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{{Settlements in the Sanctuary Vale Sections

|Introduction=Sora-Tar is a diverse agricultural city situated on the northern shore of [[Lake Ingur]] in the heart of the Sanctuary Vale. It serves as the primary provisioning and trade hub for surrounding settlements and is the only formally recognized city within the region. Positioned near the Va-Djes Road and with river access through the [[Sora Basin]], it is a crucial waypoint for caravans, laborers, and supply routes.

|Etymology=Name after Lake Ingur, which translates from ''ainşiră'' (lake) ''ingur'' (shallow) or Shallow Lake.

|Geography=The city occupies a curved shoreline, with infrastructure rising gradually inland in layered terraces. Dockyards and storage piers cluster near the lake, while agricultural outposts and communal lodges sit along the elevated plains. Irrigation channels drawn from lake runoff support crops across the drier northern expanse, especially toward [[Luropiră]].

|History=Once a barge depot and traveler’s rest, Sora-Tar expanded as regional agricultural demand rose. Its population swelled with migrants, laborers, and trade groups—especially those seeking independence from the more rigid structures of mountain-based cities.

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 {{Settlements in the Sanctuary Vale Sections
 |Introduction=Sora-Tar is a diverse agricultural city situated on the northern shore of [[Lake Ingur]] in the heart of the Sanctuary Vale. It serves as the primary provisioning and trade hub for surrounding settlements and is the only formally recognized city within the region. Positioned near the Va-Djes Road and with river access through the [[Sora Basin]], it is a crucial waypoint for caravans, laborers, and supply routes.
+|Etymology=Name after Lake Ingur, which translates from ''ainşiră'' (lake) ''ingur'' (shallow) or Shallow Lake.
 |Geography=The city occupies a curved shoreline, with infrastructure rising gradually inland in layered terraces. Dockyards and storage piers cluster near the lake, while agricultural outposts and communal lodges sit along the elevated plains. Irrigation channels drawn from lake runoff support crops across the drier northern expanse, especially toward [[Luropiră]].
 |History=Once a barge depot and traveler’s rest, Sora-Tar expanded as regional agricultural demand rose. Its population swelled with migrants, laborers, and trade groups—especially those seeking independence from the more rigid structures of mountain-based cities.