Tír na nÓg

**Tír na nÓg**, known to outsiders as The City in the Sky, is a floating city above the Fields of Susurrus created by the god Corellon. The name Tír na nÓg means "Land of the Young" in Celestial.

## Society

### Demographics

Tír na nÓg is made up of almost entirely Aasimar. Many of them are distantly related, being descendants of Ammaranth and Janus. Other humanoids from across the continent find themselves pulled to the city through dreams and visions, and end up there. They help diversify the bloodlines and perform valuable services. The commonly-held belief is that those who are called to the City in the Sky are called for a reason, even if that reason is elusive or does no manifest within one's lifetime.

### Notable People

 Tulach | NPC
 Fionnoula
 Breac
 Garrum Ashmantle | NPC

## City Description

Tír na nÓg is an incredibly beautiful city, built up in marble with gold and silver accents. It has well-kept infrastructure and lovely cityscaping, everything just in its perfect place. Murals decorate the sides of buildings, many depicting Corellon or the legend of Ammaranth. Mages funnel clouds in to create the city's water supply.

They are democratically led. Meetings are held in the town square every week, and everyone can voice their opinions. There are about a dozen or so who volunteer to guard the city on a rotating basis.

Tír na nÓg is welcoming to those who are called, but otherwise wary of outsiders. They don't generally get very many travelers, as the passage through the Ramshorn Mountains is perilous. They strictly do not sell any magical items to outsiders.

### Points of Interest

* **Center of Magical Crafting**: workshop for scholars and mages to create wonderful inventions.
* **Wishing Well:** grants visions similar to The Whispering Well for Wayfarer's Wishes.
* **Library**: extensive, containing much material on Celestial beings and lore from across the continent.
* **Confectionary shop:** sweets and treats, run by Breac.
* **Fountain of Youth:** from which residents drink to keep themselves young and alive for centuries longer.

## History

One of the great elvish god Corellon’s most loyal devotees, the solar named Ammaranth, disgraced her devotion by falling in love with a mortal. She abandoned her god and was banished from the astral plane. But Corellon took pity upon her at the last moment, at gave her a land of her own: Tír na nÓg.

It was a secluded land, and Ammaranth was permitted neither to visit with the humans she had come to love so much nor her fellow angels, but she and her human lover, Janus, could live there in peace, and it was also bestowed with a fountain of youth so that Janus might live longer. Ammaranth sculpted the city into a paradisiacal, secluded land. Their children populated the city.

When Janus eventually died, Ammaranth let herself pass on, too. And then people began to arrive in the city, despite not having known that it existed. They were drawn, pulled by something in their minds, for prophetic reasons. To fulfill their destinies. Many of those Aasimar who live in Tír na nÓg now are the grandchildren of Ammaranth and Janus, their parents having borne children with those individuals drawn to Tír na nÓg seemingly just for that purpose.