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Matt: Text replacement - "Military Council" to "Military Council"

2026-01-16T09:33:17Z

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	In Summer 384YE, the Navarr became aware that the [[Feni]] settling in eastern Liathaven had created a settlement - [[#Hotters_Mire\|Hotter's Mire]] - and were dealing with the Heirs of Terunael in an attempt to remove the effects of the Winter curse laid over the territory by Imperial magicians. Imperial intervention saw the Heirs scattered, and the Feni [[Shimmerglisten\|disavow]] their involvement with the dangerous group - although it is clear the Feni still have little love for the Navarr themselves.		In Summer 384YE, the Navarr became aware that the [[Feni]] settling in eastern Liathaven had created a settlement - [[#Hotters_Mire\|Hotter's Mire]] - and were dealing with the Heirs of Terunael in an attempt to remove the effects of the Winter curse laid over the territory by Imperial magicians. Imperial intervention saw the Heirs scattered, and the Feni [[Shimmerglisten\|disavow]] their involvement with the dangerous group - although it is clear the Feni still have little love for the Navarr themselves.

	Following the Autumn Equinox 384YE, a major force of Jotun orcs [[No_Peace#Deep_Woods\|moved into the territory]] from the west, sweeping east and south. They quickly conquered the entire territory - all save the vallornheart. Any Feni who were not slain or given The Choice fell back to their hidden enclaves, surrendering the whole of Liathaven to the orcs. The western barbarians quickly set about establishing a base of operations at the former Feni town of Hotter's Mire, and under the auspices of the renowned Jotun engineer [[In_each_line_lies_another_line#Objective:_Kill_Igya_Olgafsdottir\|Igya Olgafsdottir]] set about [[fortification\|fortifying]] the region of Liaven's Glen. During the Winter Solstice, however, the [[~~Military Council\|~~Military Council]] sent a force of Imperial heroes through the [[Sentinel Gate]] to Liathaven to make use of the potent Spring [[regio]] known as [[In_each_line_lies_another_line#Objective:_Make_use_of_Broker.27s_Wynd\|Broker's Wynd]]. Imperial magicians raised the [[Thunderous Tread of the Trees]], and also managed to hold the site long enough to perform [[The Dance of Navarr and Thorn]] as well, reuniting Liathaven with the [[trods\|trod]] network. While Igya survived, and the [[In_each_line_lies_another_line#Objective:_Destroy_the_Stockades\|magical stockades empowered by Cathan Canae]] were left intact, the forest itself now rises against the Jotun conquerors.		Following the Autumn Equinox 384YE, a major force of Jotun orcs [[No_Peace#Deep_Woods\|moved into the territory]] from the west, sweeping east and south. They quickly conquered the entire territory - all save the vallornheart. Any Feni who were not slain or given The Choice fell back to their hidden enclaves, surrendering the whole of Liathaven to the orcs. The western barbarians quickly set about establishing a base of operations at the former Feni town of Hotter's Mire, and under the auspices of the renowned Jotun engineer [[In_each_line_lies_another_line#Objective:_Kill_Igya_Olgafsdottir\|Igya Olgafsdottir]] set about [[fortification\|fortifying]] the region of Liaven's Glen. During the Winter Solstice, however, the [[Military Council]] sent a force of Imperial heroes through the [[Sentinel Gate]] to Liathaven to make use of the potent Spring [[regio]] known as [[In_each_line_lies_another_line#Objective:_Make_use_of_Broker.27s_Wynd\|Broker's Wynd]]. Imperial magicians raised the [[Thunderous Tread of the Trees]], and also managed to hold the site long enough to perform [[The Dance of Navarr and Thorn]] as well, reuniting Liathaven with the [[trods\|trod]] network. While Igya survived, and the [[In_each_line_lies_another_line#Objective:_Destroy_the_Stockades\|magical stockades empowered by Cathan Canae]] were left intact, the forest itself now rises against the Jotun conquerors.

	At the beginning of 386YE, the Jotun renamed the conquered territory to ''Ashvale'', but the Empire continues to use the Navarr name.		At the beginning of 386YE, the Jotun renamed the conquered territory to ''Ashvale'', but the Empire continues to use the Navarr name.

Matt: Text replacement - "[[Imperial Senate" to "[[Senate"

2026-01-15T13:23:27Z

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	The Jotun launched the first invasion of recent times during the Autumn of 346YE, taking advantage of the fact that [[Empress Giselle]] had focused the Imperial armies in the east, fighting the [[Druj]]. They avoided the vallorn and seized many Navarri steadings. The Empire finally lost control of Liathaven in early 349YE despite attempts by the [[Military Council]] to organise a proper counter-offensive. In the thirty years after the forests fell to the orcs, the used their foothold in Liathaven to launch regular raids into [[Bregasland]] and [[Kahraman]], and as a staging post for their massed assault against the [[Mournwold]] in 349YE.		The Jotun launched the first invasion of recent times during the Autumn of 346YE, taking advantage of the fact that [[Empress Giselle]] had focused the Imperial armies in the east, fighting the [[Druj]]. They avoided the vallorn and seized many Navarri steadings. The Empire finally lost control of Liathaven in early 349YE despite attempts by the [[Military Council]] to organise a proper counter-offensive. In the thirty years after the forests fell to the orcs, the used their foothold in Liathaven to launch regular raids into [[Bregasland]] and [[Kahraman]], and as a staging post for their massed assault against the [[Mournwold]] in 349YE.

	When a [[Accept_Jotun_ceasefire\|ceasefire]] was agreed with the Jotun by the [[~~Imperial~~ Senate]] in Summer 377YE, attempts to reclaim Liathaven ceased for a time. In Autumn 378YE, after the Empire broke their agreement with the Jotun, the armies of [[the Brass Coast]] tried to take Liathaven. The orcs counter-attacked with seven armies taking all of the territory that was not controlled by the vallorn. Jotun and Imperial forces fought back and forth across the territory for several years, until the orcs eventually began an orderly retreat back into [[Hordalant]] in 381YE.		When a [[Accept_Jotun_ceasefire\|ceasefire]] was agreed with the Jotun by the [[Senate]] in Summer 377YE, attempts to reclaim Liathaven ceased for a time. In Autumn 378YE, after the Empire broke their agreement with the Jotun, the armies of [[the Brass Coast]] tried to take Liathaven. The orcs counter-attacked with seven armies taking all of the territory that was not controlled by the vallorn. Jotun and Imperial forces fought back and forth across the territory for several years, until the orcs eventually began an orderly retreat back into [[Hordalant]] in 381YE.

