Neuvirtmyre ((New-vurt-my-er))

Sitting on an elevation just beyond the Shrouded Holt in the western regions of the Marrowlands, southwest of a village known as Bristol lays New Yharnam. Due to its basis being put in place for industrial growth, the city's infrastructure reflects that, with the lower regions being designed primarily for physical work and practical use, only to be muddied with housing due to sudden over population with the fall of Bytopia forcing sudden, unprepared expansion. The city began to expand upward as the elevation into which it was built made outward buildout far more difficult. This resulted in the development of the smokey city's fragmented sectors known as Quartals. The city is made of the following Quartals:

• Luka's Landing (Entrance Quartal)
• Cobblestone Ward (Commercial / Entertainment Quartal)
• The Overcast (General Quartal)
• Steel Ward (Industrial Quartal)
• Charnel Spires (Graveyard Quartal)
• The Coals (Deep Slums)
• Silver Wings (Wealthy Quartal)
• Black Vein Lake (Lakeside Quartal)

  Each of these 'Quartals' is separated by large water canals through a system known as the Thames Waterway. A web of bridges and platforms stretch from one quartal to the other, intertwining the whole city through it's sections and divisions. Additionally, each quartal is separated between Lower, Middle and Upper districts, with the higher districts painting a picture of extravagant wealth. The most extravagant of which is found in the Silver Wings district, which sits in the highest point of the upper districts, walled off from the rest of the city's open streets. To contrast, The Coals sit below even the lower districts, placed somewhere between the sewer systems and the lower districts' slums, completely suffocated by the smoke and soot from the waste of industrial facilities that riddle the city.

Zhunstatt Guild, The House of Crowley, The Iron Clasp, The Scarlet Ordinance

Nearly a century after the death of The Lady of Blood, Elizabeth Yharnam, the city of New Yharnam was built in a fashion echoing that of the old city of its namesake. Founded by the noble house of Crowley, the city's local laws and traditions were heavily influenced after that of The Mad Queen's, despite their higher rule being under control of the Vrellezi Council. It is through The Scarlet Ordinance's influence, a faction that spawned within The Smokey City's walls, that faith in the tenants of The Blood Court vastly grew among the commonfolk once more, though due to their ruling party, much of The Ordinance (and similar groups to spawn off of the same ideals,) took shape as an anarchic syndicate of sorts, seeking to reap the harvest once planted by Queen Elizabeth Yharnam long ago.   In 1712 PS, the civilizations of Vrellez lost The Twilight War. The skies darkened and the land was poisoned by an unknown corruption, color began to seep away as life began to rot all across the Great Core. Marking the people's calamitous loss against the ravenous hunger of their terrible invaders, creatures dubbed as "Vilebloods" was the fall of the capital city, Bytopia. Having been overrun by Vilebloods, The Vrellezi Council fell silent. It was in this silence, that the carefully crafted web of political relations began to fray and eventually snap all throughout Vrellez. With each settlement that survived the apocalyptic changes brought about in The Twilight War being forced to take charge individually, no longer united under a single banner. New Yharnam dared not waste this opportunity, updating their laws in accordance to the rapidly expanding influence The Scarlet Ordinance had been gaining throughout the years since the city's founding. After months of growing tension, events spiraled into a revolution of independence led by the Crowley house which cost many their positions of power and even the lives of those far less fortunate.    After having established themselves as a great power after the drastic developments, New Yharnam's influence quickly spread to the nearest settlements, providing direct protection by means of The Scarlet Ordinance, who saw their fair share of changes under the new rule. Soon, the villages of Bristol, Dublham, Sidmuth and Colysbrough would open up trade with The Smokey City and New Yharnam would grow to be the second largest still-standing settlement in Vrellez. Yet that was not the end of the city's renowned achievements, as they would proceed to be lauded as the home to the most innovative non-magical technology on the Great Core.