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* [[Tarsuun Pass]] — The primary overland route into the vale from the south, monitored and ritually sealed during times of political or spiritual unrest. | * [[Tarsuun Pass]] — The primary overland route into the vale from the south, monitored and ritually sealed during times of political or spiritual unrest. | ||
* Hollowgate Descent — A branch of the [[Deep Roads]] connecting the vale to [[Minthari]] settlements and external trade routes. | * Hollowgate Descent — A branch of the [[Deep Roads]] connecting the vale to [[Minthari]] settlements and external trade routes. | ||
* 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 [[Astrathal Range]]. | ||
|Historical Significance=During the [[Great Erosion]], Sanctuary Vale became a refuge for retreating populations or Orasians. | |Historical Significance=During the [[Great Erosion]], Sanctuary Vale became a refuge for retreating populations or Orasians. | ||
Revision as of 23:44, 9 April 2025
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| Location | Between the Citadel Mountains and the Khargaath Range |
| Realm | Terasil |
Introduction
Sanctuary Vale is a vast highland basin located in central Terasil, spanning approximately 185 miles north to south and 75 miles east to west. Positioned between the circular massif of the Citadel Mountains to the east and the jagged volcanic ridges of the Khargaath Range to the west, the vale is among the most geologically and culturally significant regions in the realm. It serves as the spiritual and ancestral heartland of the Duranthi, containing their largest civic settlements, ritual centers, and archival enclaves.
Geography
Bibliography
Our Sanctuary: An Orasian History by Jek-Karun