Despite your Oc being able to purchase any available lot in any location, it is wise to consider the options of the different neighborhoods.

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The Inn:

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Don't have the money for a house just yet? No problem!

The Inn offers affordable room rentals for those just starting out. The rooms are modest, and you'll be sharing a communal bathroom with the other guests, but it's a cozy place to rest your head and the rent is hard to beat!

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City District

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The townhouses within the kingdom walls provide convenient access to shops, taverns, and countless activities. However, space is limited, with homes built close together and little room for gardens or workshops. Life in the city is lively and bustling, filled with the sounds of busy streets and daily commerce. If you thrive in an energetic environment where everything is just a short walk away, the City District may be the perfect place for you.

Living in the City District often benefits merchants, shopkeepers, artisans, entertainers, scholars, and others whose work flourishes in the heart of the kingdom.

 

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Lake District:​​

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The homes along the lake offer peaceful scenery and plenty of open space, with larger yards perfect for gardens, workshops, or growing crops. The pace of life is slower than within the city walls, where the gentle sounds of the water replace the bustle of crowded streets. If you enjoy a quiet lifestyle surrounded by nature, the Lake District may be the perfect place for you.

Living in the Lake District often benefits farmers, fishermen, blacksmiths, millers, and others whose livelihoods are tied to the land and water.

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Forest District:

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Nestled beneath towering trees, the homes of the Forest District provide privacy, fresh air, and a close connection to nature. Properties are more spread apart than those in the city, allowing for larger gardens and workshops, while the peaceful woodland offers a calm retreat from the kingdom's busy streets. Those seeking quiet surroundings and the beauty of the forest will feel right at home here.

Living in the Forest District often benefits ranchers, carpenters, foragers, herbalists, and other craftspeople who rely on the forest's abundant resources.