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Places will be listed in alphabetical order in order of City, Clan, and Continent, as specification is needed.
Each will be followed by a short description.

Example :
New York City, New York (USA), North America
A large city with many landmarks, known world wide in an irrelevant place.
Common site of fictional disasters.

Demonic Realm, Far to the East or West, Separate continent

The Demonic Realm is a part of the world separated from the rest. The demonic realm was created, back in the First Age, out of bits of the land made infertile by Chaos. The land was clumped into one super-continent and placed in one corner of the world. Then, the part of the world was somehow separated from the rest. Some say it was completely torn off and floats inside dead space near the rest of the world, enviously. Some say that it is still part of the world, and that it has been made inaccessible by huge walls. However, searches for these hypothetical walls have turned up empty.
The Demonic Realm has been turned into a sort of prison home for the most powerful and dangerous species, mostly demons. It's locked away so that a special key or spell is required for anyone to get in or out.
Dark mages in the Mortal Realm will often use these special spells to bring the darkest of demons over. However, most summonings are short term and the demons are sent back to the Realm from which they came. It is also because of these spells that people know the realm exists somewhere.
The realm, and how people survive in it, is a mystery to residents of the Mortal realm. The Demonic Realm can readily be accessed by Chaos, or by most of his direct descendants.

Fort Edo, Chini, Northerland Continent
Fort Edo is the center of Chini life in the Northern Desert, and also it's northern base of military operations. The fort is large and has many underground floors, the bottom ones connecting to deep, underground rivers. Within the forts outer walls is a bustling desert town, protected, and governed, by the military living within. Most residents of this town are soldiers, their families, or servants.
Fort Edo is the largest populated, and best sheltered, area in the Northern Chini Territories. It is a welcome sight for a weary Chini traveler; but a thorn in the side of any foreigner because of the stiff militaristic nature of it. Fort Edo controls most roads in the area.

Libra's Cross, Destin Islands
Libra's Cross is the largest city in the Destin islands. The city is partially a travelers haven, acting as a re-stock point for most sea travel between the eastern and western lands. But, the city also acts as a place to call home for Otherworlders, who may otherwise feel alienated in their assigned clan. Because Destin is a neutral territory, many multi-clan summits have been held in Libra's Cross.
The city itself is home to many office buildings, containing archives on every species known to walk the planet; as well as many Inns for travelers. The seashore of Libra's Cross is littered with tourist traps.

Lyre, Agua, Laguna
Lyre, the capital of Agua, is built on a hill rising from the ocean. The town includes a tropical port on a beach, which is full of vendors year round. The place looks like a tourist town up until the marble gates that mark the entrance of the inner city. Once deeper inside, visitors can see tall, graceful buildings. Every building, every yard, is sculpted carefully to an art.
The people in the city dedicate themselves to the refinement and progression of society. They are scholars and architects. These days, even lower men have dedicated some of their time to making dreams a reality.

Luinlosse, Yang, Naeeman
Luinlosse is a major port on the south-western tip of Naeeman. Most imigrants going to and from Naeeman's Yang territories will go through Luinlosse.
Luinlosse was founded in the Second Age by elven pioneers, who all froze and died during the winter. A cult of demonic wizards found the settlement later that same year.
Since it was well stocked, aside from everything being frozen, they moved in and called it their own. The wizards and their beast-like servants got a laugh out of finding all those dead elves, but they decided to keep the towns name in their honor anyway. It was enscribed on a tablet near the entrance.
Through some lucky chance, or maybe blind persistance, the town managed to survive until a rush of demons all moved to the northern lands. This was during the Ying Crusades of the Third Age. The town quickly populated, and became the thriving port it is today.
An alternate rumor is that it was founded by the wizard cult, some of which were elven.