• Government Type: Corporate Democracy
• Symbol: Six-Winged Dragonfly
• Major Races: Cosmopolitan
• Capital: Harena Metropolis “Metro”

The enterprising industrialists in charge of Ley’Ork are a forward thinking bunch that sacrifice anything in the name of expansion and growth. Fostering a culture where one’s work comes to define the aspect of their being, the norm is that productivity is the only factor in one’s success in not only Ley’Ork, but in life. Forgoing a traditional governmental structure, the leaders of Ley’Ork are determined in an electoral system, though the number the votes an individual gets is proportional to the amount of property a person has.

Due to this, the government system more closely represents an aristocracy of an elite few families. Very little new blood has entered the ultra-rich elite in decades. Many of the wealthiest families have arranged marriages for their children to foster mutually beneficial relationships amongst their family businesses and political views. This has led to a few families gaining nearly all the control in Ley’Ork economically and politically, as well as running the Harena Trade Union of Cahyali (HTUC).

Ley'Ork is aggressively expansionist, having fostered negative relations with many of the countries surrounding it. Not only are Pthoran aggressions constantly being fended off to the east, Ley'Ork is at the edge of war with Splint and Ulos, simultaneously - due to their annexation and colonization of the two territories. Many Ley'Orkians support the war effort, believing that Ley'Ork is the greatest country in the world and that expanding their influence will push Cahyali into a new modern age of technology and prosperity.

Policing is strict in Ley'Ork, with local police departments existing in just about every settlement. Police wield similar power to the military within their communities, professing to serve and protect the people… but, in truth, just about every police department serves the rich and powerful first and foremost. Many prisons exist as labor camps, where convicts are put to work in grueling conditions. A non-exhaustive list of laws and punishments in Ley'Ork is listed below:

• Loitering: Fine of up to 500 gc.
• Idleness, homelessness, and unemployment: Incarceration for 30 days, given a job via the HTUC while in prison.
• Theft: Fine equal to triple the worth of the stolen goods and possibly incarceration for up to 2 years.
• Assault and battery: Incarceration from 3-10 years.
• Trespassing, vandalism, other disrespect of private property: Fine of up to 2,000 gc.
• Use of magic, any type: Fine of up to 10,000 gc and possible incarceration for up to 50 years.
• Worship of un-approved gods & other deities: Fine of up to 5,000 gc and possible incarceration for up to 15 years.
• Ownership of another intelligent humanoid creature: Fine of up to 50,000 gc.
• Tax evasion: Incarceration for up to 7 years.
• Murder and rape: Incarceration for life or execution, depending on degree
• Treason: Execution

Evergreen, D.T.: Evergreen, District of Takeau (sometimes simply referred to as DT, and often colloquially known as Metro) is the capital of Ley'Ork, and is a sprawling commercial trade center. The only Ley'Orkian portal to Jaern exists in the Takeau Trade Center, the central hub of business and commerce in the city. Surrounding this building are miles of commercial shopping centers.

To the southwest, smokestacks and plumes of smoke and steam billow into the sky, creating a layer of haze that sits over the city like a shroud. To the northeast, three massive steel towers pierce into the sky, and docked to varous points along each of the towers are dozens of steam zeppelins. Out west, the Cahyali Intelligence Agency has its headquarters, sponsered and funded for by the HTUC.

New Spire City: This city, often colloquially called Ley'Ork Spire, is the true commercial center of Ley'Ork. It's physically situated in the north, the first stop for arrivals from across the Medius Sea. It contains the headquarters for the various aristocratic families and companies of Ley'Ork and the HTUC.

The very center of the city used to house a massive spire shaped similar to the Space Needle, for which the city was named, but has now been replaced by a new skyscraper, Berns Tower. It pierces the sky and haze, and is mostly filled with various electrical generators and capacitors. Laid in the ground, connecting the various cities of Ley'Ork like a subterranean copper spider's web, are massive conductive cables that supply electricity to the metropolitan area. These are directly controlled and maintained by the Berns Family, in tandem with the other leading families of Ley'Ork.

Lightage: This smallish city sits on the thin strip of land cradled between Pthoran territory and the Guardian's Range. Most of the town consists of a massive bazaar of various boats and tents from other countries and factions selling wares. While most of the goods that come though are above board, Lightage also features numerous underhand dealings in magical items or materials. Traders here skirt a fine line with Ley'Ork laws and customs, many smugglers from the Ystervius and other factions and organizations that deal in magic will stay in international waters just beyond Ley'Ork's jurisdiction and sell goods from afar, hiring various smugglers to bring it into the city. A sprawling dock with small rowboats and dinghys float on the water, as large ships drop anchor in the bay.

The University of Ley'Ork is also found in Lightage, on the south side, built into the foot of the mountains itself. The college is known for their school of business and great number of alumni in the HTUC. The most talented and coveted entrepreneurs often hail the University of Ley’ork as their alma mater.

Courtsland:

Ferrendale:

Perichelle Island:

Port Mwera:

Fort Crescent:

Los Aliados:

Grieffen City:

Annual Steam Zeppelin Race - Each year, near the beginning of Murh, a steam zeppelin race is held that tours the entire country. Winners of the race are given a hefty monetary reward, as well as given connections to significant members of the Lay'Ork elite for starting entrepreneurial businesses. It is also an excellent way for existing businesses to feature advertisements, commercials, and deals, as well as a way for drumming up Ley-Ork tourism.