Shoeberg

In the first episode Shoeberg is the next stop of trade for the Chandling Caravan, still about a day away NA E1·01:06:36. Lord Bandlebridge, who says the aristocracy of Shoeberg is where he hails from, travels in a carriage shaped like a wheeled shoe NA E1·00:42:34 NA E1·00:44:48. He says the times of shadow fell on the city, but that it banded together and is now "one of the few thriving metropolises left here in the Neverafter." NA E1·01:14:56 A chariot warrior tells him that his city is nothing more than a festering boil on the face of the Neverafter NA E1·01:39:40.

In the second episode Cole says Shoeberg was always a place he resented for seeming to thrive when so many other places were falling away NA E2·00:07:22. Ylfa says the party has already made enemies in Shoeberg, and the Mirror tells them to journey there, saying a road is closed past the gates of Shoeberg NA E2·00:26:39 NA E2·01:02:01. Herr Drosselmeyer says he travels to Shoeberg because some artifacts of arcane significance are there NA E2·01:06:54.

In the fifth episode Brennan, as the voice of a tavern, calls Shoeberg the city of sin that the roadside Cock & Toad serves as the last drinking hole before NA E5·00:04:27. In the seventeenth episode Henry says that while searching for Timothy he went to Shoeburg and learned that the original shoes of Shoeberg have dead giants' feet in them NA E17·00:12:03 NA E17·00:12:39.