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{{Infobox RegionData|8|56}} | {{Infobox RegionData|8|56}} | ||
| + | [[Image:Uppervia.jpg|left|framed|''Emblem of Uppervia''.]] | ||
| + | ==Region description== | ||
| + | The sea washes the shores of Uppervia north, mountains to the south close to the green and lush valleys of the region. The mountain chain is broken only by the strength of the Way, the former capital of the region. The fields of Uppervia provided great variety of fruits and vegetables for the city of Itau to the north. The road that cuts through the region is one of the oldest in the western regions, which was once guarded by Waywatchers. | ||
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| + | Citrus and grapes are the best products in the region, there are many horses that are in the wild, but a few ports to exploit. | ||
| − | + | The region long ravaged by monsters and bandits is finally under the control of forces Caerwyn. | |
Revision as of 00:20, 13 December 2010
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| Region Details | |
| Continent | Dwilight |
| Region Type | Rural |
| Geographic Area | West Hills |
| Population | 1 |
| Economy | Farming, Fishing |
| Politics | |
| Realm | (rogue) |
Emblem of Uppervia.
Region description
The sea washes the shores of Uppervia north, mountains to the south close to the green and lush valleys of the region. The mountain chain is broken only by the strength of the Way, the former capital of the region. The fields of Uppervia provided great variety of fruits and vegetables for the city of Itau to the north. The road that cuts through the region is one of the oldest in the western regions, which was once guarded by Waywatchers.
Citrus and grapes are the best products in the region, there are many horses that are in the wild, but a few ports to exploit.
The region long ravaged by monsters and bandits is finally under the control of forces Caerwyn.
