London

When London was overthrown by the High Elves, few were happy about the change. Though the British Government were willing to vote on a truce with the new invaders, the people were not so happy.

Divided in numbers, they began to fight not only with the Elves, but amongst themselves. City Elves were outed and ousted, having to take refuge with those who opposed the violence. The High Elves could see no other solution but to take the city by force.

Central London
Sure enough, a Cleansed faction was formed within Central London, and over time that part of the city was walled off entirely, with all original trains terminating outside its walls to pass through "decontamination". New trains were built with decontamination sprays at every carriage, and all passengers hoping to gain access to the inner city were required to change onto one of these new trains.

Canary Wharf
Just outside of Central London and one of the least damaged areas of London after the Uprising, Canary Wharf quickly became a stronghold for the High Elves, and one of the main areas of Elven activity. The High Elf Council of London presides there and all are welcome to visit. Many people who escaped Central London chose to take shelter in areas around the Wharf, under High Elf protection.

Brixton Underground
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Brixton Underground is one of many Rebellion strongholds within London. Adapted from the old Brixton Underground Station, the old train platforms have been repurposed into a shelter and marketplace for the local Rebellion of South London. It also acts as a refugee camp, giving those made homeless by the Uprising a safe, warm place to sleep.

Skylines
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Alongside the Cleansed's new decontaminated train lines, many other railroads were erected. With much of London in ruins and a lot of the Underground collapsed or occupied by refugees and Dark Elves, new magic-railroads were built above the ground.

Known as "Skylines", these tracks traveled through the city above ground, usually heading up and around the various taller buildings in the area. Most cars were rendered obsolete by this new approach to travel, and so the streets remained mostly empty save for the few lines which crossed them.

For those looking to leave the city (mostly refugees uncomfortable with staying so close to Cleansed rule), new Skylines were built leading directly out to the nearest villages, which were now primarily occupied by these refugees. The Skylines leading out to villages doubled as trams; slowing and lowering to ground level once they reached the villages.