Sim Layout

The Arcovian Citadel sim spans four major districts of the Arcovian City-State; the Citadel Proper, the Mead Quarter, the Garden District, and the Market Square. These four districts are just the in-world representation of a much larger city that houses over 100,000 people. The four districts are within walking distance but have their own feel; Asian, northern, Tudor, and Roman-Arabic. There are a few additional on-demand scenes for exploration; the hunting area, the killing fields, the arena.

Experience Teleporters

We use experience teleporters to move players from one district or scene to another. To use an experience teleporter you must have accepted the experience in the beginning -- and then you just walk into the space and it will automatically teleport you.

Exterior Only Buildings

We use a selection of buildings with interiors as well as exterior only buildings to simulate the vast size of the city-state. Please note that not all doors "go some where". If you can not open a door or walk thru it, please assume it to be a decoration.

Rental Shops

We have a few rental shops available for role-play ownership; some are decorated, some are not. Please look around. Rental Shops will have discreet rental signs near the front door. Most city shops are obvious as they either do not have doors, or they use half-height doors or doors with glass panels.

On demand City-State Chambers

There is one on-demand city-state chamber for each of the 12 city-states. Those chambers have a small handful of free to use on-demand bedrooms. Each city-state chamber will be marked by its corresponding banner, these are not private and anyone may go into them.

Taverns, Inns and Public Houses

Each of the various taverns, inns, and public houses have free on-demand rooms that can be used for private roleplay.

There are no rentable homes.

We do not wish the sim to be dependant on rental income or encourage lingering on sim not roleplaying. On-sim activity will drive agent promotions.

Other City States

No, the other city-states are not represented in-world, and no I do not intend to build them. Please consider just how many prims it would take to build all twelve city-states, and then imagine just how much the fictional distance would segregate the player base.