Ïram-Kšýïl

Ïram-Kšýïl, or Erimskel, was a city in the northwestern extents of the Amoŋot Desert, thus placing it within the Hýyo-Wýðúr. Of the major cities of the Desert, Ïram-Kšýïl stood as the westernmost from 24976 AYM onwards, as the previous record holder, Ožërhýŋ, was rebuilt some 40 kilometers eastward of its previous location.

Founded in 25000 AYM in response to the establishment of the Ožërhýŋian mines, the city of Ïram-Kšýïl's sole purpose was to act as a transport city between the Hýyó-Wýðúr to the east and the Ožërhýŋ city to the south. However, upon the outbreak of the First Varhoŋïan War, the Hýyó-Wýðúrian relations subsequently cooled, leaving Ïram-Kšýïl alone in its trade with Ožërhýŋ. To sustain these trade relations, the city would quickly establish operations of its own in the northern reaches of the Arbin Watershed, tapping into its easy access of the Arbin River System to gather specialized resources to trade to Ožërhýŋ.