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	The chain began in Arindell and extended to [[Border Watch]] and the [[Sword Coast]], but found itself unable to compete in the market around [[Sun's Beacon]].		The chain began in Arindell and extended to [[Border Watch]] and the [[Sword Coast]], but found itself unable to compete in the market around [[Sun's Beacon]].

	===[[New-Day Era Film Industry===		===[[New-Day Era Film Industry]]===

	==Unique Laws==		==Unique Laws==

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	====The Shield Shack====		====The Shield Shack====
	New Arindell is home to The Original Shield Shack, a chain on of fast food eateries described as "Slayer Dragon-themed". In fact the Shield Shack chain does not pay for licensing to use the Slayer Dragon intellectual property, and instead relies on the sort of generic armored knight and princess-theming as is seen in the Dragonland amusement parks. The Shield Shack is not a particularly noteworthy culinary experience but is rather relied upon as a cheap, fast, and tasty meal choice. The signature burger is The Shield Wall, a double cheeseburger with grilled onions and barbecue sauce.		New Arindell is home to The Original Shield Shack, a chain on and of fast food eateries described as "Slayer Dragon-themed". In fact the Shield Shack chain does not pay for licensing to use the Slayer Dragon intellectual property, and instead relies on the sort of generic armored knight and princess-theming as is seen in the Dragonland amusement parks. The Shield Shack is not a particularly noteworthy culinary experience but is rather relied upon as a cheap, fast, and tasty meal choice. The signature burger is The Shield Wall, a double cheeseburger with grilled onions and barbecue sauce.

	The chain began in Arindell and extended to [[Border Watch]] and the [[Sword Coast]], but found itself unable to compete in the market around [[Sun's Beacon]].		The chain began in Arindell and extended to [[Border Watch]] and the [[Sword Coast]], but found itself unable to compete in the market around [[Sun's Beacon]].

			===[[New-Day Era Film Industry===

	==Unique Laws==		==Unique Laws==

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	===Sports===		===Sports===
	Soccer, Swimming, and Swordsmanship are the three official sports of [[New Arindell]], and far and away the most popular forms of recreation. Only soccer draws much in the way of spectator crowds, but neighborhood swim teams are found at every rec center and sword clubs and sword gyms can be found on every block.		Soccer, Swimming, and Swordsmanship are the three official sports of [[New Arindell]], and far and away the most popular forms of recreation. Only soccer draws much in the way of spectator crowds, but neighborhood swim teams are found at every rec center and sword clubs and sword gyms can be found on every block.

			===Food===

			====The Shield Shack====
			New Arindell is home to The Original Shield Shack, a chain on of fast food eateries described as "Slayer Dragon-themed". In fact the Shield Shack chain does not pay for licensing to use the Slayer Dragon intellectual property, and instead relies on the sort of generic armored knight and princess-theming as is seen in the Dragonland amusement parks. The Shield Shack is not a particularly noteworthy culinary experience but is rather relied upon as a cheap, fast, and tasty meal choice. The signature burger is The Shield Wall, a double cheeseburger with grilled onions and barbecue sauce.

			The chain began in Arindell and extended to [[Border Watch]] and the [[Sword Coast]], but found itself unable to compete in the market around [[Sun's Beacon]].

