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One of the oldest and most beautiful towns in the country of Fiore, Hargeon Town serves as Fiore’s main port city. Ships and sailors from all around the world who wish to visit Fiore usually find themselves docking in Hargeon Town. It is home to various shops, namely stores where one would buy fishing equipment or even seafood restaurants. It is said that only 10% of the population of Hargeon Town possess the ability to even utilize Magic.

A quaint and cozy little town nestled in between two mountain ranges, it is highly regarded as Fiore’s ‘spa town’. Why, you may ask? Well, because it is home to the Super Express Restaurant! An establishment that not only provides exquisite food for all around, but doubles as a spa for those who wish to relax! Fit with a massage room and hot springs where you can kick back and enjoy yourself, the Super Express Restaurant serves as the main attraction of Balsam Village.

Widely regarded as the “Flower Blooming Capital”, it is Fiore’s largest city, and it is also where the King and Queen of Fiore call their home. As you can already imagine, there are more stores and venues then one can even count. Boasting a large garden that has about as many different types of flowers as there are people living there, Crocus holds true to its name. The city is also home to the Domus Flau, a large stadium/arena where the annual Grand Magic Games take place.

Small and friendly, Oshibana down is known for its copious Taverns and Bars scattered about its vicinity. Despite its size, Oshibana Town is one of the lead manufacturers of alcohol, having a country-wide known brewery right outside of town that is held in high regards for its “Honey-brew”. There is also a train station located within the center of the town, allowing for those who wish to travel by train to reach this town much easier.

A very beautiful and articulate town, the architecture of the city seems to take after an ancient roman style. Like any normal town, there are taverns and shops and a dinary here and there. The most popular attraction are the romantic boat rides couples can embark on that takes them around the entire town utilizing the beautiful, crystal-clear river that slithers throughout the settlement. There is also a rather popular aquarium that many tourists frequent.

Yet another old town, which ranks up there in age with Hargeon Town. The town itself is built around an ancient castle, which the mayor of Oak Town still uses as their home. It is said that, due to all of the turrets and trenches scattered around the grounds of the town, it was once home to sort of camp during a past war. Aside from the history, it is just another generic town.

Poor in size but rich in culture, Clover Town is the place to be for all things History. Housing not only a large museum with some of the most sought-after artifacts from past times, Masters from all Legal Guilds converge here in order to discuss current events, and just general chatter. People also enjoy this town for its signature ‘Weapons shop’ known as Buki Buki. If you’re any type of warrior that utilizes weapons, enchanted and none-enchanted, this is the place to be.

As you can probably imagine… Not a whole lot transpires in this city. Virtually deserted by any and all forms of life for unknown reasons, most people consider the City Without Sound a “Ghost Town”. When you step foot inside of the city’s boundaries, you’re subject to no sound whatsoever, aside from that of other patrons that may have accompanied you. There are several crags and canyons that bifurcate the city, but other than that… You won’t be getting many tourists here.

Onibus Town is the place to be if you’re into the acting business. Located to the furthest most northern side of the town lies Yosoimasu; A large building which holds a massive, grand stage. The town is known for holding plays and acting classes on a weekly basis. Some of the best actors in Fiore have graduated from the Yosoimasu academy, and have went on to star in A-list fictional workings. This town is also quite fond of the literary arts. To date, the “Toru” bookshop is the only known place in the world where you can purchase the famous: “Toru Toru” adult-themed, erotica novel series.

The tallest mountain in the country of Fiore, Mt. Hakobe sports your typical alpine-like climate. With snow all year around, it’s advised to be well-prepared when embarking on a journey to its peak. There are various caves located on the path snaking up and around the mountain, though you would be hardpressed to find any of them as most are veiled in heaps of snow and ice. Violent creatures known as Vulcans inhabit the caves around this mountain, and they will do whatever they can to trick travelers into the palms of their hands, so caution is advised. According to rumors, a more terrifying beast dubbed the “Blizzardvern” resides around the mountain to feast on a mystical herb which, when ingested by human Mages, can increase their Magic Power. Once again; Be careful up there!

