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[[File:Deep Roads Entrance.jpg|thumb|An entrance to the Deep Roads.]]
[[File:Deep Roads Entrance.jpg|thumb|An entrance to the Deep Roads.]]
'''The Deep Roads''' are an expansive network of subterranean passages, trade corridors, and spiritual chambers that stretch beneath the surface of [[Khamria]] and [[Minthal]]. Carved over millennia by the [[Minthari]] and expanded in collaboration with the [[Duranthi]], the Deep Roads represent both a practical infrastructure and a cultural legacy tied to the subterranean identity of Khamria.
'''The Deep Roads''' are an expansive network of subterranean passages, trade corridors, and spiritual chambers that stretch beneath the surface of [[Khamria]] and [[Minthal]]. Carved over millennia by the [[Minthari]] and expanded in collaboration with the [[Arânzeni]], the Deep Roads represent both a practical infrastructure and a cultural legacy tied to the subterranean identity of Khamria.


== Historical Origins ==
== Historical Origins ==
The Deep Roads began to take shape during the Age of Deep Roads (c. 5000–6200), a period of intensified subterranean activity following the [[Great Migration]].  
The Deep Roads began to take shape during the Age of Deep Roads (c. 5000–6200), a period of intensified subterranean activity following the [[Great Migration]].  


The [[Yairanian|Namuril]], whose ancestral halls already extended deep into the rock were gradually linked together by Minthari corridors connecting new Duranthi settlements. This convergence formed the foundation of what would become a realm-wide system of shared passage and exchange.
The [[Yairanian|Namuril]], whose ancestral halls already extended deep into the rock were gradually linked together by Minthari corridors connecting new Arânzeni settlements. This convergence formed the foundation of what would become a realm-wide system of shared passage and exchange.


== Structure and Geography ==
== Structure and Geography ==