Once a mining community for the people who worked the mountains. The town is small and quaint. Cozy cottages and cabins are leaned close to each other while the downtown has only the bare necessities.

Not the tallest point of the mountain, Lowry Peak is where, if you stand, you can see most of the continent. A lone juniper tree grows off of the edge of the peak. Lichen grows on the rocks. A few birds sometimes perch here.

The humans mined ore in the mountains, digging deeper and deeper. These man-made tunnels are softly lit to this day, as the torches are made with firestone, a crystal that constantly glows with a soft, warm light. The materials the humans were mining for were rare metals and gemstones.