Hmanar

Hmanar is the largest city on the Haman peninsula in the north of the Pohmyran Bay. Its powers stretch across a small island group where most of the world's alhmerai, a lucrative clam species which is a key ingredient for spices, are harvested. Its architecture draws from the now extinct civilizations of Haman.

The city is ruled by an oligarchic court. The seats of this court mostly contains merchants but also a class known as the bohnyi, literally life thinkers, a sort of cosmopolitan proto-biologist academic circle which oversees the harvest and preservation of th alhmerai clams. In addition to this, Hmanar has become prosperous by exporting amber, honey and dates. Its navy is also one of the largest in the world although its shipbuilding heavily depends on importing wood from the western part of the bay.

Most Hmanar citizens, especially its farmers and fishermen, adhere to the pihm cult of Maryn, and the city is dotted with Maryn shrines accordingly. But the cosmopolitan and mercantile nature of the city makes its religious landscape one of the most varied of the northern cities.