Difference between revisions of "Alatol"
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| − | A region owned by the Cagilan Empire. Dense woods, full of wildlife for as far as the eye can see. | + | A region owned by the Cagilan Empire. Dense woods, full of wildlife for as far as the eye can see. Alatolian trees are known throughout the continent for their beautiful flowers and fast growth. The quiet breeze soothes the soul and relaxes the body. The small lumber villages are alive with life and the small farms are covered with ripe vegetables. Three estates are seen on the few high hills overlooking the smaller villages and farms. |
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| + | The south is heavily patrolled to stop hunters and other dishonorable characters from Garnagi from destroying the peace and serenity of Alatol. | ||
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| + | A granite marker sits in a small, well-kept rose garden near a sealed cave entrance in the woods. Written on it is "Hero of the Cagilan Empire, Junge Eirik, Knight of Lamoni fell in this spot while heroically defending Alatol from man eating cave dwellers." | ||
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Revision as of 01:46, 12 October 2007
A region owned by the Cagilan Empire. Dense woods, full of wildlife for as far as the eye can see. Alatolian trees are known throughout the continent for their beautiful flowers and fast growth. The quiet breeze soothes the soul and relaxes the body. The small lumber villages are alive with life and the small farms are covered with ripe vegetables. Three estates are seen on the few high hills overlooking the smaller villages and farms.
The south is heavily patrolled to stop hunters and other dishonorable characters from Garnagi from destroying the peace and serenity of Alatol.
A granite marker sits in a small, well-kept rose garden near a sealed cave entrance in the woods. Written on it is "Hero of the Cagilan Empire, Junge Eirik, Knight of Lamoni fell in this spot while heroically defending Alatol from man eating cave dwellers."
