Baviare Vale: Difference between revisions
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* [[Tarsuun Pass]] — The primary overland route into the vale from the west. | * [[Tarsuun Pass]] — The primary overland route into the vale from the west. | ||
* The Fractured Wedge — A northeastern corridor of unstable terrain, largely avoided on the surface, but tunneled beneath by Deep Road arteries linking the vale to the [[ | * The Fractured Wedge — A northeastern corridor of unstable terrain, largely avoided on the surface, but tunneled beneath by Deep Road arteries linking the vale to the [[Irere Mountains]] in [[Minthal]]. | ||
|Bibliography=<noautolinks>{{BibliographyEntry|Category=history|Title=Our Sanctuary: A Arânzeni History}} by Jek-Karun | |Bibliography=<noautolinks>{{BibliographyEntry|Category=history|Title=Our Sanctuary: A Arânzeni History}} by Jek-Karun | ||
</noautolinks> | </noautolinks> | ||
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* [[Tarsuun Pass]] — The primary overland route into the vale from the west. | * [[Tarsuun Pass]] — The primary overland route into the vale from the west. | ||
* The Fractured Wedge — A northeastern corridor of unstable terrain, largely avoided on the surface, but tunneled beneath by Deep Road arteries linking the vale to the [[ | * The Fractured Wedge — A northeastern corridor of unstable terrain, largely avoided on the surface, but tunneled beneath by Deep Road arteries linking the vale to the [[Irere Mountains]] in [[Minthal]]. | ||
|Historical Significance=During the [[Great Erosion]], Sanctuary Vale became a refuge for retreating populations of Namuril. | |Historical Significance=During the [[Great Erosion]], Sanctuary Vale became a refuge for retreating populations of Namuril. | ||