Village Centre
The working heart of Rorus, where its trades, services and daily affairs meet.

Fields, river and stone
Rorus is not a grand city. It is a rural settlement whose fields, trades and households depend upon one another.
A working settlement
Every principal venue is intended to serve both the physical village and its stories. Homes are placed close to workplaces, roads connect daily activity, and the surrounding farms remain part of village life rather than scenery beyond it.

Visitors approach along a weathered dirt road, passing the remnants of old travel before reaching the inhabited heart of Rorus.
The working heart of Rorus, where its trades, services and daily affairs meet.
Fields, farmhouses, gardens and grazing land surrounding the settled village.
Apartments built into roleplay venues, keeping residents close to the life of the village.
Separate residential houses provide additional accommodation for Free Women and Free Men.
Lodging reserved for visitors and travellers rather than citizens of Rorus.
The village facility where state slaves are received, recorded and placed under the Slaver’s operational care.