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Vahltor is the capital city of Harthera (also: Vultor, Vuhltore; archaic names: Biyahl, Bahl Dorr, Buldoya). It is one of the grandest, wealthiest and most powerful cities in the world, but its surrounding walls limit the city's expansion, creating cramped streets, oppressive towers, poor housing, poverty, disease and squalor in its poorest quarters. It is colloquially known as HartheranBMEBMEHartheranHartheraHartheraHartheranHartheranHartheranHartheranHartheraHartheranHartheranHarthera…, capital of Harthera.
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Vahltor is the capital city of Harthera (also: Vultor, Vuhltore; archaic names: Biyahl, Bahl Dorr, Buldoya). It is one of the grandest, wealthiest and most powerful cities in the world, but its surrounding walls limit the city's expansion, creating cramped streets, oppressive towers, poor housing, poverty, disease and squalor in its poorest quarters. It is colloquially known as HartheranBMEBMEHartheranHartheraHartheraHartheranHartheranHartheranHartheranHartheraHartheranHartheranHarthera…
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Vahltor is the capital city of Harthera (also: Vultor, Vuhltore; archaic names: Biyahl, Bahl Dorr, Buldoya). It is one of the grandest, wealthiest and most powerful cities in the world, but its surrounding walls limit the city's expansion, creating cramped streets, oppressive towers, poor housing, poverty, disease and squalor in its poorest quarters. It is colloquially known as HartheranBMEBMEHartheranHartheraHartheraHartheranHartheranHartheranHartheranHartheraHartheranHartheranHarthera…, capital of the Hartheran Unionplugin-autotooltip__small plugin-autotooltip_bigHartheran Union
Formal name of the nation of Harthera..
| Basilica of Holy Hart | Basilica of Holy Hart The Basilica of Holy Hart in the city of Vahltor is the holiest building in the Church of Hartrah, an important site for all national rituals and celebrations. Organisations & Institutions This is in a series of articles on institutions and organisations, including education, religion and government. It is constructed on a north-south axis, with the huge domed chantry at the north end, a nave to the south, with a grand portico at its southern entrance. The chantry is … |
| Detatedn | Detatedn The Detatedn [deh-tat-AYD-n], or Detatedn Palace, is a labyrinthine fortress in the city of Vahltor, capital of the Hartheran Union. The palace is the traditional centre of power of the Overlords of Harthera, though today most of the practical running of the nation is devolved to other buildings in the city. |
| House of Keys | House of Keys The House of Keys is a legislative body of the Hartheran government. Its members are called Keymen or Clavigers, membership consisting of heads of government boards and committees, as well as representatives from the nation's cities and regions. Governance This is in a series of articles on |
| Kitroy Hall (opera house) | Kitroy Hall (opera house) Kitroy Hall is an opera house and concert venue on Eilunn Boulevard, in the Eilunn district of the city of Vahltor, the capital of Harthera. It is the premier concert venue in Harthera, and the most famous opera house in the world. It was named after its sponsors, the noble |
| Metrosandendt (Palace) | Metrosandendt (Palace) The Metrosandendt or Metrosandendt Palace [MET-ro-SAN-dent], often simply called the Metros or Metros Hill, is a huge government building in the heart of the Hartheran capital of Vahltor. Vahltor Hover over image to see details This is in a series of articles related to the city of Hartheran |
| Tollers Emporium | Tollers Emporium Tollers Emporium is a prestigious department store in the city of Vahltor, catering to the city's wealthy and aristocratic classes. Tollers sells a wide range of luxury goods, particularly jewellery, personal accessories, homewares and textiles. |