Candy Corner

Candy Corner is a small relatively independant district maintianed as both an embassy and a home for people from the Kingdom of Candyland. A harsh contrast from some of the darker districts Candy Corner features bright cheerful tones, flora and even some fauna native to its home dimension, and a generally cheerful populace who owe allegiance to their great and mysterious queen Summer, believed by some to be the goddess of their realm. The buildings seem to be made of various delectables shaped into modern architecture, though many have fantasy realm flourishes. Periodically on the streets one will find stationary women in full, colorful, plate armor. These candy valkyries are general peace keepers and wont interfere with people's lives unless they either observe a crime, or are given a command to act.

Candy corner was first established after the first great Candy War, when civil war in Candyland spilled out into other dimensions, as rebelling forces led by Lord Licorice sought to capture other worlds as resources for use in the conflict. Allying themselves with the government of Portshire, the imperial forces aided in driving Lord Licorice out of Portshire and nearby dimensions and back into Candyland where he belongs. After assisting in the rebuilding effort, Queen Summer met with the leaders of Portshire and after getting an allocation of land for the embassy, began construction of Candy Corner.

Candy Corner generates some income through food sales, but is also well known for its unusual, often edible ores that are capable of holding their own against modern metals, though they generally have a weakness to fire and/or water. There are candymages, who can perform strange feats of enchantment, for a fee.

Weather:
Candy Corner's weather is usually benign but most people will find their inner beliefs and will have an effect on their surroundings. For example, worries equipment shorts may contribute to their occurance, the same goes for magic, or even mundane task. These being extreme examples, the weather usually isn't strong enough to have a noticable effect, but in the case of an overload, it can be dangerous.