Wonders of the World

Throughout Hithlone there are a number of World Wonders. These Landmarks are divided into two categories, one are Man Made and the other, Natural Wonders. In total there are 7 Manmade Wonders and 9 Natural Wonders.

Man Made Wonders
The Citadel in the Reebury Freehold: In the 4th Tier of the city stands the home of the High Lord of the Reebury Freehold, a massive Citadel made in marble and gold with a Platinum plated dome roof. The halls are majestically adorned with precious stone and metals as a show of the great wealth of the City.

The River Arcanus

One of the world's most spectacular Natural sights is the magically created river which was conjoured at the founding of the city to bring fresh Water and trade to Highfield, the capitol city of Hustonum. Highfield was founded and built inside a dead volcano opening providing natural walls and defense but had no water source. The First Order of the Arcane studied and researched a way to mend the problem and came up with the magical construction of a river branching off River Elementus to Highfield. The River is 500 miles long in a perfectly straight line. The Water is fresh, clean and has created a new ec system around it providing game and fertile farming land all along the river.

The Tower of Elora

In the Kingdom of Elora, in it's capitol city stands a Spiraling tower known as the Tower of Elora. This tower was constructed 500 years ago by the King who wished to be able 'to stand atop the world'. The Tower began at the start of his reign and upon his death construction was completed to stand at nearly 600feet. The Tallest structure in the known world

The Nibury Reserve

In the somewhat low brow, sleepy northern city of Nibury stands the Rhumbus shaped structure of the Nibury Reserve, the Kingdom of Hustonium's largest vault of Gold, Gems and rare items. It is the most secure building in creation and is a marvel of a combination of Magic and technology. The Building's walls are perfectly smooth, exactly 100 feet in height, with no visable entrance. The Reserve is surrounded by a symetrical wall which is also perfectly smooth and exactly the same height. Nibury is not exactly a place tourists go, but every man, woman and child who comes to Nibury can't help but marvel at the Reserves ominous reminder of the wealth of the Kingdom.