Lanmop

'Deep within Boarwood lies a city named Lanmop. The people of this pastel wooden city that grows into the treetops and into the ground are all gnomes, and they speak a colourful language. Lanmop is famed throughout the land for its craftsmanship, and its products are known worldwide. The tinkerers, tailors, cobblers and music-makers of the city are like no other, and owe their skill to generations of tradition.'- Fira Nazar's 'The Travels'.
Làňmop was a gnomish city in the southwest Danderillon, capital of the Boarwood Enclave. It was a city known for its fine craftsmanship. 
Back in the days of The Lusken Empire's conquest of the Danderillon, it was one of the few notable places strong enough to resist their advance. Try as they might, the Boarwood forest never fell. Lusken soldiers would be harried with clockwork contraptions, invisible shenanigans, disappearing weapons, and cross-tied shoelaces, as well as fierce gnomes and halflings riding fierce Bristleboar hogs and using larger-than-life glaives for their size. 
It traded frequently with Scarossar. Its language was Lusk-Nethir, with eloquent sounding names.
Pronounciation notes (they do vary, so don't worry!)
* X/x is pronounced 'sh'
* X̂/x̂ is pronounced 'kh', like a breathy unvoiced 'k'
* Đ/đ is pronounced 'th' (like in 'That') 
* Ħ/ħ is pronounced like the 'ch' in Loch
It was famed for its Lanmop Red wine and other cheeses.
Its patron deity was Garl Glittergold.
Notable figures like Mikal, Asħatet and Anx̂urvær Xúmaijkyjr, Jedydiá Wúd and Tolén Gólđešt all hailed from Lanmop.
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