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| − | Clermont is a rural region on the western coastline of the [[East Island]]. This region lies in the borders between [[Perdan]] and [[Ibladesh]]. As a result, it is often the sight of fierce battles when these bitter enemies march to war. During these periods this region often changes hands. Long travel times through Clermont, and its neighbor | + | Clermont is a rural region on the western coastline of the [[East Island]]. This region lies in the borders between [[Perdan]] and [[Ibladesh]]. As a result, it is often the sight of fierce battles when these bitter enemies march to war. During these periods this region often changes hands. Long travel times through Clermont, and its neighbor [[Woolton]], make these two regions a sort of natural border that make sustained control on the opposite side of the region difficult for anyone. |
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Latest revision as of 07:19, 23 October 2009
Clermont is a rural region on the western coastline of the East Island. This region lies in the borders between Perdan and Ibladesh. As a result, it is often the sight of fierce battles when these bitter enemies march to war. During these periods this region often changes hands. Long travel times through Clermont, and its neighbor Woolton, make these two regions a sort of natural border that make sustained control on the opposite side of the region difficult for anyone.