	In 382YE, as the Jotun withdrew, the vallorn [[Root_hog,_or_die\|began to expand]]. The Navarr and their Marcher allies were [[382YE_Spring_Equinox_winds_of_war#Immolation_.28Liathaven.29\|quick to respond]], and a vicious campaign against the vallorn was launched into [[#West Ranging\|West Ranging]]. The abomination's attempts to infest West Ranging was stymied, but there was significant damage to the region caused by the supernatural fire of the eternal [[The_Thrice-cursed_Court#Surut\|Surut]]. In Summer 383YE, however, the Empire were able to take advantage of their victories and strike against the Westwood, attacking the weakened vallorn there and ultimately [[383YE_Summer_Solstice_winds_of_war#Blood_for_Poppies\|removing the blight]]. For the first time in many decades, the Navarr won an actual victory against a vallorn.		In 382YE, as the Jotun withdrew, the vallorn [[Root_hog,_or_die\|began to expand]]. The Navarr and their Marcher allies were [[382YE_Spring_Equinox_winds_of_war#Immolation_.28Liathaven.29\|quick to respond]], and a vicious campaign against the vallorn was launched into [[#West Ranging\|West Ranging]]. The abomination's attempts to infest West Ranging was stymied, but there was significant damage to the region caused by the supernatural fire of the eternal [[The_Thrice-cursed_Court#Surut\|Surut]]. In Summer 383YE, however, the Empire were able to take advantage of their victories and strike against the Westwood, attacking the weakened vallorn there and ultimately [[383YE_Summer_Solstice_winds_of_war#Blood_for_Poppies\|removing the blight]]. For the first time in many decades, the Navarr won an actual victory against a vallorn.
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	===Oath's Roots===		===Oath's Roots===
	After the Westwood was cleansed, a warband of [[Imperial Orcs]] uncovered a [[weirwood]] grove, untouched by the warping power of the vallorn. Exploiting this resource would require significant investment from the [[~~Imperial~~ Senate]], and while a [[Senate motion]] was raised to commission such an investment it was [[Construct_Oath%27s_Roots\|later withdrawn]]. Details of the work needed were [[Drive_back#West_Wood_Weirwood\|presented by the civil service]] at the time. Were Liathaven once more brought into the Empire, however, the opportunity to take control of the tentatively-named "Oath's Roots" would still be available - assuming nothing significant had changed in the meantime.		After the Westwood was cleansed, a warband of [[Imperial Orcs]] uncovered a [[weirwood]] grove, untouched by the warping power of the vallorn. Exploiting this resource would require significant investment from the [[Senate]], and while a [[Senate motion]] was raised to commission such an investment it was [[Construct_Oath%27s_Roots\|later withdrawn]]. Details of the work needed were [[Drive_back#West_Wood_Weirwood\|presented by the civil service]] at the time. Were Liathaven once more brought into the Empire, however, the opportunity to take control of the tentatively-named "Oath's Roots" would still be available - assuming nothing significant had changed in the meantime.

	===Liaven's Dance===		===Liaven's Dance===

Matt: Text replacement - "[[Imperial Military Council" to "[[Military Council"

2026-01-15T12:25:43Z

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	==Recent History==		==Recent History==
	The Jotun launched the first invasion of recent times during the Autumn of 346YE, taking advantage of the fact that [[Empress Giselle]] had focused the Imperial armies in the east, fighting the [[Druj]]. They avoided the vallorn and seized many Navarri steadings. The Empire finally lost control of Liathaven in early 349YE despite attempts by the [[~~Imperial~~ Military Council]] to organise a proper counter-offensive. In the thirty years after the forests fell to the orcs, the used their foothold in Liathaven to launch regular raids into [[Bregasland]] and [[Kahraman]], and as a staging post for their massed assault against the [[Mournwold]] in 349YE.		The Jotun launched the first invasion of recent times during the Autumn of 346YE, taking advantage of the fact that [[Empress Giselle]] had focused the Imperial armies in the east, fighting the [[Druj]]. They avoided the vallorn and seized many Navarri steadings. The Empire finally lost control of Liathaven in early 349YE despite attempts by the [[Military Council]] to organise a proper counter-offensive. In the thirty years after the forests fell to the orcs, the used their foothold in Liathaven to launch regular raids into [[Bregasland]] and [[Kahraman]], and as a staging post for their massed assault against the [[Mournwold]] in 349YE.

	When a [[Accept_Jotun_ceasefire\|ceasefire]] was agreed with the Jotun by the [[Imperial Senate]] in Summer 377YE, attempts to reclaim Liathaven ceased for a time. In Autumn 378YE, after the Empire broke their agreement with the Jotun, the armies of [[the Brass Coast]] tried to take Liathaven. The orcs counter-attacked with seven armies taking all of the territory that was not controlled by the vallorn. Jotun and Imperial forces fought back and forth across the territory for several years, until the orcs eventually began an orderly retreat back into [[Hordalant]] in 381YE.		When a [[Accept_Jotun_ceasefire\|ceasefire]] was agreed with the Jotun by the [[Imperial Senate]] in Summer 377YE, attempts to reclaim Liathaven ceased for a time. In Autumn 378YE, after the Empire broke their agreement with the Jotun, the armies of [[the Brass Coast]] tried to take Liathaven. The orcs counter-attacked with seven armies taking all of the territory that was not controlled by the vallorn. Jotun and Imperial forces fought back and forth across the territory for several years, until the orcs eventually began an orderly retreat back into [[Hordalant]] in 381YE.
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	In Summer 384YE, the Navarr became aware that the [[Feni]] settling in eastern Liathaven had created a settlement - [[#Hotters_Mire\|Hotter's Mire]] - and were dealing with the Heirs of Terunael in an attempt to remove the effects of the Winter curse laid over the territory by Imperial magicians. Imperial intervention saw the Heirs scattered, and the Feni [[Shimmerglisten\|disavow]] their involvement with the dangerous group - although it is clear the Feni still have little love for the Navarr themselves.		In Summer 384YE, the Navarr became aware that the [[Feni]] settling in eastern Liathaven had created a settlement - [[#Hotters_Mire\|Hotter's Mire]] - and were dealing with the Heirs of Terunael in an attempt to remove the effects of the Winter curse laid over the territory by Imperial magicians. Imperial intervention saw the Heirs scattered, and the Feni [[Shimmerglisten\|disavow]] their involvement with the dangerous group - although it is clear the Feni still have little love for the Navarr themselves.

