast, along with the Coral Coast and even Fenvalor and Jillibrett.

South Port
The docking spot for adventurers, explorers, and just the generally famous. Another tourism area where foreign delegations are often welcomed.

Oakrest
The adventurers' district, where old adventurers come to retire and new adventurers come to reside. Competition for quests is intense, and people who are in the know would be aware of the planar portals used for travel, along with an entrance to the enormous megadungeon of Steelemaze.

Egwell
Often called "Little Jillibrett" by the Zama Regians, this region was settled by gnomish inventors who didn't want to be subject to Jillibrett's patent system or the Empire's invention taxes. 

Churchan's Gate
The religious and arcane centre of the city, deemed a necessity by the empire and founded by Ravalonian priests headed by Archmaster Churchan. There was a certain level of disdain towards the priests, viewed as the watchful eye of Ravalon. In response, arcanists and rival religious groups moved in and now it's one of the most religiously diverse places in the Empire.

Citadel

• The barracks, manned by Captain Tharador Sharthstein, the Elven knight. Garrisoned by lesser nobles and wannabes who patrol the Citadel and the city proper.
• Uvior's Spire. Mage's tower originally built for Uvior of Bluefury, and manned now by the Archmage of the city, currently a hag called Gladys Grimerambler.
• Bluefury Beacon. A tall statue of a greatsword of rune-carved stone, which shines with a cold light when the town is under threat.
• Ryre keep, the castle itself where the governor, Ozilius, and his family lives and all official duties are conducted. Built by Bluefury and designed by the Architect, Moghumin Bonemantle.

 
Glassgate  

• The Crossed Candles: An elegant dwarven inn, within which time seems to pass more slowly.
• Gogno's Masonry: A cluttered stonemason's workshop, hewn from a single massive outcrop of rock.
• The Sublime Pavilion: A large timber and brick theatre, home of a female elf named Cosa and her trained chimera.
• Gueria's Pottery: The workshop of a female elf potter named Gueria, known for her fire-resistant stoneware scale armor.
• The Jade Runestone: A broken menhir of green jade, engraved with arcane runes. It is said that any child born within a league of the stone upon the night of the equinox will live a charmed life.
• The Titan Theatre: The biggest theatre in town where the most popular plays are performed. Home of famous writer-in-residence Beata Cotentinus.
• Grand Hall Gallery: Large art gallery in place of an old palace hall. Run by an art obsessed beholder, Jinthikilm.

Light Road

• The Guildhall: A large timber and brick building, once an aristocrat's manor. It contains a large meeting hall and several smaller rooms, and is shared amongst several local trade guilds for discussion. Ran by Matron Kattica Morvon. 
• Setta's Woodwork: The workshop of a female elf woodcarver named Setta, who is rumored to be a spy of the Sidhe Court.
• The Bastille: A magical prison of strong stone walls, guarded by earth elementals. It is said that the guards alone decide how long to hold one condemned, and that none have escaped them.
• The Yellow Lemon: A large produce stand in the Rainbow Square, selling exotic fruits and vegetables.
• Sew and Tell: Marketed as "the affordable tailor". A franchise business. 

Zama Regia was originally founded by a party of adventurers called Bluefury who grew very rich and settled the island after the Empire attempted to tax them. The wealthy flocked to the small island settlement after a tax-free haven, and it grew into a large town. The citizens only became more and more wealthy over time due to being in a prime position in The Great Trade Sea, and it became a very powerful city-state.