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| − | + | |Scattered villages throughout vast fields of wheat, corn and barley are main trait of the rural region of Tsamn. Popular "Iceky" ale is produced here as well as in neighbouring Shifgrethor. Brimful trading caravans make daily shipments to {{Reglink|BT|Ete City}}. Southeastern part of Tsamn is covered in a thick yew forest known locally by the name of Stribor. Packed with wild boar, Stribor has been a famous hunting ground to generations of Ete City dukes and other nobility. | |
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| − | + | A second advantage of the region, however, is not wood, but stone. Busy quarries are a familiar sight here. Rocky coast is where many a stonemason makes his living. Tsamn stone is rather sought for in large cities all across [[Beluaterra]]. | |
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Latest revision as of 16:28, 2 March 2017
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Description
| Scattered villages throughout vast fields of wheat, corn and barley are main trait of the rural region of Tsamn. Popular "Iceky" ale is produced here as well as in neighbouring Shifgrethor. Brimful trading caravans make daily shipments to Ete City. Southeastern part of Tsamn is covered in a thick yew forest known locally by the name of Stribor. Packed with wild boar, Stribor has been a famous hunting ground to generations of Ete City dukes and other nobility.
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