Magidor

Magidor is the capital of the kingdom of Liteland.

History
The city has both a gigantic castle and a cathedral which would have taken decades to construct. This suggests it is relatively old. The High Priest states that others have failed to take the city.

The City
The city mostly consists to winding streets and stone huts. There are several squares within the city where soldiers gather. The city is (mostly) surrounded by a mighty wall. In addition, the Royal Army is mainly situated in and around the capital. The city is therefore very well defended. In addition, there is a gigantic cathedral in the centre of the city with three chairs. One is a throne for the king, the other two are debatable. Philip is shown sitting with his son and daughter-in-law in one scene suggesting they are for the prince and princess. There is also a river running through the city. While the city is very large, it is ultimately dwarfed by the castle that towers over it.

The Castle
The castle is a gigantic structure atop a mighty hill. It is a shining white castle and looks similar to the castle at Moonidor. It has four mighty, square towers and a gigantic keep in the centre. The battlements have gigantic merlons on them and all of the roofs are peaked. Most of the rooms in the castle are spacious, with large open windows. Notably, there isn't a dungeon in the castle. Highborn prisoners are, therefore, kept in an old wine cellar. One room of note is the king's deathbed. Here, the bodies of deceased kings lie before their burial.

Season 1
King Harry Lite dies at the Magidor. William is later exiled from Liteland and Philip is crowned. Philip's assassination is on the battlements of the castle. When Henry tasks the Royal Army with capturing William, the High Priest is left in charge of the city. After the Battle of Arania, Lady Catherine's army besieges the city. William and Erwion's army arrives and manage to take the city through diplomacy.

Season 2
William decides to leave the city to take the castle of Black Cove. Lord Erwion tells him before he leaves that he may need to go back to Eccicya. John is left in charge of the capital with around 3000 men. He awaits the arrival of Lord Alex.