Amana

Introduction
Early historical writings refer to the ancient cities of Eldemy and Amana. The latter is now a vast ruin, where the very earth is diseased with foul necrotic magic.In an older, presumably happier time, these two cities were referred to simply as The Two Lovers, so named because of the enormous statues standing at the harbor of each city.

The Collosi of Eldemy and Amana
Each stands nearly 400-feet high. The Collosus of Eldemy depicts a beautiful human woman. She faces north, her arms extended as if anticipating an embrace, with her warm smile shining down upon the city. Both travellers and sailors at sea tell of the second grand statue at the center of Amana, visible from many miles away. He is a muscular human man, facing to the South, his hand extended, as if to beckon his lover, though the two stand more than 100 miles apart. Those who have seen the statue say he is enshrouded in enormous cobwebs, a sign of the eldrich evil which now holds his city.