	==Unique Laws==		==Unique Laws==

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South Plus

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	=====South Plus=====		=====South Plus=====
	At the extreme eastern-end of the neighborhood, closest to the Dragonland, is a region known as "South Plus" (owing to the intersection of the two largest roads). This is primarily a low-density suburban district originally built to provide housing for ~~dragonland~~ employees. It has, over the city's history, instead become something of a hotbed for [[Necromancers]]. Various economic factors contributed to this. South Plus is geographically close to the chief [[Necromancer Temple]](though one has to take many surface streets to get there), and the single-family homes when renovated are nicer than some of the closer neighborhoods. The unusually large land plots in the area also make expanding the houses easier. With the necromancer focus on family, ~~its~~ not unusual for children to buy houses as close as possible to their parents, so the population simply grew organically over time. South-Plus is regarded as the bougie necromancer neighborhood where all the moderately wealthy, conservative necromancers live.		At the extreme eastern-end of the neighborhood, closest to the Dragonland, is a region known as "South Plus" (owing to the intersection of the two largest roads). This is primarily a low-density suburban district originally built to provide housing for Dragonland employees. It has, over the city's history, instead become something of a hotbed for [[Necromancers]]. Various economic factors contributed to this. South Plus is geographically close to the chief [[Necromancer Temple]] (though one has to take many surface streets to get there), and the single-family homes when renovated are nicer than some of the closer neighborhoods. The unusually large land plots in the area also make expanding the houses easier. With the necromancer focus on family, it's not unusual for children to buy houses as close as possible to their parents, so the population simply grew organically over time. South-Plus is regarded as the bougie necromancer neighborhood where all the moderately wealthy, conservative necromancers live.

	==Museums==		==Museums==

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	====City Center====		====City Center====
	City Center is home to Arindell's downtown district, [[Valley ~~Gail~~ Keep]], the [[City Center Museum]], [[City Center Sports Complex]], both of New Arindell's universities, and the bulk of major businesses and government centers operating out of Arindell. The [[Alliance Senate]] building is here, along with the administrative buildings for the [[Trans-Draconic Federation]]. The [[Gudersnipe Foundation]] also owns several structures, with one dedicated to communication and liaison with the two major governments.		City Center is home to Arindell's downtown district, [[Valley Gale Keep]], the [[City Center Museum]], [[City Center Sports Complex]], both of New Arindell's universities, and the bulk of major businesses and government centers operating out of Arindell. The [[Alliance Senate]] building is here, along with the administrative buildings for the [[Trans-Draconic Federation]]. The [[Gudersnipe Foundation]] also owns several structures, with one dedicated to communication and liaison with the two major governments.

	The City Center can in some ways be thought of as a single, massive building. It sits atop a series of "utilidors", a vast labyrinth of inter-connected basements, utility corridors, and an extensive subway system(with both cargo and passenger trains).		The City Center can in some ways be thought of as a single, massive building. It sits atop a series of "utilidors", a vast labyrinth of inter-connected basements, utility corridors, and an extensive subway system (with both cargo and passenger trains).

	City Center is divided into four sub-districts named for Arindell's ring road:		City Center is divided into four sub-districts named for Arindell's ring road:
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	====South Bend====		====South Bend====
	On the far side of the [[Mourn River]] and south of the [[Arindell Naval Air Station]] lies the district of South Bend, so named for the bendy road that passes through the center(some dispute exists as to whether the road or the name came first). The road follows the topography of the area and is fairly unique being a major ~~thoroughfair~~ with several twists(the bulk of Arindell's main roads are either arrow-straight or have a single large curve). This gave rise to a common joke of asking locals "how is the bend?". This is slightly better than the district's other nickname: "The Armpit of Arindell".		On the far side of the [[Mourn River]] and south of the [[Arindell Naval Air Station]] lies the district of South Bend, so named for the bendy road that passes through the center (some dispute exists as to whether the road or the name came first). The road follows the topography of the area and is fairly unique being a major thoroughfare with several twists(the bulk of Arindell's main roads are either arrow-straight or have a single large curve). This gave rise to a common joke of asking locals, "how is the bend?". This is slightly better than the district's other nickname: "The Armpit of Arindell".