	Following the Autumn Equinox 384YE, a major force of Jotun orcs [[No_Peace#Deep_Woods\|moved into the territory]] from the west, sweeping east and south. They quickly conquered the entire territory - all save the vallornheart. Any Feni who were not slain or given The Choice fell back to their hidden enclaves, surrendering the whole of Liathaven to the orcs. The western barbarians quickly set about establishing a base of operations at the former Feni town of Hotter's Mire, and under the auspices of the renowned Jotun engineer [[In_each_line_lies_another_line#Objective:_Kill_Igya_Olgafsdottir\|Igya Olgafsdottir]] set about [[fortification\|fortifying]] the region of Liaven's Glen. During the Winter Solstice, however, the [[~~Imperial~~ Military Council\|Military Council]] sent a force of Imperial heroes through the [[Sentinel Gate]] to Liathaven to make use of the potent Spring [[regio]] known as [[In_each_line_lies_another_line#Objective:_Make_use_of_Broker.27s_Wynd\|Broker's Wynd]]. Imperial magicians raised the [[Thunderous Tread of the Trees]], and also managed to hold the site long enough to perform [[The Dance of Navarr and Thorn]] as well, reuniting Liathaven with the [[trods\|trod]] network. While Igya survived, and the [[In_each_line_lies_another_line#Objective:_Destroy_the_Stockades\|magical stockades empowered by Cathan Canae]] were left intact, the forest itself now rises against the Jotun conquerors.		Following the Autumn Equinox 384YE, a major force of Jotun orcs [[No_Peace#Deep_Woods\|moved into the territory]] from the west, sweeping east and south. They quickly conquered the entire territory - all save the vallornheart. Any Feni who were not slain or given The Choice fell back to their hidden enclaves, surrendering the whole of Liathaven to the orcs. The western barbarians quickly set about establishing a base of operations at the former Feni town of Hotter's Mire, and under the auspices of the renowned Jotun engineer [[In_each_line_lies_another_line#Objective:_Kill_Igya_Olgafsdottir\|Igya Olgafsdottir]] set about [[fortification\|fortifying]] the region of Liaven's Glen. During the Winter Solstice, however, the [[Military Council\|Military Council]] sent a force of Imperial heroes through the [[Sentinel Gate]] to Liathaven to make use of the potent Spring [[regio]] known as [[In_each_line_lies_another_line#Objective:_Make_use_of_Broker.27s_Wynd\|Broker's Wynd]]. Imperial magicians raised the [[Thunderous Tread of the Trees]], and also managed to hold the site long enough to perform [[The Dance of Navarr and Thorn]] as well, reuniting Liathaven with the [[trods\|trod]] network. While Igya survived, and the [[In_each_line_lies_another_line#Objective:_Destroy_the_Stockades\|magical stockades empowered by Cathan Canae]] were left intact, the forest itself now rises against the Jotun conquerors.

	At the beginning of 386YE, the Jotun renamed the conquered territory to ''Ashvale'', but the Empire continues to use the Navarr name.		At the beginning of 386YE, the Jotun renamed the conquered territory to ''Ashvale'', but the Empire continues to use the Navarr name.

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OOC Note

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	==OOC Note==		==OOC Note==
	* As of the start of ~~Summer Solstice~~ 387YE, the vallorn occupies Liath's Heart~~, the Empire controls Liaven's Glen and Liath's Ring~~, and the Jotun control the rest of the territory. Liathaven is a [[Jotun]] territory.		* As of the start of Autumn Equinox 387YE, the vallorn occupies Liath's Heart, and the Jotun control the rest of the territory. Liathaven is a [[Jotun]] territory.
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	* After the Winter Solstice 381YE, the region of [[#West Ranging\|West Ranging]] lost the forest quality as a consequence of the hungry fires of the eternal [[Surut]].		* After the Winter Solstice 381YE, the region of [[#West Ranging\|West Ranging]] lost the forest quality as a consequence of the hungry fires of the eternal [[Surut]].

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	The Jotun launched the first invasion of recent times during the Autumn of 346YE, taking advantage of the fact that [[Empress Giselle]] had focused the Imperial armies in the east, fighting the [[Druj]]. They avoided the vallorn and seized many Navarri steadings. The Empire finally lost control of Liathaven in early 349YE despite attempts by the [[Imperial Military Council]] to organise a proper counter-offensive. In the thirty years after the forests fell to the orcs, the used their foothold in Liathaven to launch regular raids into [[Bregasland]] and [[Kahraman]], and as a staging post for their massed assault against the [[Mournwold]] in 349YE.		The Jotun launched the first invasion of recent times during the Autumn of 346YE, taking advantage of the fact that [[Empress Giselle]] had focused the Imperial armies in the east, fighting the [[Druj]]. They avoided the vallorn and seized many Navarri steadings. The Empire finally lost control of Liathaven in early 349YE despite attempts by the [[Imperial Military Council]] to organise a proper counter-offensive. In the thirty years after the forests fell to the orcs, the used their foothold in Liathaven to launch regular raids into [[Bregasland]] and [[Kahraman]], and as a staging post for their massed assault against the [[Mournwold]] in 349YE.

