Kelath-Tar: Difference between revisions

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|Location=Eastern edge of [[Vale's Edge]], descending into [[Telenkar Fold]]

|Realm=[[Terasil]]

|Inhabitants=[[~~Orasian~~]]

|Inhabitants=[[Duranthi]]

|Significance=Primary cargo transfer point from Vale’s Edge to the Sora River transport system

|Significance=Primary cargo transfer point from [[Vale’s Edge]] to the Sora River transport system

|Controlled by=[[Council of Stone]]

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* Kelath Hauler – The stone-hauling lift and cablework system spanning the cliff face.

* Observation Ledge – A signal platform used for coordination between tiers and regional monitoring.

|Culture and Society=Life in Kelath-Tar is strictly work-oriented. Residents are primarily transporters, handlers, repair crews, and logistics recorders. Shifts are regulated by flow cycles, barge timing, and hoist intervals rather than ceremonial rhythms. ~~Orasian~~ overseers maintain record accuracy and coordinate with regional distribution planners. While some workers reside permanently in lower quarters, most rotate seasonally.

|Culture and Society=Life in Kelath-Tar is strictly work-oriented. Residents are primarily transporters, handlers, repair crews, and logistics recorders. Shifts are regulated by flow cycles, barge timing, and hoist intervals rather than ceremonial rhythms. Duranthi overseers maintain record accuracy and coordinate with regional distribution planners. While some workers reside permanently in lower quarters, most rotate seasonally.

|Economy=The settlement exists entirely to support material movement. It processes cargo from Vale’s Edge for eastward travel and receives inbound goods from river caravans. Internal trade is minimal, limited to tool provisioning and short-term resource swaps. The surrounding terrain is not cultivated.

|Defense and Military=Though unfortified, both tiers of Kelath-Tar are monitored by [[Stonewarden]] staff. Upper ledges feature reinforced perimeter rails and signal posts, while Lower Kelath-Tar maintains coordinated river watch. The site is not militarized but responds swiftly to logistical delays or attempted disruption.

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 |Location=Eastern edge of [[Vale's Edge]], descending into [[Telenkar Fold]]
 |Realm=[[Terasil]]
-|Inhabitants=[[Orasian]]
+|Inhabitants=[[Duranthi]]
-|Significance=Primary cargo transfer point from Vale’s Edge to the Sora River transport system
+|Significance=Primary cargo transfer point from [[Vale’s Edge]] to the Sora River transport system
 |Controlled by=[[Council of Stone]]
 }}
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 * Kelath Hauler – The stone-hauling lift and cablework system spanning the cliff face.
 * Observation Ledge – A signal platform used for coordination between tiers and regional monitoring.
-|Culture and Society=Life in Kelath-Tar is strictly work-oriented. Residents are primarily transporters, handlers, repair crews, and logistics recorders. Shifts are regulated by flow cycles, barge timing, and hoist intervals rather than ceremonial rhythms. Orasian overseers maintain record accuracy and coordinate with regional distribution planners. While some workers reside permanently in lower quarters, most rotate seasonally.
+|Culture and Society=Life in Kelath-Tar is strictly work-oriented. Residents are primarily transporters, handlers, repair crews, and logistics recorders. Shifts are regulated by flow cycles, barge timing, and hoist intervals rather than ceremonial rhythms. Duranthi overseers maintain record accuracy and coordinate with regional distribution planners. While some workers reside permanently in lower quarters, most rotate seasonally.
 |Economy=The settlement exists entirely to support material movement. It processes cargo from Vale’s Edge for eastward travel and receives inbound goods from river caravans. Internal trade is minimal, limited to tool provisioning and short-term resource swaps. The surrounding terrain is not cultivated.
 |Defense and Military=Though unfortified, both tiers of Kelath-Tar are monitored by [[Stonewarden]] staff. Upper ledges feature reinforced perimeter rails and signal posts, while Lower Kelath-Tar maintains coordinated river watch. The site is not militarized but responds swiftly to logistical delays or attempted disruption.