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|Type=Mistbound Spiritual Enclave
|Type=Mistbound Spiritual Enclave
|Location=Western Murzkar Mountains, 160 miles from [[Kar-Thal]]
|Location=Western Murzkar Mountains, 160 miles from [[Lavierin]]
|Realm=[[Khamria]]
|Realm=[[Khamria]]
|Region=[[Sanctuary Vale]]
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{{Settlements in the Sanctuary Vale Sections
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|Introduction=Urth-Kelai is a small secluded spiritual settlement located near the western edge of the [[Murzkar Mountains]], positioned between [[Tel-Tarin]] and [[Dul-Val]]. Known for its perpetual mist fields, it is dedicated to the veneration of [[Dañi]], the Ascendant Spirit of Mist.
|Introduction=Urth-Kelai is a small secluded spiritual settlement located near the western edge of the [[Murzkar Mountains]], positioned between [[Tel-Tarin]] and [[Lepigisţil]]. Known for its perpetual mist fields, it is dedicated to the veneration of [[Dañi]], the Ascendant Spirit of Mist.
|Geography=Urth-Kelai is built across a natural ridge line that overlook a deep mist basin. Urth-Kelai's structures are open to the elements, shaped from water-smoothed stone and interspersed with heated pools.
|Geography=Urth-Kelai is built across a natural ridge line that overlook a deep mist basin. Urth-Kelai's structures are open to the elements, shaped from water-smoothed stone and interspersed with heated pools.
|History=The enclave was founded during the early expansion of the Deep Road when engineers discovered a zone of unnatural mist persistence. Over time, it became a pilgrimage point for those seeking to learn more about Dañi. Gradually it grew into a formal commune under the guidance of a small cult of Dañi worshipers.
|History=The enclave was founded during the early expansion of the Deep Road when engineers discovered a zone of unnatural mist persistence. Over time, it became a pilgrimage point for those seeking to learn more about Dañi. Gradually it grew into a formal commune under the guidance of a small cult of Dañi worshipers.

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Urth-Kelai
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TypeMistbound Spiritual Enclave
LocationWestern Murzkar Mountains, 160 miles from Lavierin
RealmKhamria
RegionSanctuary Vale
SubregionMurzkar Mountains
SignificanceSite of communion with Dañi, Ascendant Spirit of Mist; spiritual waystation on the Kar-Dul Deep Road


Introduction

Urth-Kelai is a small secluded spiritual settlement located near the western edge of the Murzkar Mountains, positioned between Tel-Tarin and Lepigisţil. Known for its perpetual mist fields, it is dedicated to the veneration of Dañi, the Ascendant Spirit of Mist.

Geography

Urth-Kelai is built across a natural ridge line that overlook a deep mist basin. Urth-Kelai's structures are open to the elements, shaped from water-smoothed stone and interspersed with heated pools.

History

The enclave was founded during the early expansion of the Deep Road when engineers discovered a zone of unnatural mist persistence. Over time, it became a pilgrimage point for those seeking to learn more about Dañi. Gradually it grew into a formal commune under the guidance of a small cult of Dañi worshipers.

Culture and Society

Urth-Kelai’s culture is shaped by veneration of Dañi. Most who dwell here have severed ties with former realms and hold no allegiances to other goverments.

Spiritual Significance

The enclave is one of the few known places of stable communion with an Ascendant Spirit—Dañi, the Spirit of Mist. Urth-Kelai is thus considered the best place to practice and master Osia related to mist and fog.

Defense and Military

Urth-Kelai has no military force. Protection is provided by the environment itself, disorientation in the midst field can overwhelm the unprepared and lead to a fatal fall.