Urindoă Station: Difference between revisions

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|Image=[[File:Urindoă Station.jpg|center|frameless]]

|Type=Waystation

|Location=Deep Road between Gareag and Ierițairan~~, 30 miles from Gareag~~

|Location=Deep Road between Gareag and Ierițairan

|Realm=[[Khamria]]

|Region=[[Baviare Vale]]

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{{Outposts in the Baviare Vale Sections

|Introduction=Urindoă Station is a small Deep Road waystation situated between [[Gareag]] and the monastic settlement of [[Ierițairan]]. It ~~serves as the sole way point along the 55-mile route, offering~~ rest and water for those traveling deeper into the range.

|Introduction=Urindoă Station is a small Deep Road waystation situated between [[Gareag]] and the monastic settlement of [[Ierițairan]]. It offers rest and water for those traveling deeper into the range.

|Etymology=From the Arânzeni words ''ure'' (water) and ''ondu'' (side), "beside the water".

|Geography=The outpost is carved into a bend of the tunnel where cooler air accumulates and condensation forms along the walls. A shallow basin naturally collects fresh water in the chamber’s center. The space is dimly lit and shelves carved into the walls provide seating or storage for passing travelers.

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 |Image=[[File:Urindoă Station.jpg|center|frameless]]
 |Type=Waystation
-|Location=Deep Road between Gareag and Ierițairan, 30 miles from Gareag
+|Location=Deep Road between Gareag and Ierițairan
 |Realm=[[Khamria]]
 |Region=[[Baviare Vale]]
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 }}
 {{Outposts in the Baviare Vale Sections
-|Introduction=Urindoă Station is a small Deep Road waystation situated between [[Gareag]] and the monastic settlement of [[Ierițairan]]. It serves as the sole way point along the 55-mile route, offering rest and water for those traveling deeper into the range.
+|Introduction=Urindoă Station is a small Deep Road waystation situated between [[Gareag]] and the monastic settlement of [[Ierițairan]]. It offers rest and water for those traveling deeper into the range.
 |Etymology=From the Arânzeni words ''ure'' (water) and ''ondu'' (side), "beside the water".
 |Geography=The outpost is carved into a bend of the tunnel where cooler air accumulates and condensation forms along the walls. A shallow basin naturally collects fresh water in the chamber’s center. The space is dimly lit and shelves carved into the walls provide seating or storage for passing travelers.