The Trade Road was one of the most important trade routes of Centerra, a well-travelled passage that stretched along the supercontinent's west coast.
In the far north, it began in the frozen tundras of Winterdale, where hardy folk traded furs, whale oil, and rare minerals wrested from the ice. From there, the road wound southward through city-states and fertile heartlands before passing through the Free City of Davos.
It continued ever onward until it reached the golden sands of Al-Qalimar, where caravans carrying spices, silk, incense, and precious gems awaited northern merchants.
Day and night, the road bustled with activity. Merchant caravans, adventurers, mercenaries, nobles, and travelers from every corner of the world could be found upon it. Wagons creaked beneath the weight of cargo, mounted couriers rushed between settlements, and caravans carrying fortunes crossed paths beneath the open sky.
