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|Introduction=Djes-Val is a highland settlement located on the eastern face of the Khargaath Range, where stone cliffs descend into the western reaches of [[Sanctuary Vale]]. Sheltered by the impassable peaks of the Khargaath, Djes-Val has become the foremost center for Orasian scholarship~~, tonal reflection,~~ and archival preservation. It is accessible via the [[Dul-Mar Deep Road]] and the overland [[Va-Djes Road]], and serves as both an end point and a point of return for those who travel the Vale.

|Introduction=Djes-Val is a highland settlement located on the eastern face of the Khargaath Range, where stone cliffs descend into the western reaches of [[Sanctuary Vale]]. Sheltered by the impassable peaks of the Khargaath, Djes-Val has become the foremost center for Orasian scholarship and archival preservation. It is accessible via the Dul-Mar Deep Road and the overland Va-Djes Road, and serves as both an end point and a point of return for those who travel the Vale.

|Geography=The city is carved into wide terraces along a natural rock face, with layered stone buildings rising in stepped arcs from the valley floor. The upper structures cling to ledges ~~above the mist line~~, while lower plazas catch early light and remain cooler ~~throughout the cycle~~. The surrounding cliffs form natural ~~sound~~ barriers, giving Djes-Val its distinctive stillness~~. Fissures and fog basins nearby contribute to the subdued, layered atmosphere~~.

|Geography=The city is carved into wide terraces along a natural rock face, with layered stone buildings rising in stepped arcs from the valley floor. The upper structures cling to ledges, while lower plazas catch early light and remain cooler. The surrounding cliffs form natural barriers, giving Djes-Val its distinctive stillness.

|History=Originally a refuge for ~~stone-~~scribes and record keepers, Djes-Val grew into a full civic center after the stabilization of the Vale and Khargaath approach. The settlement was formalized by the [[Council of Stone]] and charged with safeguarding cultural memory~~, spiritual tone practices,~~ and ancestral texts. Over time, guilds of scholars, interpreters, and field-historians rooted themselves here, forming a permanent community aligned with layered timekeeping and silent study.

|History=Originally a refuge for scribes and record keepers, Djes-Val grew into a full civic center after the stabilization of the Vale and Khargaath approach. The settlement was formalized by the [[Council of Stone]] and charged with safeguarding cultural memory and ancestral texts. Over time, guilds of scholars, interpreters, and field-historians rooted themselves here, forming a permanent community aligned with layered timekeeping and silent study.

|Districts=* Archive Rings – Tiered vaults and record houses that preserve historical tone-logs, civic texts, and spiritual accounts.

* Scholar's Way – A wide, gently sloped corridor lined with speaker halls, reflection cells, and inscribed stone markers.

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-|Introduction=Djes-Val is a highland settlement located on the eastern face of the Khargaath Range, where stone cliffs descend into the western reaches of [[Sanctuary Vale]]. Sheltered by the impassable peaks of the Khargaath, Djes-Val has become the foremost center for Orasian scholarship, tonal reflection, and archival preservation. It is accessible via the [[Dul-Mar Deep Road]] and the overland [[Va-Djes Road]], and serves as both an end point and a point of return for those who travel the Vale.
+|Introduction=Djes-Val is a highland settlement located on the eastern face of the Khargaath Range, where stone cliffs descend into the western reaches of [[Sanctuary Vale]]. Sheltered by the impassable peaks of the Khargaath, Djes-Val has become the foremost center for Orasian scholarship and archival preservation. It is accessible via the Dul-Mar Deep Road and the overland Va-Djes Road, and serves as both an end point and a point of return for those who travel the Vale.
-|Geography=The city is carved into wide terraces along a natural rock face, with layered stone buildings rising in stepped arcs from the valley floor. The upper structures cling to ledges above the mist line, while lower plazas catch early light and remain cooler throughout the cycle. The surrounding cliffs form natural sound barriers, giving Djes-Val its distinctive stillness. Fissures and fog basins nearby contribute to the subdued, layered atmosphere.
+|Geography=The city is carved into wide terraces along a natural rock face, with layered stone buildings rising in stepped arcs from the valley floor. The upper structures cling to ledges, while lower plazas catch early light and remain cooler. The surrounding cliffs form natural barriers, giving Djes-Val its distinctive stillness.
-|History=Originally a refuge for stone-scribes and record keepers, Djes-Val grew into a full civic center after the stabilization of the Vale and Khargaath approach. The settlement was formalized by the [[Council of Stone]] and charged with safeguarding cultural memory, spiritual tone practices, and ancestral texts. Over time, guilds of scholars, interpreters, and field-historians rooted themselves here, forming a permanent community aligned with layered timekeeping and silent study.
+|History=Originally a refuge for scribes and record keepers, Djes-Val grew into a full civic center after the stabilization of the Vale and Khargaath approach. The settlement was formalized by the [[Council of Stone]] and charged with safeguarding cultural memory and ancestral texts. Over time, guilds of scholars, interpreters, and field-historians rooted themselves here, forming a permanent community aligned with layered timekeeping and silent study.
 |Districts=* Archive Rings – Tiered vaults and record houses that preserve historical tone-logs, civic texts, and spiritual accounts.
 * Scholar's Way – A wide, gently sloped corridor lined with speaker halls, reflection cells, and inscribed stone markers.