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|Introduction=Biulu is a small but vital Oinien settlement situated at the junction of several ore-rich tunnels within the southern [[Orinilure Mountains]]. Functioning as a part of the Orinilure Collective, it specializes in primary processing of raw minerals extracted from the surrounding rock. | |Introduction=Biulu is a small but vital Oinien settlement situated at the junction of several ore-rich tunnels within the southern [[Orinilure Mountains]]. Functioning as a part of the Orinilure Collective, it specializes in primary processing of raw minerals extracted from the surrounding rock. | ||
|Etymology='' | |Etymology=From ''Biulus'' the Oinien word for junction. | ||
|History=Biulu was founded during the middle phase of the Orinilure Expansion, once the southern tunnel systems had been stabilized and continuous ore flow was established. | |History=Biulu was founded during the middle phase of the Orinilure Expansion, once the southern tunnel systems had been stabilized and continuous ore flow was established. | ||
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Revision as of 17:12, 3 October 2026
| Biulu | |
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| Type | Forging Center & Resource Processing |
| Location | Orinilure Mountains, 25 miles north of Orinilure |
| Region | Orinilure |
| Subregion | Orinilure Mountains |
| Inhabitants | Oinien |
| Controlled by | Orinilure Collective |
Introduction
Biulu is a small but vital Oinien settlement situated at the junction of several ore-rich tunnels within the southern Orinilure Mountains. Functioning as a part of the Orinilure Collective, it specializes in primary processing of raw minerals extracted from the surrounding rock.
Etymology
From Biulus the Oinien word for junction.
History
Biulu was founded during the middle phase of the Orinilure Expansion, once the southern tunnel systems had been stabilized and continuous ore flow was established.