	The lower part of the bend, on the valley floor, was originally subdivided into low-cost housing for military personnel stationed at the naval air station. Specifically the enlisted men, with officers usually being houses either on base or in nicer neighborhoods. This means a lot of the lower part of the district is made up of small economy apartment buildings and various forms of attached housing. Eventually a new housing subdivision was constructed on the north side of the base, and the lower parts of South Bend saw a transition into entirely civilian housing. While by no means a slum, the section between the river and the main road is home to a large number of economically disadvantaged and working-class people. Most of the low-level workers at [[Dragonland]] live there.		The lower part of the bend, on the valley floor, was originally subdivided into low-cost housing for military personnel stationed at the naval air station. Specifically the enlisted men, with officers usually being houses either on base or in nicer neighborhoods. This means a lot of the lower part of the district is made up of small economy apartment buildings and various forms of attached housing. Eventually a new housing subdivision was constructed on the north side of the base, and the lower parts of South Bend saw a transition into entirely civilian housing. While by no means a slum, the section between the river and the main road is home to a large number of economically disadvantaged and working-class people. Most of the low-level workers at [[Dragonland]] live there.
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	The district has something of a unique culture. The cheap housing attracts a lot of young people seeking to live on their own. The young people who learn trades or attend higher education typically move away after a few years, so there's a lot of turnover in that regard. Practically everyone in Arindell lives in South Bend for a little while. This is alongside the low-income families, who tend to stay there sometimes for generations. Among the locals long-time residents are known as "lifers" while the short-timers are called "Benders". Note that its generally considered bad-form for anyone who hasn't lived in the South Bend neighborhood to use these terms.		The district has something of a unique culture. The cheap housing attracts a lot of young people seeking to live on their own. The young people who learn trades or attend higher education typically move away after a few years, so there's a lot of turnover in that regard. Practically everyone in Arindell lives in South Bend for a little while. This is alongside the low-income families, who tend to stay there sometimes for generations. Among the locals long-time residents are known as "lifers" while the short-timers are called "Benders". Note that its generally considered bad-form for anyone who hasn't lived in the South Bend neighborhood to use these terms.

	However, on the eastern side of the main road, the terrain gets hilly, and was unsuitable to the kind of medium-density, low-cost housing that dominates the district. This area had been uninhabited up until around [[N.D.]] 480 when the housing block moved. Technically inside the [[Dragon Fence]] it saw little usage and was thus opened to development. Land ~~parsals~~ were quickly bought up and the construction of million-wingbeat-mansions began.		However, on the eastern side of the main road, the terrain gets hilly, and was unsuitable to the kind of medium-density, low-cost housing that dominates the district. This area had been uninhabited up until around [[N.D.]] 480 when the housing block moved. Technically inside the [[Dragon Fence]] it saw little usage and was thus opened to development. Land parcels were quickly bought up and the construction of million-wingbeat-mansions began.

	This presents a very interesting economic dichotomy. Wealthy families not good enough to live in the [[Flight Heights]] build expensive homes in the hills above South Bend, but in turn have to make use of the same amenities as the locals. This blending of the rich and the poor creates some very serious class-friction, but also gives rise to a few unlikely friendships.		This presents a very interesting economic dichotomy. Wealthy families not good enough to live in the [[Flight Heights]] build expensive homes in the hills above South Bend, but in turn have to make use of the same amenities as the locals. This blending of the rich and the poor creates some very serious class-friction, but also gives rise to a few unlikely friendships.

	=====South Plus=====		=====South Plus=====
	At the extreme eastern-end of the neighborhood, closest to the Dragonland, is a region known as "South Plus"(owing to the intersection of the two largest roads). This is primarily a low-density suburban district originally built to provide housing for dragonland employees. It has, over the city's history, instead become something of a hotbed for [[Necromancers]]. Various economic factors contributed to this. South Plus is geographically close to the chief [[Necromancer Temple]](though one has to take many surface streets to get there), and the single-family homes when renovated are nicer than some of the closer neighborhoods. The unusually large land plots in the area also make expanding the houses easier. With the necromancer focus on family, its not unusual for children to buy houses as close as possible to their parents, so the population simply grew organically over time. South-Plus is regarded as the bougie necromancer neighborhood where all the moderately wealthy, conservative necromancers live.		At the extreme eastern-end of the neighborhood, closest to the Dragonland, is a region known as "South Plus" (owing to the intersection of the two largest roads). This is primarily a low-density suburban district originally built to provide housing for dragonland employees. It has, over the city's history, instead become something of a hotbed for [[Necromancers]]. Various economic factors contributed to this. South Plus is geographically close to the chief [[Necromancer Temple]](though one has to take many surface streets to get there), and the single-family homes when renovated are nicer than some of the closer neighborhoods. The unusually large land plots in the area also make expanding the houses easier. With the necromancer focus on family, its not unusual for children to buy houses as close as possible to their parents, so the population simply grew organically over time. South-Plus is regarded as the bougie necromancer neighborhood where all the moderately wealthy, conservative necromancers live.

