Lying below Redspit Mountain is a valley known as Burnflow, named after the sheets of lava that once poured over the landscape. The valley is only accessible through three narrow passes, making the area easily defensible. A small community of Gnomes, looking to begin a colony on Tunaria, found the valley and immediately began building their new home. It would be called Klick`Anon and would become the greatest gnomish settlement on Tunaria.
First, the three great walls of Andelfoof were raised to hold the passes if they were attacked, named after the engineer that designed and helped build the imposing metal structures.
Next, an existing cavern formed by ancient lava flows was explored and expanded on. This was the beginning of Klick`Anon proper. There are now 9 separate chambers including the central marketplace and a chamber, hidden to the majority of the population, which houses the faithful of Bertoxxulous.
Lastly, the tried and true symbol of gnomish ingenuity, the windmills, were built to power the machines that would run Klick`Anon. In addition, alternate sources of power were sought. The gnomes have always been intrigued by the potential power of steam, and so a lab and workshop were built upon the small lake called Snake's Breath. A stream of lava continually flowing from Redspit's top winds down the mountain and into the water, causing constant gouts of steam that shoots into the air, left to hang over the cool lake.
The valley is kept fairly safe from behind the walls of Andelfoof. The only exception being large predators, like mountain lions and the occasional drake. Outside the wall however, are a great number of dangers, including Dark Elf raiders, savage orcs, pillaging humans, and the mindwhippers. These mindwhippers are small flying creatures of unknown origin. They lair in a hive much like hornets or wasps, but unlike insects, they have tough leathery skin and no visible mouthparts. They are also gifted with the frightening ability to control the minds of intelligent beings, or else attack the mind so viciously that nothing is left but grayish goo.