This small port town was founded by the first Catalanian to set foot on the lands of Rahajad, Lord Tulsen Myasicar. The sea port is popular with the more patient merchants, as it involves days of added travel from Port Cheetah. The town displays a mixture of Catalanian and Rahajadian architectural styles.

Sirremir Inn / On the western side of Myasicar, Sirremir Inn is a medium-sized wooden house on the main road leaving the town. Sirremir serves homemade Rahajadian foods in it's basement. On the upper two floors there are thirteen rooms with small windows, and none of them have locks on their doors.

Manor Myasicar / Once the home of Lord Tulsen Myasicar, the Manor Myasicar is an embattled stone domicile. It is located in the merchant section of the town, and, within it's gates, has many trees and a small garden. Now residing at the manor is Derhaja Myasicar, a direct descendant of the town's founder.