Nirzanâth

Category	Cities
Continent	Brucrumus
Region	Cinazan
Owner	Khazarkar Empire
Population	245,000+
Founded	26 Lunar 1427
Map	Melvad

On the 26th of Lunar in the year 1415, in the northern Sahânzar, an excavation site was marked out. A military operation of the Khazarkar Empire, the diggers were searching for the buried ruins of Gholompotl, a kuo-toa city that lay in the deepest parts of the Nermanis Sea when the Sahânzar was but a seabed.

In 1426, the apex of the ruin was struck. The settlement Nirzanâth, constructed to support the mining endeavor, formed in and around the excavation site. The ruin of Gholompotl, situated eight hundred feet beneath the city, was rebuilt. Nirzanâth and Gholompotl, a single city on the surface and another within the subterranean realm of Faeglor, serve as the region's principal connection between the surface and the dark domain below.

Nirzanâth is situated east of the convergence of the Avalninâth and Inôr rivers. Expansive and profound canals from the Inôr river encompass and permeate the city. The municipality enjoys access to geothermal water, which is channeled to Nirzanâth via the Ulbazrân Aqueduct. This aqueduct, named after a former Leader of the Khazarkar Empire, utilizes iron pipes to transport the hot springs of Izagûnê into the urban center.

The city is situated along the Bazrâ thoroughfare. A substantial citadel outside the city safeguards the Izrik crossing. This bridge traverses the northern to southern curve of the Avalninâth river.

He rolls away as a pyramid mounted on a wide wheel. This is a novel form, unconsciously adopted after observing the Pillar pass by Nirzanâth on its way to provide air support for the Khazarkar army. His pyramid shape mirrors the numerous pyramids dotting the Nirzanâth skyline. When he inquired Galathrel about their purpose, she explained that the pyramids serve as churches dedicated to the god Set. The largest and most grandiose among them also function as mausoleums for the fallen exarchs and Setarchs of the Khazarkar Empire, the latter being the title held by the emperor priests who have ruled the empire for the past eight centuries.

from the Godspawn Saga