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The Namuril built the first passages during the Great Erosion, as refuges from the conflict between the elements and as protected routes between their strongholds. The passages remained in place after the Namuril withdrew from the region.
The Namuril built the first passages during the Great Erosion, as refuges from the conflict between the elements and as protected routes between their strongholds. The passages remained in place after the Namuril withdrew from the region.


=== Age of Deep Roads ===
=== Age of Deep Roads (150 - 500 ME) ===
The Oinien settled in the caverns of Orinilure after the [[Great Migration]] and began to extend the Namuril passages. The period of this expansion is known in Khamria and Orinilure as the Age of Deep Roads. Oinien tradition attributes the expansion to the influence of [[Iriché]], the [[Ascendant Spirit]] of desire and greed. <!-- REVIEW: confirm on Iriché page -->
The Oinien settled in the caverns of Orinilure after the [[Great Migration]] and began to extend the Namuril passages. The period of this expansion is known in Khamria and Orinilure as the Age of Deep Roads. Oinien tradition attributes the expansion to the influence of [[Iriché]], the [[Ascendant Spirit]] of desire and greed. <!-- REVIEW: confirm on Iriché page -->


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| Lav-Lep Deep Road
| Lav-Lep Deep Road
| [[Lavierin]] and [[Lepigisţil]]
| [[Lavierin]] and [[Lepigisțil]]
| [[Sumbindan Gate]], [[Lainer Station]] (sealed), [[Seruric station]], [[Urth-Kelai]], [[Binzicoș Station]]
| [[Lainoate]], [[Lainer Station]] (sealed), [[Seruric Station]], [[Binzic Station]]
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|-
| Lav-Gar Deep Road
| Lav-Gar Deep Road
| [[Lavierin]] and [[Găreag]]
| [[Lavierin]] and [[Gareag]]
| [[Eroșeni Station]], [[Gurșiviz]]
| [[Aterpe Station]], [[Gurușivize]]
|-
|-
| Gar-Ier Deep Road <!-- REVIEW: name inferred from the naming standard -->
| Gar-Ier Deep Road
| [[Găreag]] and [[Ieriţairan]]
| [[Gareag]] and [[Ierițairan]]
| [[Urindoă Station]]
| [[Urindoă Station]]
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|-
| Ipier-Lep Deep Road
| Ipier-Lep Deep Road
| [[Ipierbani]] and [[Lepigisţil]]
| [[Ipierbâni]] and [[Lepigisțil]]
| [[Ierzivize]], [[Yacinţa]] <!-- REVIEW: confirm this road passes through Yacinţa -->
| [[Ierzivize]], [[Yacinsa]]
|}
|}


The Lav-Lep Deep Road ends underground at Binzicoș Station in the [[Mazissage Mountains]], and the remaining distance to Lepigisţil is travelled overland. The Ipier-Lep Deep Road runs the length of the [[Ilergierze Mountains]] and is the longest route in the network.
The Lav-Lep Deep Road ends underground at Binzic Station in the [[Mazissage Mountains]], and the remaining distance to Lepigisțil is travelled overland. The Ipier-Lep Deep Road runs the length of the [[Ilergierze Mountains]] and is the longest route in the network.
Further passages run beneath [[Şire Bişit]] toward the [[Irere Mountains]] in Orinilure. Several of these are disused or sealed.
Further passages run beneath [[Șire Bișit]] toward the [[Irere Mountains]] in Orinilure. Several of these are disused or sealed.


=== Orinilure ===
=== Orinilure ===
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== Hazards ==
== Hazards ==
Parts of the network are unstable, and some passages have been sealed. [[Lainer Station]], formerly the largest waystation on the Lav-Lep Deep Road, was destroyed by a tunnel collapse whose cause has not been explained. The site remains sealed.
Parts of the network are unstable, and some passages have been sealed. [[Lainer Station]], formerly the largest waystation on the Lav-Lep Deep Road, was destroyed in 781 ME by a tunnel collapse whose cause has not been explained. The site remains sealed.


== Spirits ==
== Spirits ==