A dense and rather mucky-swamp filled to the brim with disgusting black water and thick brush that makes it almost impossible to get a glimpse of what lies inside. Keeping true to its name, the travelers who journey through the swamp report hearing cries for help out of seemingly nowhere alongside disturbing shrieks and moans that plague the ears of all who enter. Several investigations have been made to locate the source of these unnerving occurrences, but no evidence has turned up. Legend says that somewhere deep in the swamp lies a Grotto which, to this day, is still utilized by an ancient cult of witches as a sacrificial ritual site.

Breathtakingly beautiful, Bristle Cove is a small inlet located to the western most regions of Fiore. It can be found easily by following the trail of vibrant, glistening sea-shells that line the beach. A gorgeous waterfall cascades within the very center of the cove, and the small reef inside is layered with rainbow-colored coral of all shapes and sizes. Several hundred different types of non-hostile fish can be found swimming within this cove, making it a hot tourist spot for anyone who knows how to work a camera!

Another unsettling biome within Fiore, the Forsaken Barrens is a gigantic desert wasteland that stretches for miles. The City Without Sound calls the Barrens its home, along with many other villages and craggy canyons. Should you search long enough, you’d more than likely stumble across several remnants of the past; Large ruins of past civilizations pepper the landscape. The temperatures in these parts are practically scalding, so water is advised. Watch out for giant desert scorpions and humongous spiders, as they love to bury themselves underneath the scorching sand in wait for prey!

A massive crater just north of the Mikage Forest. It is a natural magnet for all treasure hunters, big or small. The environment is damp, yet extremely humid, and it is scattered with jagged rocks that could easily slice through human flesh. Once you step into the maze-like caverns deep within and venture towards the supposed ancient ruins that lie within, light is going to be your saving grace. There is not an ounce of light whatsoever throughout these caverns, save for the rare and occasional glowing mushroom. Because of these unruly conditions, creatures that would normally shy away from the light call the Hollow their home, and they do not like visitors…

A hilly landscape that is among the more friendly biomes in Fiore. Dotted by a few large oak trees here and there, the Lowlands are virtually a wide open plain which allows travelers to see for miles upon miles. Many farmers and ranch owners take to the Lowlands, utilizing its rich soil for their crops and the vast, expansive property for their livestock. One such location of note would be the Crimson Lake; A large body of water which is seemingly stained red. Scientists have provided an answer for the red coloring, though. The bottom of the lake is lined with a specific breed of kelp that is colored red, giving the entire lake a rather ‘bloody’ feel.

Brrr! When you think of the Boreal Hinterlands, your mind immediately drifts to the cold side. A tundra that is the very definition freezing, it is your ideal spot for snowboarding and sledding and all winter-activities. There are several ski lodges located atop the mountains, and a large forest that surrounds one of the biggest lakes in Fiore; Congelata Profondita. The snow in this area is year-round, though the temperatures rise in the summer time. Come winter, it gets well below freezing. Because of its harsh conditions, many Ice Mages use the Hinterlands as training grounds.

A tropical environment located in south Fiore, the Fonik Jungle is home to massive trees stretching over one-hundred feet tall, a variety of insects and critters, and even its own indigenous tribe. Most of the flora and fauna within the jungle are poisonous and venomous, so countermeasures are must when entering its grounds. The Yonjobi Tribe has taken to the trees, building their treehouse village hundreds of feet in the air to avoid all of the danger down below. While the Yonjobi tribe is skeptical of outsiders, they should be the least of your worries… Tigers…. Lions… And Vulcans?! Oh my!

Also known as the “Demon Isle” is an island home to a rather friendly tribe of Demons. Covered in a large forest that fills up most of the island’s landscape, there are several landmarks that could drag any tourist in. Not only is there a tribe of demons on the island that love to spook the locals, but three different temples scattered across the island in a triangle-like formation. Galuna Island also harbors a near-extinct species of bear that produces chocolate as their actual stool. These bears can only be found on the island, as no other sightings have been reported elsewhere.