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{{Ruins in the | {{Ruins in the Baviare Vale Infobox | ||
|Name= | |Name=Lainer Station | ||
|Image=[[File: | |Image=[[File:Lainer Station 01.jpg|center|frameless]] | ||
|Type=Ruined Deep Road Town | |Type=Ruined Deep Road Town | ||
|Location=[[ | |Location=[[Mazissage Mountains]], Deep Road, 80 miles (129 km) from Lavierin, the eastern terminus | ||
|Realm=[[Khamria]] | |Realm=[[Khamria]] | ||
|Region=[[ | |Region=[[Baviare Vale]] | ||
|Subregion= | |Subregion=Mazissage Mountains | ||
|Significance=Collapsed Deep Road settlement; site of unexplained structural catastrophe | |Significance=Collapsed Deep Road settlement; site of unexplained structural catastrophe | ||
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{{Ruins in the | {{Ruins in the Baviare Vale Sections | ||
|Introduction= | |Introduction=Lainer Station is a sealed and abandoned settlement located along the Deep Road between the eastern terminus [[Lavierin]] and western terminus [[Seruric Station]]. Once a functioning rest and trade station, it was lost to an unexplained tunnel collapse. | ||
|Geography=The ruin lies in a wide-cut chamber carved into red-veined basalt strata, with collapsed arches and fractured pylons leading into destabilized corridors. The surrounding tunnelwork is warped, partially fused, and in places appears melted. | |Etymology=''Lainer'' is the Arânzeni word for "misty". | ||
|History=Originally founded by the [[Arânzeni]] as a mining town, | |Geography=The ruin lies in a wide-cut chamber carved into red-veined basalt strata, with collapsed arches and fractured pylons leading into destabilized corridors. The surrounding tunnelwork is warped, partially fused, and in places appears melted. Reinforced seal-plates and a locked barrier gate block access. | ||
|Threats and Dangers=The region surrounding | |History=Originally founded by the [[Arânzeni]] as a mining town, Lainer Station grew into the largest waystation between Lavierin and Seruric Station during the early Deep Road expansions. Its sudden collapse in 781 ME devastated the settlement and closed the Lav-Lep Deep Road for several years. No official recovery efforts were ever undertaken. | ||
|Cultural Significance=Among Deep Road travelers, | |Threats and Dangers=The region surrounding Lainer Station is considered unstable. | ||
|Cultural Significance=Among Deep Road travelers, Lainer Station remains a cautionary tale, but some believe the site holds unresolved histories or forces that should be confronted. | |||
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[[category: | [[category: Mazissage Mountains]] | ||
Latest revision as of 17:28, 9 October 2026
| Lainer Station | |
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| Image |  |
| Type | Ruined Deep Road Town |
| Location | Mazissage Mountains, Deep Road, 80 miles (129 km) from Lavierin, the eastern terminus |
| Realm | Khamria |
| Region | Baviare Vale |
| Subregion | Mazissage Mountains |
| Significance | Collapsed Deep Road settlement; site of unexplained structural catastrophe |
Introduction
Lainer Station is a sealed and abandoned settlement located along the Deep Road between the eastern terminus Lavierin and western terminus Seruric Station. Once a functioning rest and trade station, it was lost to an unexplained tunnel collapse.
Etymology
Lainer is the Arânzeni word for "misty".
Geography
The ruin lies in a wide-cut chamber carved into red-veined basalt strata, with collapsed arches and fractured pylons leading into destabilized corridors. The surrounding tunnelwork is warped, partially fused, and in places appears melted. Reinforced seal-plates and a locked barrier gate block access.
History
Originally founded by the Arânzeni as a mining town, Lainer Station grew into the largest waystation between Lavierin and Seruric Station during the early Deep Road expansions. Its sudden collapse in 781 ME devastated the settlement and closed the Lav-Lep Deep Road for several years. No official recovery efforts were ever undertaken.
Threats and Dangers
The region surrounding Lainer Station is considered unstable.