	==Museums==		==Museums==

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	====West Side====		====West Side====
	The West Side is the least-formally established of the districts, essentially encompassing everything west of the [[Local Expressway]] and outside of the City Center. Formal boundaries are not well recognized, and the region does not have much in the way of a culture the way some of the other districts due. Despite all that, West Side is home to many very important sites: the [[Tabernacle of the Perennial Colonnade]], the [[Plaza of Sleeping Dragons]], the [[New Arindell Necromancer Temple]], and the great [[Library of Arindell]].		The West Side is the least-formally established of the districts, essentially encompassing everything west of the [[Local Expressway]] and outside of the City Center. Formal boundaries are not well recognized, and the region does not have much in the way of a culture the way some of the other districts due. Despite all that, West Side is home to many very important sites: the [[Tabernacle of the Perennial Colonnade]], the [[Plaza of Sleeping Dragons]], the [[New Arindell Necromancer Temple]], and the great [[Library of Arindell]].

			The rest of the district is primarily suburban housing tracts.

	====Travel Town====		====Travel Town====

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	====West Side====		====West Side====
	The West Side is the least-formally established of the districts, essentially encompassing everything west of the [[Local Expressway]] and outside of the City Center. Formal boundaries are not well recognized, and the region does not have much in the way of a culture the way some of the other districts due. Despite all that, West Side is home to many very important sites: the [[Tabernacle of the Perennial Colonnade]], [[~~the~~ Plaza of Sleeping Dragons]], the [[New Arindell Necromancer Temple]], and the great [[Library of Arindell]].		The West Side is the least-formally established of the districts, essentially encompassing everything west of the [[Local Expressway]] and outside of the City Center. Formal boundaries are not well recognized, and the region does not have much in the way of a culture the way some of the other districts due. Despite all that, West Side is home to many very important sites: the [[Tabernacle of the Perennial Colonnade]], the [[Plaza of Sleeping Dragons]], the [[New Arindell Necromancer Temple]], and the great [[Library of Arindell]].


	====Travel Town====		====Travel Town====

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	The New Day reconstruction of the city center was built roughly sixty feet higher than the old city to preserve the ruins. The new city used a series of utilidoors beneath the surface, allowing many services to be kept out of site as well as providing additional space. This brought the valley floor roughly level with the Keep, changing much of the character of the city.		The New Day reconstruction of the city center was built roughly sixty feet higher than the old city to preserve the ruins. The new city used a series of utilidoors beneath the surface, allowing many services to be kept out of site as well as providing additional space. This brought the valley floor roughly level with the Keep, changing much of the character of the city.

	====Districts====		===Districts===
	Arindell has several major city districts~~: the City Center, Travel Town, and Dragontown~~.		Arindell has several major city districts.

	=====Dragontown=====		====City Center====
			City Center is home to Arindell's downtown district, [[Valley Gail Keep]], the [[City Center Museum]], [[City Center Sports Complex]], both of New Arindell's universities, and the bulk of major businesses and government centers operating out of Arindell. The [[Alliance Senate]] building is here, along with the administrative buildings for the [[Trans-Draconic Federation]]. The [[Gudersnipe Foundation]] also owns several structures, with one dedicated to communication and liaison with the two major governments.

