Razuth's Children Settlements

Einsam (Capital)
Notes
 * Primary Race: Dwarves
 * Secondary Races: none
 * Size: Large

Although the great gates of Einsam’s entrance are a known location to most on Esor, it is likely that no one, even the most ancient Dwarves that live there, have seen every corner of Einsam. Countless mineshafts spread out from Einsam and lead to many other small settlements. Although open to trade, the Gates of Einsam are fairly far away from any other settled locations of Esor and as such tend to leave trade matters to their other cities, then simply ship goods back to Einsam.

Handel
Notes
 * Primary Race: Dwarves
 * Secondary Races: Humans
 * Size: Medium

Handel is the closest Dwarven city to New Esoria and has become the trading center for all of Razuth’s Children. Because of the proximity to the Absit Settlers, Handel has developed a fair sized population of humans and many Dwarves have also left to live in the towns and cities of the Absit Settlers. Unlike other cities in the kingdom of Razuth’s Children, Handel is mostly located in the open as opposed to underground and the town acts like a large market instead of a mining town. But even if it is less focused on, mining is still very important in Handel however the emphasis on anything other than mining has caused some turmoil with Glauben, the most religious town in the kingdom.

Ruhig
Notes
 * Primary Race: Dwarves
 * Secondary Races: None
 * Size: Small

Ruhig is the smallest of the major Dwarven settlements due to its isolated nature. Although it’s possible to move between Handel and Ruhig using only underground tunnels in the mountains, the trip is dangerous and difficult so there is little trade that takes place in Ruhig, keeping the settlement small. This isolated nature is shared by the Dwarves who live in Ruhig and although not hostile, they don’t take too kindly to outsiders.

Glauben
Notes
 * Primary Race: Dwarves
 * Secondary Race: Wood Elves
 * Size: Small

Glauben is the northernmost Dwarven town and although it's technically part of the Razuth’s Children, they don’t associate with the rest of the kingdom in most matters. Glauben is home to the most religious Dwarves and has a strong relationship with the neighboring Tearans because of some strong similarities in their religion.