	When a [[Accept_Jotun_ceasefire\|ceasefire]] was agreed with the Jotun by the [[Imperial Senate]] in Summer 377YE, attempts to reclaim Liathaven ceased for a time. In Autumn 378YE, after the Empire broke their agreement with the Jotun, the armies of [[the Brass Coast]] tried to take Liathaven. The orcs counter-attacked with seven armies taking all of the territory that was not controlled by the ~~Vallorn~~. Jotun and Imperial forces fought back and forth across the territory for several years, until the orcs eventually began an orderly retreat back into [[Hordalant]] in 381YE.		When a [[Accept_Jotun_ceasefire\|ceasefire]] was agreed with the Jotun by the [[Imperial Senate]] in Summer 377YE, attempts to reclaim Liathaven ceased for a time. In Autumn 378YE, after the Empire broke their agreement with the Jotun, the armies of [[the Brass Coast]] tried to take Liathaven. The orcs counter-attacked with seven armies taking all of the territory that was not controlled by the vallorn. Jotun and Imperial forces fought back and forth across the territory for several years, until the orcs eventually began an orderly retreat back into [[Hordalant]] in 381YE.

	In 382YE, as the Jotun withdrew, the vallorn [[Root_hog,_or_die\|began to expand]]. The Navarr and their Marcher allies were [[382YE_Spring_Equinox_winds_of_war#Immolation_.28Liathaven.29\|quick to respond]], and a vicious campaign against the vallorn was launched into [[#West Ranging\|West Ranging]]. The abomination's attempts to infest West Ranging was stymied, but there was significant damage to the region caused by the supernatural fire of the eternal [[The_Thrice-cursed_Court#Surut\|Surut]]. In Summer 383YE, however, the Empire were able to take advantage of their victories and strike against the Westwood, attacking the weakened vallorn there and ultimately [[383YE_Summer_Solstice_winds_of_war#Blood_for_Poppies\|removing the blight]]. For the first time in many decades, the Navarr won an actual victory against a vallorn.		In 382YE, as the Jotun withdrew, the vallorn [[Root_hog,_or_die\|began to expand]]. The Navarr and their Marcher allies were [[382YE_Spring_Equinox_winds_of_war#Immolation_.28Liathaven.29\|quick to respond]], and a vicious campaign against the vallorn was launched into [[#West Ranging\|West Ranging]]. The abomination's attempts to infest West Ranging was stymied, but there was significant damage to the region caused by the supernatural fire of the eternal [[The_Thrice-cursed_Court#Surut\|Surut]]. In Summer 383YE, however, the Empire were able to take advantage of their victories and strike against the Westwood, attacking the weakened vallorn there and ultimately [[383YE_Summer_Solstice_winds_of_war#Blood_for_Poppies\|removing the blight]]. For the first time in many decades, the Navarr won an actual victory against a vallorn.
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	===Liaven's Dance===		===Liaven's Dance===
	Woven between the trees of [[#Liaven's Glen\|Liaven's Glen]] is ''The Dance''; a network of earthen trails marked in the grass and the trees, several miles wide, worn into the ground with the footfall of centuries. The Navarr say that it is a symbol for the [[Navarr_culture_and_customs#The_Great_Dance\|Great Dance]] writ large on the earth. Some from [[Urizen]] believe that dancing Liaven’s Dance could grant humans a greater understanding the path of the soul through the [[The_Labyrinth_of_Ages_and_the_Paragons_and_Exemplars\|Labyrinth of Ages]]. The [[steading]] of Liaven’s Dance was ancient, dating back to the earliest days after the [[~~Vallorn~~]] emerged. In its heyday it was a regular place of pilgrimage for Navarr practitioners of the [[The_Way\|Way]], and a centre for philosophical thought combining the philosophy of the Great Dance with the Virtues. Its loss to the Jotun was a blow to the Navarr, and thanks to the ongoing chaos in the territory it has never been conclusively recovered.		Woven between the trees of [[#Liaven's Glen\|Liaven's Glen]] is ''The Dance''; a network of earthen trails marked in the grass and the trees, several miles wide, worn into the ground with the footfall of centuries. The Navarr say that it is a symbol for the [[Navarr_culture_and_customs#The_Great_Dance\|Great Dance]] writ large on the earth. Some from [[Urizen]] believe that dancing Liaven’s Dance could grant humans a greater understanding the path of the soul through the [[The_Labyrinth_of_Ages_and_the_Paragons_and_Exemplars\|Labyrinth of Ages]]. The [[steading]] of Liaven’s Dance was ancient, dating back to the earliest days after the [[vallorn]] emerged. In its heyday it was a regular place of pilgrimage for Navarr practitioners of the [[The_Way\|Way]], and a centre for philosophical thought combining the philosophy of the Great Dance with the Virtues. Its loss to the Jotun was a blow to the Navarr, and thanks to the ongoing chaos in the territory it has never been conclusively recovered.

	===Liathaven's Vallorn===		===Liathaven's Vallorn===
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	In [[Liathaven#Western Scout\|Western Scout]], on the very edge of the vallorn miasma, stand the crumbling pillars of an old gateway. The Gate of Lan Thúven dates back to pre-Imperial times; it may even be Terunael in origin. No stories remain to say who, or what, or where Lan Thúven might have been. Only the gate remains - this one, and a second gate in West Ranging on the far side of Liathaven. Between them, according to refugees from the Jotun-burnt Hidden Walk [[steading]], there is a path through the vallorn. A hidden way, following the route of an old Terunael road, woven with potent [[Night magic]] that blinds the eyes of the vallornspawn. The insular Hidden Walk used this route to travel deep into the [[Liathaven#Westwood\|Westwood]], and to keep contact with their cousins on the other side of Liathaven at Silent Stand steading. The Jotun seized both Hidden Walk and Silent Stand. The steadings were destroyed - but the gates that mark either end of the hidden path still stand. The orcs clearly realised that the gates were valuable, but treated them with the same superstitious dread they show towards anything associated with the vallorn.		In [[Liathaven#Western Scout\|Western Scout]], on the very edge of the vallorn miasma, stand the crumbling pillars of an old gateway. The Gate of Lan Thúven dates back to pre-Imperial times; it may even be Terunael in origin. No stories remain to say who, or what, or where Lan Thúven might have been. Only the gate remains - this one, and a second gate in West Ranging on the far side of Liathaven. Between them, according to refugees from the Jotun-burnt Hidden Walk [[steading]], there is a path through the vallorn. A hidden way, following the route of an old Terunael road, woven with potent [[Night magic]] that blinds the eyes of the vallornspawn. The insular Hidden Walk used this route to travel deep into the [[Liathaven#Westwood\|Westwood]], and to keep contact with their cousins on the other side of Liathaven at Silent Stand steading. The Jotun seized both Hidden Walk and Silent Stand. The steadings were destroyed - but the gates that mark either end of the hidden path still stand. The orcs clearly realised that the gates were valuable, but treated them with the same superstitious dread they show towards anything associated with the vallorn.

