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The great Ivory Bridge and Lion Gateway were gifts from the Tu’Banorian senate to the people of their lands. It was built in the year 3876 C.E. to celebrate the rise of the republic, and the relinquishing of powers by Garhn Yubit, the last empowered emperor of Tu’Banor.

The Ivory Bridge is a massive causeway built over the edge of the Forsaken Sea where the northern half of the country is separated from the southern half. The bridge connects two. Crafted of magically formed ivory, the bridge is wide enough to support four wagons side by side, and extends for nearly a mile over the open sea.

The Lion Gateway is two massive white marble statues of lions (the national symbol of Tu’Banor) that stand 150’ tall each and face southward at the northern end of the Ivory Bridge. They symbolize the elected senate watching over and protecting the peoples of their nation.

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