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# Soilême

A grand magical city, nearly as renowned as Waterdeep for its magical influence.

> Fantasy map view of the magical floating city of Soilême, hovering high in the sky far above a distant green landscape and winding river visible below through gaps in the clouds. The city rests on a large chunk of earth and rock, with waterfalls cascading off its edges into misty clouds beneath it. Houses have roofs made of shimmering iridescent shingles, rainbow-sheened like fish scales or soap bubbles, and are built alongside ancient trees.
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> In the center of the city stands a tall white spiraled tower, ornate and glowing faintly, its upper roof shingled in the same shimmering rainbow scales, clean and smokeless, with no chimney.
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> At the far edge of the city, a low stone smithy workshop with a thatched or timber roof houses a traditional furnace: a squat stone hearth built into the wall, glowing with orange coals, with a short, wide chimney stack venting dark smoke just above the roofline. Outside, a heavy anvil sits on a wooden stump, with bellows, hammers, and horseshoes hung nearby, and barrels stacked against the wall — this is the only source of smoke in the city.
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> Beside the tower, a timber-framed tavern with a steeply peaked roof, warm lantern-lit windows, and a hanging wooden signboard sits at a crossroads, with no smoke or chimney.
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> On the far side of the city, an empty open marketplace square is lined with rows of striped colorful tents and stalls, bright awnings, and hanging lanterns, stalls fully stocked with goods but unoccupied.
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> Painterly fantasy art style, isometric bird's-eye map perspective, wispy clouds drifting around the floating landmass, highly detailed environment art, no people, no figures, empty streets, each building rendered as a distinct recognizable landmark, smoke only comes from the smithy chimney.