Instead, veneration of the primordial Telos was practiced, with quasi-religious services held in the Citadel of the Iron Sky. No gods had temples in the city, and the people were not permitted to worship them. Finally, at the bottom of the hierarchy were the slaves. Beneath the serfs were the 'scamps,' a derogatory term for members of smaller races like kobolds and goblins as well as halflings and gnomes. Beneath the Knights were the common folk, referred to as serfs. The Warlock Knights enforced a strict social and racial hierarchy with themselves at the top.

The Council convened in the centrally located Citadel of the Iron Sky for five days each month to consider state matters. They were led in deliberations by the enigmatic Voice of Telos, who served as the absolute ruler of the city. The city and the surrounding realm were overseen by the Ironfell Council, which was comprised of the twelve most powerful landowning Warlock Knights from across Vaasa. The city center was situated inside of a blast crater that was a half-mile (805 meters) across and over 800 feet (240 meters) deep. It connected to Vaasa's main road, Dead Man's Walk, via a bridge which spanned the 500 foot (150 meter) deep Razack's Scar canyon to the south. Telos City sat just north of the cliffs above the Beaumaris River in the central Vaasan highlands, and just south of the Cinnabar Wastes.

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