	The Empire [[A_banner_of_Thorns#The_Paths_of_Lan_Th.C3.BAven\|recaptured]] the Paths in Summer 380YE, but as of Summer 383YE they are no more. When the Empire [[383YE_Summer_Solstice_winds_of_war\|purged the ~~Vallorn~~ from the Westwood]] the Night magic that empowered the Paths faded and unravelled.		The Empire [[A_banner_of_Thorns#The_Paths_of_Lan_Th.C3.BAven\|recaptured]] the Paths in Summer 380YE, but as of Summer 383YE they are no more. When the Empire [[383YE_Summer_Solstice_winds_of_war\|purged the vallorn from the Westwood]] the Night magic that empowered the Paths faded and unravelled.
	{{CaptionedImage\|file=LiathavenStones.jpg\|title=There are mysteries at least as old as Terunael beneath the boughs of Liathaven.\|caption=The Stout Watchers, a circle of stones in Liath's Ring.\|align=right\|width=450}}		{{CaptionedImage\|file=LiathavenStones.jpg\|title=There are mysteries at least as old as Terunael beneath the boughs of Liathaven.\|caption=The Stout Watchers, a circle of stones in Liath's Ring.\|align=right\|width=450}}

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	===Beacon Point===		===Beacon Point===
	* '''Qualities:''' Forest		* '''Qualities:''' Forest
	The region takes its name from the great beacons built along the southern borders of Liathaven, intended to serve as a warning of any major incursion from the west or the southern [[Faraden]]. The beacons were simple but effective - messages could be sent quickly to stations in the mountains of neighbouring Kahraman, and relayed back to Liaven's Glen. In this way, the southern regions of Liathaven stayed in contact with the northern regions despite the ~~Vallorn~~ of [[#Westwood\|Westwood]] between them. Beacon Point also maintained a single very unreliable trade route through the mountains to Kahraman, which was regularly threatened by orc bandits living in the mountains between the two territories. The best known of the settlements here was the fortified steading of '''Redgate''', which watched over the Redgate Pass into Kahraman.		The region takes its name from the great beacons built along the southern borders of Liathaven, intended to serve as a warning of any major incursion from the west or the southern [[Faraden]]. The beacons were simple but effective - messages could be sent quickly to stations in the mountains of neighbouring Kahraman, and relayed back to Liaven's Glen. In this way, the southern regions of Liathaven stayed in contact with the northern regions despite the vallorn of [[#Westwood\|Westwood]] between them. Beacon Point also maintained a single very unreliable trade route through the mountains to Kahraman, which was regularly threatened by orc bandits living in the mountains between the two territories. The best known of the settlements here was the fortified steading of '''Redgate''', which watched over the Redgate Pass into Kahraman.

	When the Jotun took Beacon Point in Winter 379YE, as part of the Jotun "rage" that swept across southern Liathaven, almost the entire remaining Navarr population either fled through the mountains to Kahraman or fell to the wrath of the orcs.		When the Jotun took Beacon Point in Winter 379YE, as part of the Jotun "rage" that swept across southern Liathaven, almost the entire remaining Navarr population either fled through the mountains to Kahraman or fell to the wrath of the orcs.
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	===Liath's Heart===		===Liath's Heart===
	* '''Qualities:''' Forest, Vallorn, Vallornheart		* '''Qualities:''' Forest, Vallorn, Vallornheart
	Forced out of the surrounding regions, [[#Liathaven's Vallorn\|Liathaven's ~~Vallorn~~]] has grown powerful in Liath's Heart. It is wrapped tight around the ruins of ''Liath Haven'', squatting at the centre of a [[Vallorn#Vallorn_Miasma\|miasmic cloud of poison]]. There are no Navarr steadings in Liath's Heart. Although occasional forays into the region from Liaven's Glen to the east returned triumphant with some fragment of lore or lost treasure, the most accessible ruins have long since been explored or destroyed by rampaging ~~Vallornspawn~~.		Forced out of the surrounding regions, [[#Liathaven's Vallorn\|Liathaven's vallorn]] has grown powerful in Liath's Heart. It is wrapped tight around the ruins of ''Liath Haven'', squatting at the centre of a [[Vallorn#Vallorn_Miasma\|miasmic cloud of poison]]. There are no Navarr steadings in Liath's Heart. Although occasional forays into the region from Liaven's Glen to the east returned triumphant with some fragment of lore or lost treasure, the most accessible ruins have long since been explored or destroyed by rampaging vallornspawn.

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	===Liaven's Glen===		===Liaven's Glen===
	This area of eastern Liathaven was the first area of Liathaven freed of ~~Vallorn~~ influence some two hundred years before the foundation of the Empire. According to some records, the network of trails and earthworks known as '''Liaven's Dance''' was a prototype working designed to weaken the power of the vallorn, eventually culminating in the vast web of [[trods]] that now criss-cross the Empire. Several steadings here were home to experienced [[coven\|covens]] of [[Navarr_magical_traditions#Vates\|vates]] who oversaw potent [[mana site\|mana sites]] and studied the vallorn along the edges of Liath's Heart to the south-west. Many of these vates were killed fighting to protect their homes from the orcs in 346YE, but some managed to flee into exile.		This area of eastern Liathaven was the first area of Liathaven freed of vallorn influence some two hundred years before the foundation of the Empire. According to some records, the network of trails and earthworks known as '''Liaven's Dance''' was a prototype working designed to weaken the power of the vallorn, eventually culminating in the vast web of [[trods]] that now criss-cross the Empire. Several steadings here were home to experienced [[coven\|covens]] of [[Navarr_magical_traditions#Vates\|vates]] who oversaw potent [[mana site\|mana sites]] and studied the vallorn along the edges of Liath's Heart to the south-west. Many of these vates were killed fighting to protect their homes from the orcs in 346YE, but some managed to flee into exile.

