Zis

The capital of Anatoly, a state comprising a wealthy region in southern Chorene, spanning inwards from a long coastline of rugged headlands and sheltered islands. The city is situated on a headland between two bays, the Iyona and the Pyr. 
Zis is an architectural wonder of colourful homes, wide cobblestone streets, and tall spiral towers, set on a large, fortified tidal island just off the coast. During low tide, villagers and farmers from the main land can transport their goods to the city, but during high tide, the city is only accessible by boat. Several attempts have been made throughout history to seize the fortified city, but none have succeed. 
== Culture ==
Zis is famous for its sculptors and architects enjoying the vast production of marble coming out of Dalaman. Its heavy craftsman presence and religious open-mindedness made it extremely popular with artists from Vichin and Metina. In recent years, it has become a haven for corsairs and smugglers, as well as both Skahazadani and Magnian merchants, and its vast port is always packed with a myriad of cultures.
== Economy ==
The main export of Zis is carpets and rugs of woven of wool. In the city and surrounding villages, it is said that there is up 7.000 looms at any time. The city also profits immensely from being a keystone on the trade routes along the southern coast of Magnia. Syloz Safali, Ayyubid, and Volubis all use Zis as the gateway to the goods of central Magnia.
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