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|Name=Surn’s Refuge
|Name=Loar's Refuge
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{{Districts of Lavierin Sections
{{Districts of Lavierin Sections
|Introduction=Surn’s Refuge is a vast, vaulted sanctuary district carved deep within the stone body of [[Lavierin]]. Known for its mineral formations, pillar rings, and architectural stillness, the district serves as the ceremonial soul of the city. Named in honor of [[Surn-Zal]], an early historian and architect, the district is where [[Arânzeni]] citizens gather for sacred observances.
|Introduction=Loar's Refuge is a vast, vaulted sanctuary district carved deep within the stone body of [[Lavierin]]. Known for its mineral formations, pillar rings, and architectural stillness, the district serves as the ceremonial soul of the city. Named in honor of [[Loarpie]], an early historian and architect, the district is where [[Arânzeni]] citizens gather for sacred observances.
|History=Surn’s Refuge was among the first deep chambers discovered during Lavierin’s downward expansion. Originally a natural mineral hollow most likely used by the Namuril.
|Etymology=Name after the historical figure [[Loarpie|Loarpie.]]
|History=Loar's Refuge was among the first deep chambers discovered during Lavierin’s downward expansion. Originally a natural mineral hollow most likely used by the Namuril.
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Latest revision as of 22:46, 3 August 2026

Loar's Refuge
Image
CityLavierin
RealmKhamria
FunctionContemplation and Public Ceremony


Introduction

Loar's Refuge is a vast, vaulted sanctuary district carved deep within the stone body of Lavierin. Known for its mineral formations, pillar rings, and architectural stillness, the district serves as the ceremonial soul of the city. Named in honor of Loarpie, an early historian and architect, the district is where Arânzeni citizens gather for sacred observances.

Etymology

Name after the historical figure Loarpie.

History

Loar's Refuge was among the first deep chambers discovered during Lavierin’s downward expansion. Originally a natural mineral hollow most likely used by the Namuril.