	Of particular note was the library at '''Turning Spiral'''. This old steading held a repository of Navarr magical lore that survived the purges of [[Emperor Nicovar]] comparatively unscathed. Tragically, its own defenders were forced to destroy it rather than let it fall into barbarian hands. While some of the books and scrolls were carried to safety by fleeing vates, many hundreds more were incinerated in magically-fuelled fire as the entire steading was transformed into a conflagration by the defenders (a conflagration that claimed not only their lives, but the lives of at least two hundred orcs). Some of the last vates to leave Turning Spiral never reached the safety of [[Kahraman#Serra Briate\|Serra Briante]] to the south - at least two groups are known to have set off but disappeared somewhere in the mountains between Liathaven and Kahraman.		Of particular note was the library at '''Turning Spiral'''. This old steading held a repository of Navarr magical lore that survived the purges of [[Emperor Nicovar]] comparatively unscathed. Tragically, its own defenders were forced to destroy it rather than let it fall into barbarian hands. While some of the books and scrolls were carried to safety by fleeing vates, many hundreds more were incinerated in magically-fuelled fire as the entire steading was transformed into a conflagration by the defenders (a conflagration that claimed not only their lives, but the lives of at least two hundred orcs). Some of the last vates to leave Turning Spiral never reached the safety of [[Kahraman#Serra Briate\|Serra Briante]] to the south - at least two groups are known to have set off but disappeared somewhere in the mountains between Liathaven and Kahraman.
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	===Westwood===		===Westwood===
	* '''Qualities:''' Forest		* '''Qualities:''' Forest
	The tainted vegetation of the ~~Vallorn~~ once spilled westward into this region from Liath's Heart. That changed in 383YE. When the ~~Vallorn~~ tried to expand into West Ranging, and was rebuffed, it left Westwood vulnerable. In Summer 383YE Imperial forces took [[383YE_Summer_Solstice_winds_of_war#Blood_for_poppies\|advantage of its weakened state]] to clear the vallorn from the region, confining it to Liath's Heart. The Navarr had scant months to enjoy their victory before fighting with the Jotun and the Heirs of Terunael saw Imperial gains in Liathaven lost once more, but the clearing of Westwood represents the first major blow against the vallorn in recent years. It also uncovered the [[weirwood]] grove tentatively named ''[[#Oath's Roots\|Oath's Roots]].		The tainted vegetation of the vallorn once spilled westward into this region from Liath's Heart. That changed in 383YE. When the vallorn tried to expand into West Ranging, and was rebuffed, it left Westwood vulnerable. In Summer 383YE Imperial forces took [[383YE_Summer_Solstice_winds_of_war#Blood_for_poppies\|advantage of its weakened state]] to clear the vallorn from the region, confining it to Liath's Heart. The Navarr had scant months to enjoy their victory before fighting with the Jotun and the Heirs of Terunael saw Imperial gains in Liathaven lost once more, but the clearing of Westwood represents the first major blow against the vallorn in recent years. It also uncovered the [[weirwood]] grove tentatively named ''[[#Oath's Roots\|Oath's Roots]].

	There were a few steadings here, but they have almost all been abandoned. One of the best remembered was that of '''Duskwater Tarry''', a steading built on raised platforms in the centre of a freshwater lake. It originally protected a dangerous trade route connecting Western Scout and West Ranging, passing through then-vallorn dominated territory. The inhabitants withdrew south in 352YE, and it is believed that the ~~Vallorn~~ swiftly swallowed it up.		There were a few steadings here, but they have almost all been abandoned. One of the best remembered was that of '''Duskwater Tarry''', a steading built on raised platforms in the centre of a freshwater lake. It originally protected a dangerous trade route connecting Western Scout and West Ranging, passing through then-vallorn dominated territory. The inhabitants withdrew south in 352YE, and it is believed that the vallorn swiftly swallowed it up.

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	==Recent History==		==Recent History==
	The Jotun launched the first invasion of recent times during the Autumn of 346YE, taking advantage of the fact that [[Empress Giselle]] had focused the Imperial armies in the east, fighting the [[Druj]]. They avoided the vallorn and seized many Navarri steadings. The Empire finally lost control of Liathaven in early 349YE despite attempts by the [[Imperial Military Council]] to ~~organize~~ a proper counter-offensive. In the thirty years after the forests fell to the orcs, the used their foothold in Liathaven to launch regular raids into [[Bregasland]] and [[Kahraman]], and as a staging post for their massed assault against the [[Mournwold]] in 349YE.		The Jotun launched the first invasion of recent times during the Autumn of 346YE, taking advantage of the fact that [[Empress Giselle]] had focused the Imperial armies in the east, fighting the [[Druj]]. They avoided the vallorn and seized many Navarri steadings. The Empire finally lost control of Liathaven in early 349YE despite attempts by the [[Imperial Military Council]] to organise a proper counter-offensive. In the thirty years after the forests fell to the orcs, the used their foothold in Liathaven to launch regular raids into [[Bregasland]] and [[Kahraman]], and as a staging post for their massed assault against the [[Mournwold]] in 349YE.

	When a [[Accept_Jotun_ceasefire\|ceasefire]] was agreed with the Jotun by the [[Imperial Senate]] in Summer 377YE, attempts to reclaim Liathaven ceased for a time. In Autumn 378YE, after the Empire broke their agreement with the Jotun, the armies of [[the Brass Coast]] tried to take Liathaven. The orcs counter-attacked with seven armies taking all of the territory that was not controlled by the Vallorn. Jotun and Imperial forces fought back and forth across the territory for several years, until the orcs eventually began an orderly retreat back into [[Hordalant]] in 381YE.		When a [[Accept_Jotun_ceasefire\|ceasefire]] was agreed with the Jotun by the [[Imperial Senate]] in Summer 377YE, attempts to reclaim Liathaven ceased for a time. In Autumn 378YE, after the Empire broke their agreement with the Jotun, the armies of [[the Brass Coast]] tried to take Liathaven. The orcs counter-attacked with seven armies taking all of the territory that was not controlled by the Vallorn. Jotun and Imperial forces fought back and forth across the territory for several years, until the orcs eventually began an orderly retreat back into [[Hordalant]] in 381YE.

