Woodhope (location)

[1] - Woodhope :  A city within the massive trees with 100' wide bases. The Trade hub of the world, and a land of splendor and dreams. So the saying goes:  All roads lead to Woodhope, at least one would hope.

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 * A city among the trees.  The City up in the tree tops has all the splendors of a modern city, however it is primarily made within the wood of the trees where it is built.
 * Plumbing is easily available using the veins of the tree as small water and sewer pipes.
 * Due to the immense age and width of the trees they are easily capable of holding multiple houses around the trunk of the tree, as well as within.
 * In this area high above the grounds the branches have formed rings and floors sturdy and surrounding the tree in a spiral, commonly called canopies.
 * Bridges made of the branches of trees, intermingle the various rings of the city.
 * Vines create ladder ways between different levels
 * Down 60 to 80 feet below the Canopies, the trade routes wind along the ground around every tree in this massive forest leaving no piece of ground untouched from the constant traffic.
 * In this City the Rain falls constantly, but never touches the ground.
 * With the leaves reaching far above the canopies, we see the gentle rain constantly hit causing a gentle fall and rise of the leaves, giving the area a slightly humid feel, however the leaves source the water into the veins of each tree creating the plumbing of the town, potable and otherwise.
 * The temperature is always semi-cool here think 66 - 78 degrees.
 * Winter: a portion of the leaves fall leaving the light to keep the citizens warm,
 * Spring: flowers among the vines bloom, generating an aroma for the entire town with a promise to one day become fruit.
 * Summer: Never too bright the leaves function as a ceiling allowing for a glow of light throughout the city, lighting up the area in magnificent light. Still keeping the entire city cool. The flowers turn to special fruits resembling peaches skin, the insides of watermelons, but a flavor resembling a chai tea. This fruit the size of a small elephant is the delicacy of the region, and is the main cultural dish.
 * Fall: The ceiling of leaves changes colors to provide an illuminating and beautiful hue, to the entire region and is by far the most populous of the seasons.
 * As a trade route the city has no permanent residents with the exception of the workers, who have lived in this town for years now.
 * The businesses within the trees consist of tourist and traveler attractions.
 * Brothels, Bars,Hotels, Show Halls, Supply Shops, and Various traveler amenities, tools, guides, and assistance.
 * The town's cultural identity is a result of its function as a trade route.
 * The town is thoroughly diverse with every walk of life from every ring in town.
 * The various Deities in the world, all have representatives and recruiters in this town, for the purpose of increasing their followers, their favor with traders, and spread the name of their leader, all in the hopes of increasing their deities clout.
 * The newspaper is called the Morning Wood
 * Po-lice function primarily to keep the peace among the various parties, and premeditated crime is mostly unheard of due to the nomadic nature of the population.
 * A primarily vegetarian town the food in the region is gathered from the surrounding vegetation.
 * Vines, leaves, fruit, and pollen, are all harvested and stored year round with the purpose of keeping the town fed through the seasons.
 * Farming occurs on higher tiers, where the farmers set up to get additional sunlight.
 * Other protein available includes tree squirrels the size of dogs, various birds, and on occasion bear which have become more sloth like in appearance.
 * Everything is wood.
 * beds are hammocks either made of wood (sturdy), vines(visual and semi soft), or leaves (the softest of the three, and generally requires the most maintenance)
 * Toilet paper comes from a type of mold that creates large sheets of paper against the wall, that has no odor and is tearable.  It grows aggressively, within the limits allowed to it.