City info:

Gardon is a trading and fishing city, it has about 300 citizens and is
quite rich. Every 10th in a month is market-day. On 26.06. is a
fish-festival. (Everyone can eat fish on the marketplace for free)

Garond is the main linking-point to the dwarven south of gardon lake
Itīs famous for its black-smith works (from the dwarves, but also from
the local black smith, who works with dwarven ore) and you can always
find good equipment.  

Gardon is also famous for its arena.games, which are held regularly.


legend:

1=inn "arena look"

2=arena
(There are show fights between every fighter who is willing to
fight. The fights are nonmagical. You can fight in groups or
single. The winner (and the topper ones) earn gold and fame. Every
weapon is allowed. There is no killing.)

3=arena information/entrance/assigning
(managed by a gnome, a seldom sight in seven cities)

4= market place

5= backer

6= blacksmith

7= city guard

8=postal service. 
(All seven cities are linked with a net of messengers and
transporters, who travel dayly in a clockwise and ant-clockwise
route. Each city represents a one-day-stop. Routes are:
Gardon-Palwek-Velsen-Landri-Kondor-Sigol-Fistun-Gardon and the other
way round. A one-day-delivery of a message costs one gold, a two-day
costs two gold an so on. Delivery of goods cost special. There is also
an emergency-direct-route to Kondor (costs nothing))

9=city government 
(major is elected every three years in Gardon)

10=inn "messengers rest"

11=carpenter

12=tavern "peaceful rest"
(only for over-night guests)

13=temple+cermonic square

14=newly built temple
(of one of my PCs, who tries to introduce an elvish religion called
Phasor)

gates: are closed at sunset and are opened at sunrise

towers and city wall: Citywall is about 4m high and 2m strong, there
is no catwalk on it. Towers are about 5m high and can be accessed
through a staircase. There are shooting slots. Each tower can be used
by three men.