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	The wildlife of Liathaven likewise tends to be larger than normal, with [[Mundane_beasts#Big_Cats\|forest lions]] and [[Mundane_beasts#Dire_Beasts\|dire beasts]] (especially bears, wolves and stags) being comparatively common compared to other parts of the Empire. The weather in Liathaven is changeable, and the territory is known for its heavy storms and strong winds, caught as it is between the temperate Marches and the warmer Brass Coast to the south.		The wildlife of Liathaven likewise tends to be larger than normal, with [[Mundane_beasts#Big_Cats\|forest lions]] and [[Mundane_beasts#Dire_Beasts\|dire beasts]] (especially bears, wolves and stags) being comparatively common compared to other parts of the Empire. The weather in Liathaven is changeable, and the territory is known for its heavy storms and strong winds, caught as it is between the temperate Marches and the warmer Brass Coast to the south.

	In the past, parts of Liathaven were well settled by the Navarr. Those few Terunael ruins that had not been incorporated into [[steadings]] had mostly been studied by scholars and archaeologists. Occasionally, a hitherto overlooked structure would be uncovered, wreathed in vines or buried under centuries of undergrowth. The richest new ruins are found along the borders of the [[vallorn]]-infested regions of Liath's Heart, or in the recently cleared region of ~~West Wood~~.		In the past, parts of Liathaven were well settled by the Navarr. Those few Terunael ruins that had not been incorporated into [[steadings]] had mostly been studied by scholars and archaeologists. Occasionally, a hitherto overlooked structure would be uncovered, wreathed in vines or buried under centuries of undergrowth. The richest new ruins are found along the borders of the [[vallorn]]-infested regions of Liath's Heart, or in the recently cleared region of Westwood.

	Liathaven is rarely peaceful however; between the vallorn and the Jotun the territory is regularly threatened. Many of the Striding that walk the [[trods]] around Liathaven are composed of particularly militant members of the nation, who will stop at nothing to defend their homeland from the Jotun. In the last twenty year or so, the territory has been regularly invaded both by the western orcs, and by vallornspawn raised by the Heirs of Terunael. Indeed, so chaotic has the territory become that many of the former Navarr inhabitants have been forced to quit the territory, taking sanctuary in [[Hercynia]] and [[Miaren]] to the north.		Liathaven is rarely peaceful however; between the vallorn and the Jotun the territory is regularly threatened. Many of the Striding that walk the [[trods]] around Liathaven are composed of particularly militant members of the nation, who will stop at nothing to defend their homeland from the Jotun. In the last twenty year or so, the territory has been regularly invaded both by the western orcs, and by vallornspawn raised by the Heirs of Terunael. Indeed, so chaotic has the territory become that many of the former Navarr inhabitants have been forced to quit the territory, taking sanctuary in [[Hercynia]] and [[Miaren]] to the north.
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	When a [[Accept_Jotun_ceasefire\|ceasefire]] was agreed with the Jotun by the [[Imperial Senate]] in Summer 377YE, attempts to reclaim Liathaven ceased for a time. In Autumn 378YE, after the Empire broke their agreement with the Jotun, the armies of [[the Brass Coast]] tried to take Liathaven. The orcs counter-attacked with seven armies taking all of the territory that was not controlled by the Vallorn. Jotun and Imperial forces fought back and forth across the territory for several years, until the orcs eventually began an orderly retreat back into [[Hordalant]] in 381YE.		When a [[Accept_Jotun_ceasefire\|ceasefire]] was agreed with the Jotun by the [[Imperial Senate]] in Summer 377YE, attempts to reclaim Liathaven ceased for a time. In Autumn 378YE, after the Empire broke their agreement with the Jotun, the armies of [[the Brass Coast]] tried to take Liathaven. The orcs counter-attacked with seven armies taking all of the territory that was not controlled by the Vallorn. Jotun and Imperial forces fought back and forth across the territory for several years, until the orcs eventually began an orderly retreat back into [[Hordalant]] in 381YE.

	In 382YE, as the Jotun withdrew, the vallorn [[Root_hog,_or_die\|began to expand]]. The Navarr and their Marcher allies were [[382YE_Spring_Equinox_winds_of_war#Immolation_.28Liathaven.29\|quick to respond]], and a vicious campaign against the vallorn was launched into [[#West Ranging\|West Ranging]]. The abomination's attempts to infest West Ranging was stymied, but there was significant damage to the region caused by the supernatural fire of the eternal [[The_Thrice-cursed_Court#Surut\|Surut]]. In Summer 383YE, however, the Empire were able to take advantage of their victories and strike against the ~~West Wood~~, attacking the weakened vallorn there and ultimately [[383YE_Summer_Solstice_winds_of_war#Blood_for_Poppies\|removing the blight]]. For the first time in many decades, the Navarr won an actual victory against a vallorn.		In 382YE, as the Jotun withdrew, the vallorn [[Root_hog,_or_die\|began to expand]]. The Navarr and their Marcher allies were [[382YE_Spring_Equinox_winds_of_war#Immolation_.28Liathaven.29\|quick to respond]], and a vicious campaign against the vallorn was launched into [[#West Ranging\|West Ranging]]. The abomination's attempts to infest West Ranging was stymied, but there was significant damage to the region caused by the supernatural fire of the eternal [[The_Thrice-cursed_Court#Surut\|Surut]]. In Summer 383YE, however, the Empire were able to take advantage of their victories and strike against the Westwood, attacking the weakened vallorn there and ultimately [[383YE_Summer_Solstice_winds_of_war#Blood_for_Poppies\|removing the blight]]. For the first time in many decades, the Navarr won an actual victory against a vallorn.