			The City Center can in some ways be thought of as a single, massive building. It sits atop a series of "utilidors", a vast labyrinth of inter-connected basements, utility corridors, and an extensive subway system(with both cargo and passenger trains).

			City Center is divided into four sub-districts named for Arindell's ring road:
			*North Road
			*East Road
			*South Road
			*West Road

			Of important note is no manufacturing goes on within the City Center district. All of that has to be done in the outlying zones.


			====West Side====
			The West Side is the least-formally established of the districts, essentially encompassing everything west of the [[Local Expressway]] and outside of the City Center. Formal boundaries are not well recognized, and the region does not have much in the way of a culture the way some of the other districts due. Despite all that, West Side is home to many very important sites: the [[Tabernacle of the Perennial Colonnade]], [[the Plaza of Sleeping Dragons]], the [[New Arindell Necromancer Temple]], and the great [[Library of Arindell]].


			====Travel Town====
			The unimaginatively-named Travel Town is the portion of the city where the terminus of the railroad ends. This is where much of the freight and nearly all of the tourists visiting the city enter. It is home to a large number of hotels and resorts, and provides easy access to the rest of the city by way of the [[Triumph Road]]. Travel Town has a relatively low resident population and exists as a sort of odd mix of tourist traps and short-term warehouses.

			====Dragontown====
	Dragontown is unique for being the one part of the city with highrise construction. Every where else has bans on building height in order to preserve the iconic skyline, but in Dragontown several very tall skyscrapters were constructed. These house the headquarters for [[High Mountain Bank and Trust]] as well as the seat of power for the human commissioners of the [[Trans-Draconic Federation]]. Dragontown is also home to an array of lavish mansions owned by various dragons, and is conveniently adjacent to [[Dragonland]] amusement park.		Dragontown is unique for being the one part of the city with highrise construction. Every where else has bans on building height in order to preserve the iconic skyline, but in Dragontown several very tall skyscrapters were constructed. These house the headquarters for [[High Mountain Bank and Trust]] as well as the seat of power for the human commissioners of the [[Trans-Draconic Federation]]. Dragontown is also home to an array of lavish mansions owned by various dragons, and is conveniently adjacent to [[Dragonland]] amusement park.

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	Conveniently nearby is a section of the city with many hotels and other amenities, as well as housing for employees in the rail industry. This area is affectionately known as "Travel Town" for its association with the rail industry and its role as the first stop for most travelers into the city.		Conveniently nearby is a section of the city with many hotels and other amenities, as well as housing for employees in the rail industry. This area is affectionately known as "Travel Town" for its association with the rail industry and its role as the first stop for most travelers into the city.

	=====South Bend=====		====South Bend====
	On the far side of the [[Mourn River]] and south of the [[Arindell Naval Air Station]] lies the district of South Bend, so named for the bendy road that passes through the center(some dispute exists as to whether the road or the name came first). The road follows the topography of the area and is fairly unique being a major thoroughfair with several twists(the bulk of Arindell's main roads are either arrow-straight or have a single large curve). This gave rise to a common joke of asking locals "how is the bend?". This is slightly better than the district's other nickname: "The Armpit of Arindell".		On the far side of the [[Mourn River]] and south of the [[Arindell Naval Air Station]] lies the district of South Bend, so named for the bendy road that passes through the center(some dispute exists as to whether the road or the name came first). The road follows the topography of the area and is fairly unique being a major thoroughfair with several twists(the bulk of Arindell's main roads are either arrow-straight or have a single large curve). This gave rise to a common joke of asking locals "how is the bend?". This is slightly better than the district's other nickname: "The Armpit of Arindell".

