Sunscar
Drylands city beside the river cutting through eastern hills and canyon terraces. Its five districts are shaped by shade, reliable water and travel between exposed routes.
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Five districts and the city gym. The illustrated street arrangement is a proposed layout.
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Redstone Gym
Auvora → Sunscar → Redstone Arena → Redstone Gym
Gym details ↓Other places listed in this gym’s district provide local context. Exact street adjacency and walking times are not yet established.
1. Shadecloth Bazaar
Daily shopping, local trade and civic errands gather beneath the district's shade canopies. The covered lanes remain usable in daytime heat, while food stalls and social life grow busier after sunset.
Canopy Shopping Lanes
Cloth-covered lanes hold household shops, fabric sellers and practical supplies. Narrow patches of sun move across the paving as shoppers pass between awnings.
Bazaar Civic Square
A shaded square provides seating and space for public announcements. It is a convenient meeting point between errands rather than an exposed ceremonial plaza.
Sunscar Post Office
Travelers and residents send parcels and collect messages at a cool interior counter. Delivery notices share wall space with local announcements.
Public Water Courts
Maintained drinking-water fountains stand beside shaded rest areas. People refill containers and pause here before continuing through the market.
Spice Arcade
Small stalls display spice jars, dried ingredients and fragrant blends for local cooking. Sellers explain how residents use their wares in everyday meals.
Sunset Kitchens
Food counters become especially lively when the streets cool. Shared tables turn supper into a social occasion for workers, families and travelers.
2. Redstone Arena
League training, surveying and practical work with the terrain share a reinforced canyon terrace. The district draws athletes and field crews without opening the surrounding canyon to uncontrolled practice.
Redstone Gym
Sunscar's Ground-type base gym tests positioning and endurance on supervised terrain. Victory in the official challenge awards the Strata Badge.
Groundwork Yards
Marked practice areas support controlled footing, movement and terrain exercises. Adult teams train within boundaries that separate them from public paths.
Canyon Survey Office
Surveyors maintain terrain records and report unstable ground. Visitors can ask about published route conditions without entering technical workrooms.
Terrace Viewing Walk
A reinforced public walkway overlooks the training quarter and canyon. Shade shelters let spectators pause without wandering onto active grounds.
Arena Rest House
A cool common room provides water, seating and a place to recover between sessions. Staff direct anyone needing medical attention to appropriate care.
3. Riverstep Ward
Homes, schools and local healthcare occupy stepped streets above designated flood levels. Shade and shared courtyards make the neighborhood comfortable while preserving a clear separation from the river's working edge.
Riverstep Courtyards
Clusters of homes open onto shaded shared spaces. Residents gather in the cooler hours to mend clothes, talk and watch children play.
Riverstep School
Classrooms and a protected play yard serve neighborhood children. Routes to the school stay within the maintained streets above flood zones.
Ward Clinic
A local practice offers routine healthcare and care for heat-related illness. A shaded waiting area keeps patients out of direct sun.
Terrace Garden Plots
Small household and shared gardens make careful use of irrigation. Residents grow cooking herbs and hardy crops suited to the local conditions.
Courtyard Bakeries
Neighborhood ovens produce bread and simple pastries before the worst heat. The smell carries through the lanes as people collect breakfast on their way out.
4. Cistern Works
Water storage, irrigation and equipment maintenance keep Sunscar functioning. It is a practical working district whose public counters help travelers prepare for heat and dust without interrupting essential operations.
Reservoir Control House
Crews monitor the city's stored water and maintain distribution systems. Working tanks and controls remain secured, with updates posted at the public office.
Irrigation Depot
Maintenance teams repair channels, valves and watering equipment. Households and growers bring service questions to the front counter.
Dustproof Repair Shop
A busy workshop cleans grit from equipment and repairs worn seals and fastenings. Repaired items sit labeled on collection shelves beside samples of common faults.
Watervessel Workshop
Makers repair and sell durable water containers. Staff check closures and carrying straps because leaks become serious problems beyond the city.
Protective Gear Counter
Sun coverings, goggles and practical outer layers fill this specialist store. Fitting advice focuses on the trip and the wearer's needs.
Cistern Storage Yards
Shaded bays protect maintenance supplies and repair materials. Marked routes allow collections without crossing active machinery or delivery work.
5. Canyon Gate
People arrange guides, rest and assemble supplies before taking the outward roads. The district supports departures and delayed journeys alike, with prominent notices about heat, water availability and closures.
Canyon Guide Offices
Local guides discuss route difficulty, weather and the supplies an outing requires. They recommend postponing travel when conditions or equipment are unsuitable.
Caravan Yards
Organized loading spaces let traveling groups sort freight and prepare departures. Rest areas are kept separate from moving loads and equipment.
Roadshade Inn
A traveler inn offers cool rooms, early meals and luggage storage. Guests often wait here for safer departure conditions rather than leaving at midday.
Canyon Baths
A public bathhouse provides washing facilities and a quiet place to rest after dusty travel. Staff keep water use practical in the dry climate.
Sunset Overlooks
Maintained viewing points face the canyon terraces. Benches and barriers let visitors enjoy the light without approaching unstable edges.
Gate Route Board
Current heat warnings, water information and canyon closures are collected beside the departure road. Travelers check it immediately before setting out.
Strata Badge
Gym
Redstone Gym
District
Redstone Arena
Type
Ground
Award
Victory in this base gym's official challenge.
Design
An angular canyon mesa with terracotta, sandstone-cream and deep umber layers enclosed in a bronze-gold rim.
Progression
One of the six badges required to challenge the Confluence Master Gym.
City, districts and place descriptions transcribed from the current world document. The illustrated district layout is proposed. Regional routes, distances and additional towns remain to be established.