Ozraphe

Ozraphe is the biggest settlement in the Sands of Emesr. It's known for it's chaotic streets, massive amount of trade and the grand palace where the Ozran emperor resides, as well as the priesthood of oiri. A massive wall surrounds the main city. Outside the walls are farms and a road leading down to the dock. Ozraphe's market is the main rival to the Ximiz Market.

The city consists of the following districts:
 * Commoners district - Consisting of many smaller clay houses haphazardly woven together by a network of walkways and ladders. It would be easy for a first-timer to get lost in this maze of houses.
 * Trade District - A large market full of market stalls and traders. Trade takes place during all hours and it's generally considered quite noisy. The market is surrounded by large leafy vines put there by the emperor to dampen the noise for the other parts of the city,
 * The Aqueducts - Deep under the city lay the Ozran aqueducts. This serves as a cistern of water for the people, as well as sewers. Whereas entry to the aqueducts is prohibited and only allowed to the emperor's men, it has been said that some thieves networks reside there. There are also rumors about monsters living in the sewers, but most common folk agree that this is just a myth created to keep children away from the sewers.
 * The palace - The palace is split up into the following sections:
 * The royal quarters - This is where the emperor lives and holds his court. Heavily decorated with gold and ivory.
 * The royal bath house - Limited to only the emperor, his court, the select few in the upper class and those with the means to pay for it. This is a large luxorious bath house, complete with pools, sauna and massage.
 * The library - This is where the emperor's most entrusted scholars reside. Whereas it might not hold all the important knowledge that the elven library of Yhâlothàr, it's sheer size is impressive. Unlike the elves, the Ozrans prefer to document the past rather than trying to find new knowledge. For those delving into the past, the Ozraphe library is unrivaled.
 * The royal gardens - A tribute to nature, life and love. The royal gardens is where the Priesthood of Oiri resides. An order of priests, priestesses and paladins take care of the gardens and practice healing here. Like the emperor's court, this are is also open to visitors from all paths in life, so long as they don't have business with the cult of Qiabis or come with wicked intentions.