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	This presents a very interesting economic dichotomy. Wealthy families not good enough to live in the [[Flight Heights]] build expensive homes in the hills above South Bend, but in turn have to make use of the same amenities as the locals. This blending of the rich and the poor creates some very serious class-friction, but also gives rise to a few unlikely friendships.		This presents a very interesting economic dichotomy. Wealthy families not good enough to live in the [[Flight Heights]] build expensive homes in the hills above South Bend, but in turn have to make use of the same amenities as the locals. This blending of the rich and the poor creates some very serious class-friction, but also gives rise to a few unlikely friendships.

	======South Plus======		=====South Plus=====
	At the extreme eastern-end of the neighborhood, closest to the Dragonland, is a region known as "South Plus"(owing to the intersection of the two largest roads). This is primarily a low-density suburban district originally built to provide housing for dragonland employees. It has, over the city's history, instead become something of a hotbed for [[Necromancers]]. Various economic factors contributed to this. South Plus is geographically close to the chief [[Necromancer Temple]](though one has to take many surface streets to get there), and the single-family homes when renovated are nicer than some of the closer neighborhoods. The unusually large land plots in the area also make expanding the houses easier. With the necromancer focus on family, its not unusual for children to buy houses as close as possible to their parents, so the population simply grew organically over time. South-Plus is regarded as the bougie necromancer neighborhood where all the moderately wealthy, conservative necromancers live.		At the extreme eastern-end of the neighborhood, closest to the Dragonland, is a region known as "South Plus"(owing to the intersection of the two largest roads). This is primarily a low-density suburban district originally built to provide housing for dragonland employees. It has, over the city's history, instead become something of a hotbed for [[Necromancers]]. Various economic factors contributed to this. South Plus is geographically close to the chief [[Necromancer Temple]](though one has to take many surface streets to get there), and the single-family homes when renovated are nicer than some of the closer neighborhoods. The unusually large land plots in the area also make expanding the houses easier. With the necromancer focus on family, its not unusual for children to buy houses as close as possible to their parents, so the population simply grew organically over time. South-Plus is regarded as the bougie necromancer neighborhood where all the moderately wealthy, conservative necromancers live.

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	=====South Bend=====		=====South Bend=====
	On the far side of the [[Mourn River]] and south of the [[Arindell Naval Air Station]] lies the district of South Bend, so named for the bendy road that passes through the center(some dispute exists as to whether the road or the name came first). The road follows the topography of the area and is fairly unique being a major thoroughfair with several twists(the bulk of Arindell's main roads are either arrow-straight or have a single large curve). This gave rise to a common joke of asking locals "how is the bend?".		On the far side of the [[Mourn River]] and south of the [[Arindell Naval Air Station]] lies the district of South Bend, so named for the bendy road that passes through the center(some dispute exists as to whether the road or the name came first). The road follows the topography of the area and is fairly unique being a major thoroughfair with several twists(the bulk of Arindell's main roads are either arrow-straight or have a single large curve). This gave rise to a common joke of asking locals "how is the bend?". This is slightly better than the district's other nickname: "The Armpit of Arindell".

	~~South Bend presents a very interesting economic dichotomy.~~ The lower part of the bend, on the valley floor, was originally subdivided into low-cost housing for military personnel stationed at the naval air station. Specifically the enlisted men, with officers usually being houses either on base or in nicer neighborhoods. This means a lot of the lower part of the district is made up of small economy apartment buildings and various forms of attached housing. Eventually a new housing subdivision was constructed on the north side of the base, and the lower parts of South Bend saw a transition into entirely civilian housing. While by no means a slum, the section between the river and the main road is home to a large number of economically disadvantaged and working-class people. Most of the low-level workers at [[Dragonland]] live there.		The lower part of the bend, on the valley floor, was originally subdivided into low-cost housing for military personnel stationed at the naval air station. Specifically the enlisted men, with officers usually being houses either on base or in nicer neighborhoods. This means a lot of the lower part of the district is made up of small economy apartment buildings and various forms of attached housing. Eventually a new housing subdivision was constructed on the north side of the base, and the lower parts of South Bend saw a transition into entirely civilian housing. While by no means a slum, the section between the river and the main road is home to a large number of economically disadvantaged and working-class people. Most of the low-level workers at [[Dragonland]] live there.

