Jotnar

Jotnar was the dwarven capital of Neuro. Prominent before the First War of the Ancients, it was sealed off to outsiders.
==History==
Called the Crown of the World, the dwarven capital of Jotnar was built into the very face of the highest of mountain peaks. Massive columns and arches of bare stone carefully carved into the likeness of dragons and the dwarves who were rumored to once ride them mark the city's only entrance from the surface. An incredibly long and winding stairway, carved and set by the ancient earthmancers, link the lofty and snow-covered city with a narrow wooded valley not far from elven territory. Once, it was considered impregnable: battlements were built on the stairway at every mile with warriors to finish off what the elements themselves did not kill.
They did not wager that northmen would come raging up the great stair. The Harracktorians , bred from the ancient warrior kings of the northern wastelands, felled every battalion and stormed the gates of the city. With them came the Carnetradan black-wizards and while they were not nearly as hardy as their temporary allies, they were disciplined almost to an inhuman degree. It was known that should one fall, a comrade could just as easily pick him back up anyway: the dead are no strangers to the cold. Now, the grand entryway and several halls leading into the city bear the marks of battle. The invading armies were not concerned with the destruction of the city as much as the obliteration of the dwarves themselves but many stone dwarves found themselves without limbs or heads. The great dragons were strangely left alone. Rather than have his city overrun with corpses (as the wizards were just as eager to raise slain dwarves as the corpses of their supposed allies), the King of Jotnar issued a surrender. Harracktor took their pick of their new prisoners, claiming all but the elderly and the sick. Carnetrada, having no interest in dwarven slaves, merely butchered their pick and harvested them for blood and flesh. It is said that where once thrived twenty thousand strong, only five hundred remained. Jotnar has since closed its gates to the outside world. Humans, understandably, have not been welcomed since.
Jotnar was flooded and all of its inhabitants killed during The Cataclysm.