Do'no Jet

Do'no Jet is the oldest and main City state of the Knome Kingdoms, located in the Eastern part of the main continent. A great wall was built around the city to protect the citizenry from the impending doom befalling the land during the Contact Apocalypse.

The Kingdom is known for their wide range of wares available in the main city market and the city's many stores and shops. The majority of these wares are locally sourced, produced in the surrounding villages. What cannot be grown or made locally is brought to the city by the southeastern rail line or by boat. The city hosts a large port and shipyard capable of building and docking several of the largest mercantile vessels ever built. Much of the commerce of the Greater Knome Kingdoms is sea-based. Do'no Jet is the main hub of trade in the knome merchant community which dominates the three eastern seas.

Do'no Jet boasts a rich and colorful history dating back centuries. It is believed that the first king of Do'no Jet, Kay'el the Magnificent, built much of the kingdom by hand with nothing but simple iron tools. After the cities completion, the lesser Goddess Celian granted Kay'el the powers of the Gods. He used these powers to travel throughout the land and across the three eastern seas seeding the land he found with knomes to build his empire. It was during this time that the Contact Apocalypse occurred, and the great wall was built. He also engineered the construction of the island Kingdoms of Ray'dol Jet and Em'hes Jet, the northern canal, and the great tower on the rock after the actions of Kahm'rhon restored peace to the land. After completing these labors, Kay'el renounced his powers and returned to his people to live among them once more as a mortal. He lived out his remaining days ruling from his throne in Do'no Jet.

The main keep of Do'no Jet has seen many additions through the centuries, but has remained the residence of the reigning monarch of the Greater Knome Kingdoms since the founding of the Kay'el Dynasty.

Due to restored fear brought about by recent incursions of ice in the north and south and fire to the west and the fall of Em'hes Jet, mercantile trade and travel between neighboring kingdoms has slowed. However, the knomes, being a headstrong and somewhat greedy people, have continued their business while tightening their borders.