	However, on the eastern side of the main road, the terrain gets		The district has something of a unique culture. The cheap housing attracts a lot of young people seeking to live on their own. The young people who learn trades or attend higher education typically move away after a few years, so there's a lot of turnover in that regard. Practically everyone in Arindell lives in South Bend for a little while. This is alongside the low-income families, who tend to stay there sometimes for generations. Among the locals long-time residents are known as "lifers" while the short-timers are called "Benders". Note that its generally considered bad-form for anyone who hasn't lived in the South Bend neighborhood to use these terms.

			However, on the eastern side of the main road, the terrain gets hilly, and was unsuitable to the kind of medium-density, low-cost housing that dominates the district. This area had been uninhabited up until around [[N.D.]] 480 when the housing block moved. Technically inside the [[Dragon Fence]] it saw little usage and was thus opened to development. Land parsals were quickly bought up and the construction of million-wingbeat-mansions began.

			This presents a very interesting economic dichotomy. Wealthy families not good enough to live in the [[Flight Heights]] build expensive homes in the hills above South Bend, but in turn have to make use of the same amenities as the locals. This blending of the rich and the poor creates some very serious class-friction, but also gives rise to a few unlikely friendships.

			======South Plus======
			At the extreme eastern-end of the neighborhood, closest to the Dragonland, is a region known as "South Plus"(owing to the intersection of the two largest roads). This is primarily a low-density suburban district originally built to provide housing for dragonland employees. It has, over the city's history, instead become something of a hotbed for [[Necromancers]]. Various economic factors contributed to this. South Plus is geographically close to the chief [[Necromancer Temple]](though one has to take many surface streets to get there), and the single-family homes when renovated are nicer than some of the closer neighborhoods. The unusually large land plots in the area also make expanding the houses easier. With the necromancer focus on family, its not unusual for children to buy houses as close as possible to their parents, so the population simply grew organically over time. South-Plus is regarded as the bougie necromancer neighborhood where all the moderately wealthy, conservative necromancers live.

	==Museums==		==Museums==

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	====Districts====		====Districts====
	Arindell has ~~three~~ major city districts: the City Center, Travel Town, and Dragontown.		Arindell has several major city districts: the City Center, Travel Town, and Dragontown.

	=====Dragontown=====		=====Dragontown=====
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	Conveniently nearby is a section of the city with many hotels and other amenities, as well as housing for employees in the rail industry. This area is affectionately known as "Travel Town" for its association with the rail industry and its role as the first stop for most travelers into the city.		Conveniently nearby is a section of the city with many hotels and other amenities, as well as housing for employees in the rail industry. This area is affectionately known as "Travel Town" for its association with the rail industry and its role as the first stop for most travelers into the city.

			=====South Bend=====
			On the far side of the [[Mourn River]] and south of the [[Arindell Naval Air Station]] lies the district of South Bend, so named for the bendy road that passes through the center(some dispute exists as to whether the road or the name came first). The road follows the topography of the area and is fairly unique being a major thoroughfair with several twists(the bulk of Arindell's main roads are either arrow-straight or have a single large curve). This gave rise to a common joke of asking locals "how is the bend?".

			South Bend presents a very interesting economic dichotomy. The lower part of the bend, on the valley floor, was originally subdivided into low-cost housing for military personnel stationed at the naval air station. Specifically the enlisted men, with officers usually being houses either on base or in nicer neighborhoods. This means a lot of the lower part of the district is made up of small economy apartment buildings and various forms of attached housing. Eventually a new housing subdivision was constructed on the north side of the base, and the lower parts of South Bend saw a transition into entirely civilian housing. While by no means a slum, the section between the river and the main road is home to a large number of economically disadvantaged and working-class people. Most of the low-level workers at [[Dragonland]] live there.

			However, on the eastern side of the main road, the terrain gets

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