Created to symbolize the alliance of the Dwarf King and the Elf Queen. Many kinds of demihumans live here, from the underground homes of the Silver Folk to comfy Halfling holes to towering Wood Elven Trees and the high towers of the High Elves. It is said that the city magically encourages harmony among different races. The Twine of the Three rises in the center of the city, then it is surrounded by circular and spoke roads out from the central plaza atop a hill.
After her success in reuniting the three branches of Elfdom, the Elf Queen commemorated the event by building a great spire, the Twine of the Three. In a form that mimics her crown, three pillars of obsidian, emerald, and diamond start separately and come together, twisting around until they form a tightly knit braid, culminating in a great beacon. The spire itself can be seen for many leagues during the day, and the beacon turns the night to day. Many many years later, after the Dwarf-Elf truce, the city of Concord is built around what had been a solitary monument.