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{{Settlements in the Baviare Vale Infobox | {{Settlements in the Baviare Vale Infobox | ||
|Name= | |Name=House of Dañi | ||
|Image=[[File:Urth-Kelai.jpg|center|frameless]] | |Image=[[File:Urth-Kelai.jpg|center|frameless]] | ||
|Type= | |Type=Spirit Home | ||
|Location=Western Mazissage Mountains | |Location=Western Mazissage Mountains | ||
|Realm=[[Khamria]] | |Realm=[[Khamria]] | ||
|Region=[[Baviare Vale]] | |Region=[[Baviare Vale]] | ||
|Subregion=Mazissage Mountains | |Subregion=Mazissage Mountains | ||
|Significance= | |Significance=Home of Dañi, [[Ascendant Spirit]] of Mist | ||
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{{Settlements in the Baviare Vale Sections | {{Settlements in the Baviare Vale Sections | ||
|Introduction= | |Introduction=House of Dañi is a small secluded spiritual settlement located near the western edge of the [[Mazissage Mountains]], positioned between [[Seruric station]] and [[Lepigisțil]]. Known for its perpetual mist fields, it is dedicated to the veneration of [[Dañi]], the Ascendant Spirit of Mist. | ||
|Geography=Urth-Kelai is built across a natural ridge line that overlook a deep mist basin. Urth-Kelai's structures are open to the elements, shaped from water-smoothed stone and interspersed with heated pools. | |Geography=Urth-Kelai is built across a natural ridge line that overlook a deep mist basin. Urth-Kelai's structures are open to the elements, shaped from water-smoothed stone and interspersed with heated pools. | ||
|History=The enclave was founded during the early expansion of the Deep Road when engineers discovered a zone of unnatural mist persistence. Over time, it became a pilgrimage point for those seeking to learn more about Dañi. Gradually it grew into a formal commune under the guidance of a small cult of Dañi worshipers. | |History=The enclave was founded during the early expansion of the Deep Road when engineers discovered a zone of unnatural mist persistence. Over time, it became a pilgrimage point for those seeking to learn more about Dañi. Gradually it grew into a formal commune under the guidance of a small cult of Dañi worshipers. | ||