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LEGEND (FOR VIRTUE NOTATIONS) ''Italic'' = Virtue ''Bold Italic'' = Principle (Truth, Love, Courage) See Also: Virtues Of Ultima CITIES Britain The Capital of Britannia, where the palace of Lord British is located. It is the original City of '' Compassion '' and it also has a major port. The city was rather small through ''Ultima I'' and ''Ultima IV''. During the Age of Enlightenment, it started to grow; In ''Ultima V'', two smaller suburbs appeared. The city was again united into a large metropolis around ''Ultima VI''; the city grew around Lord British's castle. Buccaneer's Den The home of the Pirate s. They were incorporated into Britannia after the Quest of the Avatar, but remained rife with gambling and piracy even during the Guardian's attacks. Cove Originally hidden near Lock Lake, it became the city best known for hosting the Shrine of '' Compassion ''. It became the City of ''Compassion'' as Britain grew into the Capital, but lost the title after the Guardian's tectonic shifts pushed the city onto a new island along with Minoc . Jhelom City of ''Valor'', in the Valorian Isles southwest of the mainland. The city was renamed Valoria after a Volcano swallowed the original archipelago. Minoc City of ''Sacrifice''. The city is known for their tinkers, craftsmen and artists. The notable places include the Guild of Artisans, and a branch of the Britanninan Mining Company. Around ''Ultima VII'', the city also had a lumber mill, particularly supplying building materials for Owen the Shipwright. Moonglow Formerly known as Moon, Moonglow is the city of ''Honesty''. Moonglow is located on the Verity Isle, on which it serves as a major port town. The city is known for its mages and scholars. Lycaeum is located in the city. Other major sites include the Observatory , which is famous for its large Orrery . New Magincia Became City of ''Humility'', it was built on the ruins of old Magincia, a rich, prideful port that was destroyed by demons. When it was rebuilt as New Magincia, it became a humble shepherd village. Paws Original city of ''Humility'', it became a farming village and eventually a poor swamp. Skara Brae The City of ''Spirituality''. It was destroyed by an alchemistic experiment and taken over by a Lich . After the Avatar's intervention, the city was eventually rebuilt, only to be destroyed again by The Guardian. Terfin Volcanic island once home to Lord Blackthone's palace, and later home of the Gargoyles after the collapse of the Underworld of Britannia. Trinsic City of ''Honor''. Trinsic is a walled city that served as a major port of the southern half of the continent. It is known for its Paladins. Trinsic plays major role at the beginning of '' Ultima VII ''. Vesper Vesper was the easternmost city on the Britannian mainland. Originally a shepherd's camp, it was abandoned when the region turned to desert. Later repopulated, it was home of the Britannian Mining Company. It was later deserted yet again. Yew City of ''Justice''. Housed the Court of Justice, as well as the Empath Abbey. At its height the second largest city in the land, it was briefly abandoned, and later rebuilt amidst the treetops of the Deep Forest. LOST CITIES Some of the cities featured in the first and third games disappeared or were otherwise replaced during the Reconstruction. Also, the defeat of each of the three wizards sundered the land and reshaped it, destroying many towns.
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