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{{Settlements in Minthal Infobox
{{Settlements in Orinilure Infobox
|Name=Minthuln
|Name=Lirandi
|Type=Spiritual Retreat
|Image=[[File:Lirandi.jpg|center|frameless]]
|Location=[[Minthal]] Range, 50 miles north of Minthal
|Type=Mining Town
|Realm=[[Terasil]]
|Location=[[Orinilure Mountains]], 40 miles (64 km) north of [[Orinilure]]
|Inhabitants=[[Minthari]]
|Realm=[[Orinilure]]
|Controlled by=Minthal Collective
|Region=[[Orinilure Mountains]]
|Inhabitants=[[Oinien]]
|Controlled by=[[Orinilure Collective]]
}}
}}
{{Settlements in Minthal Sections
{{Settlements in Orinilure Sections
|Introduction=A still, echo-rich chamber nestled within a collapsed cavern system. Minthuln serves as both a rest point and a spiritual retreat.
|Introduction=A small town nestled within a collapsed cavern system.
|Etymology=From the Oinien words ''lir'' (cavern) and ''and'' (great), "great cavern", with the familiar ending ''-i''.
|Geography=Built around a natural chamber.
|Geography=Built around a natural chamber.
|Culture and Society=It's used for meditative rituals.
}}
}}
[[Category:Orinilure]]

Latest revision as of 17:28, 9 October 2026

Lirandi
Image
TypeMining Town
LocationOrinilure Mountains, 40 miles (64 km) north of Orinilure
RegionOrinilure
SubregionOrinilure Mountains
InhabitantsOinien
Controlled byOrinilure Collective


Introduction

A small town nestled within a collapsed cavern system.

Etymology

From the Oinien words lir (cavern) and and (great), "great cavern", with the familiar ending -i.

Geography

Built around a natural chamber.