The capital of Andorry, the southern half of the Twin States, sprawls widely across the land. when viewed by the horizon.
The walled city has two sets of walls, each with dozens of gates in and out, and the packed roads in both layers of the city are awash with colorful cloth and the smells of exotic spices!
Within the city's core, a brilliant reddish castle stands proudly atop a large hill. The design of the monumental structure is mainly Caerish, though influences from across South Kalatoria and even Kri Tan are easily visible to a knowledgeable eye.
The flags of the city fly high, and the grounds around it for miles are filled with the tents and campfires of wandering merchants.
Tav Andor is the easternmost city within South Kalatoria, in fact having the infinitely valuable position of being directly adjacent to the Eastern Road, which acts as the sole point of contact with the otherwise isolated lands of Kri Tan.
Since the road's emergence, a number of rulers from both lands have left the merchants of their nations to freely come and go. First contact has not been made in any official capacity between the different rulers, though the grape vine has rumors such a thing may be coming in the future.
Regardless, the city of Tav Andor has been rapidly growing in wealth and abundance for almost sixty years, ever since the post-war treaty with fellow Caerish state of Cantel resulted in the formation of the Twin States, and the jurisdiction over the Eastern Road being given to Andorry, while Cantel was given the rights to handle internal affairs.
The land has been blessed a shocking amount by this agreement, with the Royals presiding in Rosscantel (led by the Caerish King) and the Merchant Princes residing in Andorry (led by the Prime Magnate). The two factions get along rather well, mostly due to the fact they both know the limits of their jurisdiction, and play within them.
The city is packed incredibly tight with over 40 000 permanent residents, and those many additional temporary visitors! Most of these people are kept in the outer section of the city.