Thanks for the info and Great ideas. As to what I want this city to be. Honesty I just wanted a city in the Never-never. And I thought it be fun to get the DFRPG forum involved. Whether it is a place a Group can live, or a place that is visited from time to time. It really dos not mater to me. Perhaps sharing how I came to the idea of there being a city in Never-never mite better put things into context. My gaming group was made of modded D&D characters. (Sanctaphrax Thanks again for helping mod them. ) They made the money by going into Never-never. Sometimes they where guides, sometimes they'd find rare items, and sometime they'd get things back. (kidnaped child that turned out to be half-fae and the kidnaper was her father.) So now even though my groups is taking a break from DFRPG I still get ideas for adventures and I decided to share this idea with the DFRPG forum and see what everyone thought of it.

Now, in regards to humans living in the Never-never, we know that they can't live there and consume things from there and remain human.  That's established in the books. If a human stayed there long enough, they'd slowly lose themselves.  In an ancient WoJ on the subject, JB said that as humans eat things from the Never-never, their cells are replaced by Never-never cells from Never-never nourishment.  So if they ever went back to reality, where Never-never material turned into ectoplasm... So would they.

Wow! I don't know that. Thanks!

Griffyn612 I am familiar with Simon R Green's Nightside. It had a street of gods to, as did Glen Cook's Garrett, P.I.
It seems to be a common theme. I like the idea of places that supernaturals would gather to do business or have fun. And the troubles that would come from having so many groups in one place.   

PirateJack While that is a possibility. I see this city as something that will stay in Nevernever. Perhaps when Michigan was sent back. Something of the city remained and that is what created/grew into this city. 

Thank for the ideas. Please keep them coming.

I don't know if this has been done before. But I thought it might be fun to make a city that's not in the mortal world, and make building and populating it a group thing. So who do you think would live in this city? What do you think this city would look like? What powers/groups are in this city? Well if I'm starting this I should throw out some ideas.
Places:
The Hill.  Where rich and powerful go to be above it all.
Goblin Mart. A mega mall where anything can be bought and/or sold.
God street. If it's worshiped by some one it has a temple here.
Groups:
The Cops. Keeping the Peace through superior firepower.
Hero's of Hire. The cops can't solve every problem, so hire a hero to take care of your problems.
Biohazard. Magic and mayhem can be messy. But don't worry Biohazard will clean up the mess.

If we are throwing out Urban fantasy series we like. Ilona Andrews' Kate Daniels series, The Edge series, and Clean Sweep. Kevin J. Anderson's Dan Shamble, Zombie P.I series. Patricia Briggs' Mercy Tompson Series. Glen Cook's Garrett P.I. series. Larry Correia's Grimnoir Chronicles, and Monster Hunter International series. And Faith Hunter's Jane Yellowrock Series. I think these series disserve some shout outs.

So would draining a WCV count as killing a human?

SWEET. Now hopefully I will get my gaming group to try something new. D&D is fun but I liked to play something else once in a while. LOL. THANK YOU Sanctaphrax!!!

  Victor Craftwell is a Mountain Dwarf and a level 3 Arch Fey sworn warlock of the tome. Victor's background is sage(wizard apprentice) and his alignment is lawful neutral. Victor's stats are Str 14 Dex 14 Con 14 Int 12 Wis 12 and Cha 12. He has a Proficiency bonus of 2 and his Skills are Arcana, History, Intimidation, and Investigation. As a Mountain dwarf Victor is able to see in the dark 60 feet. Has advantage(roll twice use best roll) vs poison and Resistance vs poison. He is proficient with mason's tools. Knowledgeable (Double proficiency) on History stonework checks, and has training with Battle axes, hand axes, warhammers, throwing hammers, light, and medium armor. Victor's patron has show him how to cast spells, how to Detect magic at will, and to project a charming or frightening presence on each creature(wis save vs victor's spell DC 11) in a 10 foot cube centered on Victor. She has also given him a shadow tome of ancient secrets that let's him use 3 more cantrips, two rituals (Comprehend language and Identify) and Victor can add more ritual spells to the tome. Victor's cantrips are Eldritch Blast, Mending, Resistance, Prestidigitation, and Thaumaturgy. The spells Victor knows are Hellish Rebuke, Hex, Witch Bolt, and Misty Step. Victor can cast two spells per short rest as 2 level spells.

In combat Victor shoots his enemy with eldritch blast and keeps shooting until there dead. Saving his spells for a emergence. DPS pure and simple.
 
Victor never really fit in. He was always clam, polite, efficient, and prepared for anything. But something was missing. The closes thing to a friend and a steady job he had was the wizard he was apprentice to and after a decade it was obvious even that was going no ware. Then he meet her. An Arch Fey. She changed his life and strangely Victor felt better for it. For the first time Victor felt truly alive. Learning the secrets of the world, of magic. But still Victor is no fool. He know she was using him. Nothing is free. There is always price. But for now for the first time. He is happy.