Kebulund

Kebulund is a large city in western Choradan alongside the eastern foothills of the Filija Mountains. Its population is around 50,000 and has grown rapidly since the beginning of the fos rush. Kebulund originated as a military staging post during the Osnabi campaigns, from which several armies were launched through mountain passes and then towards the Kaskos River. Its architecture is a classic example of the low plazas and yellow brick architecture characteristic of most of the western Omban cities, especially in Choradan. As it is only supported by small streams and rivers, it cannot expand any further without far greater sources of fresh water to support local agriculture.