Vas Legas

In a desert of endless sand sits the gleaming city of Vas Legas. Upon arrival, one of the First Ambassadors will welcome travelers, register them, and provide a map with points of interest.

#### Shopping District

During the party's first visit, the Tinkers had set up their wagons here.

The Vas Legas Shopping District contains numerous stores, shops, and stalls of all kinds. The most unique locations include:

* **Bob's Bargain Bottles** - where Bob boasts his potions are the best in town, he sells unlabeled bottles for 100 gold apiece.
* **Carl The Bard's Danger Cards** - where Carl grandly sells spellcasting cards for 200 gold each.
* **The Paper Dragon Bookery** - where a mysterious, multi-armed creature calling itself The Librarian sends shoppers through a maze of bookshelves through the use of "Seeker Books", enchanted flying tomes that serve as guides and guardians.

#### Dragon's Borough

The streets of Dragon’s Borough are bustling with a quiet dignity. Wealthy looking humanoids walk with purpose on well-maintained roads. The buildings that line the streets have crisp, clean exteriors, in a uniform sandstone beige, differentiating themselves with ornate carvings, flower displays, and custom signs. You pass banks, inns, taverns, game houses, and more. Pleasant smells waft through the air - perfumes, baked goods, a general air of cleanliness you’re not used to in large cities.

Points of interest include the Mage's College, the Main Temple, the Collector, and the Dragon's Tongue Brothel.

#### Water District

The water district looks a lot like the Courts District, or at least what you could see of it before turning deeper into the neighborhood. The major difference is that, from every direction, you can hear the gentle sound of flowing water. Blue inlays and mosaic tiles are a common decorative element along the buildings and streets. Some alleys have been strung with brightly colored blue scarves, giving you the impression that a deep river is flowing above your heads.

Points of interest include the Gilded Bucket Tavern and the Public Baths.

#### Court District

The Court’s District feels like a sandy version of the kingdom of Avalice. The buildings are made of sandstone in various levels of repair, though none look terribly shabby. It’s a modest area, with various businesses and homes lining the streets. The crowds here are somewhat rowdy, friends and rivals hollering at each other over the general din of business.

Points of interest include the King's Head Tavern, the Punching Bag Pub, the Office of the Gambling Authority, the Justice Building, and the Enlistment Offices.

#### The Hills

As you walk through the city towards The Hills, the glamour and shine of Dragon’s Borough nearly takes your breath away. Following your map, you quickly find a wall dividing the two neighborhoods. After walking along it for several minutes, you find an opening. A small number of shabbily dressed people are milling near the entry. Nobody from Dragon’s Borough is crossing into The Hills; they all watch you, hungrily. You realise “the hills” is an ironic nickname - it’s a literal step down from the rest of the city, an obvious slum. The buildings here are neglected. Someone must have tried to improve the neighborhood once; the building faces are covered in faded, chipped paint - what were once brightly coloured murals are now sad visions of decay and cracked sandstone.

Points of interest include the Queen's Ass Tavern, and Lara's Lusty Ladies And Gents (a brothel, naturally).