	Towards the end of 383YE, however, the so-called [[Rise_of_Terunael#Liathaven\|Heirs of Terunael]] engaged in a plan to rouse the vallorn across the Navarr territories. While they were [[Faded from the winter\|stymied]] in [[Hercynia]] and [[Therunin]], their scheme was uncontested in Liathaven. Despite the presence of the [[Wither the Seed\|potent curse]] lying over the territory, there was a resurgence on vallornspawn who spilled out of the vallornheart to cause chaos throughout the territory. While the worst has already faded, many parts of the territory remained contested with dangerous vallorn creatures.		Towards the end of 383YE, however, the so-called [[Rise_of_Terunael#Liathaven\|Heirs of Terunael]] engaged in a plan to rouse the vallorn across the Navarr territories. While they were [[Faded from the winter\|stymied]] in [[Hercynia]] and [[Therunin]], their scheme was uncontested in Liathaven. Despite the presence of the [[Wither the Seed\|potent curse]] lying over the territory, there was a resurgence on vallornspawn who spilled out of the vallornheart to cause chaos throughout the territory. While the worst has already faded, many parts of the territory remained contested with dangerous vallorn creatures.

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	* As of the start of Summer Solstice 387YE, the vallorn occupies Liath's Heart, the Empire controls Liaven's Glen and Liath's Ring, and the Jotun control the rest of the territory. Liathaven is a [[Jotun]] territory.		* As of the start of Summer Solstice 387YE, the vallorn occupies Liath's Heart, the Empire controls Liaven's Glen and Liath's Ring, and the Jotun control the rest of the territory. Liathaven is a [[Jotun]] territory.
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	* As of Spring 381YE, we assume there is now no significant Navarr presence remaining in the territory. Going forward, we will assume that the only Navarr steadings and stridings still based in Liathaven are player character groups. The lack of Imperial citizens and non-Jotun infrastructure means the territory would require extensive rebuilding, regardless of which Imperial nation the Senate assigns it to, should it ever be recaptured. You can learn more about this [[381YE_Spring_Equinox_winds_of_war#Liathaven_Game_Information\|here]].
	* [[#The Paths of Lan Thúven\|The Paths of Lan Thúven]] allowed Navarr armies to treat [[#West Ranging\|West Ranging]] and [[#Western Scout\|Western Scout]] as if they are adjacent regions. As of Summer 383YE they are no more.
	* After the Winter Solstice 381YE, the region of [[#West Ranging\|West Ranging]] lost the forest quality as a consequence of the hungry fires of the eternal [[Surut]].		* After the Winter Solstice 381YE, the region of [[#West Ranging\|West Ranging]] lost the forest quality as a consequence of the hungry fires of the eternal [[Surut]].
	* After the Spring Equinox 386YE, the region of [[#Liaven's Glen\|Liaven's Glen]] lost the forest quality as a consequence of [[Under_the_firelight#Objective:_Destroy_the_Bronze_Titan\|the aid of]] the eternal [[Estavus]]		* After the Spring Equinox 386YE, the region of [[#Liaven's Glen\|Liaven's Glen]] lost the forest quality as a consequence of [[Under_the_firelight#Objective:_Destroy_the_Bronze_Titan\|the aid of]] the eternal [[Estavus]]
			* [[#The Paths of Lan Thúven\|The Paths of Lan Thúven]] allowed Navarr armies to treat [[#West Ranging\|West Ranging]] and [[#Western Scout\|Western Scout]] as if they are adjacent regions. As of Summer 383YE they are no more.
			* As of Spring 381YE, we assume there is now no significant Navarr presence remaining in the territory. Going forward, we will assume that the only Navarr steadings and stridings still based in Liathaven are player character groups. The lack of Imperial citizens and non-Jotun infrastructure means the territory would require extensive rebuilding, regardless of which Imperial nation the Senate assigns it to, should it ever be recaptured. You can learn more about this [[381YE_Spring_Equinox_winds_of_war#Liathaven_Game_Information\|here]].

	==Further Reading==		==Further Reading==

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	* As of the start of Summer Solstice ~~386YE~~, the vallorn occupies Liath's Heart, the Empire controls Liaven's Glen and Liath's Ring, and the Jotun control the rest of the territory. Liathaven is a [[Jotun]] territory.		* As of the start of Summer Solstice 387YE, the vallorn occupies Liath's Heart, the Empire controls Liaven's Glen and Liath's Ring, and the Jotun control the rest of the territory. Liathaven is a [[Jotun]] territory.
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	* As of Spring 381YE, we assume there is now no significant Navarr presence remaining in the territory. Going forward, we will assume that the only Navarr steadings and stridings still based in Liathaven are player character groups. The lack of Imperial citizens and non-Jotun infrastructure means the territory would require extensive rebuilding, regardless of which Imperial nation the Senate assigns it to, should it ever be recaptured. You can learn more about this [[381YE_Spring_Equinox_winds_of_war#Liathaven_Game_Information\|here]].		* As of Spring 381YE, we assume there is now no significant Navarr presence remaining in the territory. Going forward, we will assume that the only Navarr steadings and stridings still based in Liathaven are player character groups. The lack of Imperial citizens and non-Jotun infrastructure means the territory would require extensive rebuilding, regardless of which Imperial nation the Senate assigns it to, should it ever be recaptured. You can learn more about this [[381YE_Spring_Equinox_winds_of_war#Liathaven_Game_Information\|here]].

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	==Further Reading==		==Further Reading==
			* [[Axe-bite and ploughshare]] - Summer 387YE Wind of War about the invasion of Liathaven
	* [[Shimmerglisten]] - 384YE Wind of Fortune about the Feni and the Heirs of Terunael in Liathaven		* [[Shimmerglisten]] - 384YE Wind of Fortune about the Feni and the Heirs of Terunael in Liathaven
	* [[Drive_back#West_Wood_Weirwood\|Drive back]] - 383YE Summer Wind of Fortune in the aftermath of Westwood being freed from the vallorn		* [[Drive_back#West_Wood_Weirwood\|Drive back]] - 383YE Summer Wind of Fortune in the aftermath of Westwood being freed from the vallorn