Yog

YOG
Yog is both the name of a Continent as well as the name of a City. It's important to note that to the people that originally lived there, there may have been no distinction between the two.

Yog was discovered at the height of the third age - near the dwindling days of the original Pirate Kings. It was discovered by an unnamed explorer who followed a vessel back to its shores.

What is known about Yog is that the continent and city are equally mysterious, yet they have had in unknown presence in the history of ''Senomar. ''After the demise of the last King of Pirates, he was discovered to be in possession of a chart dictating a travel route from the shores of The Nine Kingdoms to Yog, where it's believed that those considered too dangerous to live would be banished.

At some unknown point in history, the practice was stopped. Possibly due to the Nine Kingdoms creating Visimoor as a penal colony instead. Was the city settled by the ones banished, or did it exist before?

THE CITY OF YOG
Located somewhere on the continent of Esthras, Yog's only city has had multiple different purposes throughout different eras.

Discovered sometime near the end of The First Age, Yog's remoteness and uncharted nature left is mired in myth and legend. Known as a lost city, early governments would maroon pirates and other undesirables on the shore of the continent. Sailors legends of an ancient city pirates would be left to die in would serve as the inspiration for other cities of the so-called damned to be created.

Some of those marooned early would discover the city standing, and inhabiting. The populace of Yog was not just hesitant to travel by sea - they would refuse the very idea of it. All that they needed rested in the breast of their country, they'd claim.

During the Second and Third ages, Yog became known as the Wayside City. A place where all manner of trade would be brought - free of laws and restriction. While the country held supposed riches and secrets, many explorers were interested in the curious wares hawked at seaside bazaars than they were any local folklore.

Lux
A disrespectable location full of the most respectable class of citizens.