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* The Fractured Wedge — A northeastern corridor of unstable terrain, largely avoided on the surface, but tunneled beneath by Deep Road arteries linking the vale to the [[Astralith Range]].

|Historical Significance=During the [[Great Erosion]], Sanctuary Vale became a refuge for retreating populations or Orasians.

Upon arrival of the ascendant spirits to [[Orethil]], the Spirit Varunel—guardian of memory and history—first rooted her domain in the Khargaath Range near modern Djes-Val, shaping the region’s enduring role as a sanctuary of preserved knowledge and ancestral continuity.

Sanctuary Vale played a defining role in the development of Duranthi culture. According to preserved stone-records, the first permanent settlements arose here during the early days of The Great Migration, shielded by the surrounding mountains. The vale’s defensibility and mineral stability enabled early human lineages—eventually the Duranthi—to cultivate memory-based spiritual practices rooted in ancestral [[attunement]].

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 * The Fractured Wedge — A northeastern corridor of unstable terrain, largely avoided on the surface, but tunneled beneath by Deep Road arteries linking the vale to the [[Astralith Range]].
 |Historical Significance=During the [[Great Erosion]], Sanctuary Vale became a refuge for retreating populations or Orasians.
+Upon arrival of the ascendant spirits to [[Orethil]], the Spirit Varunel—guardian of memory and history—first rooted her domain in the Khargaath Range near modern Djes-Val, shaping the region’s enduring role as a sanctuary of preserved knowledge and ancestral continuity.
 Sanctuary Vale played a defining role in the development of Duranthi culture. According to preserved stone-records, the first permanent settlements arose here during the early days of The Great Migration, shielded by the surrounding mountains. The vale’s defensibility and mineral stability enabled early human lineages—eventually the Duranthi—to cultivate memory-based spiritual practices rooted in ancestral [[attunement]].