A city rich in history and with a reputation as the heart of Scotia, Dunedin is more popular among the upper classes. Built on what is now an extinct volcano, trade here is not as vibrant or as open as in Glaschu, but a merchant with a base here will be well rewarded for their efforts. The city is split into two sectors. The old town - where remnants of temples, shrines, and statues to the old religions and gods can be found. And the new town, an network of winding roads and secret passages to aid those in the service industry to those who had the coin to seek their custom. The city holds many secrets, many of which are much darker than its residents would have known.