Salt Flats of Sanath - Revision history

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	[[Category:Druj]] [[Category:Gazetteer]][[Category:The Mallum]]		[[Category:Druj]] [[Category:Gazetteer]][[Category:The Mallum]]
	{{~~CaptionedImage~~\|~~file=~~Salt Flats of Sanath Regions.png\|~~align=left\|caption=The Salt Flats of Sanath were mapped out by Imperials after the Summer Solstice 386YE\|width=500~~}}		<div style="float: left; max-width: 500px; margin-right: 10px;">{{HoverImage\|Salt Flats of Sanath Regions.png\|SaltFlatsBasic.png}}</div>
	==Overview==		==Overview==
	The Salt Flats of Sanath is part of the Mallum, controlled by the [[Druj]], and ruled over by the many buruk tepel in Leen. It borders the [[Forest of Ulnak]], [[the Barrens]], [[Sarangrave]], and an Axou territory to the south. It has similarities to several Imperial territories; the marshes of [[Bregasland]] and [[Kallavesa]], the split city of [[Tassato]], and the dead city in [[Necropolis]]. It has a similar climate to the Forest of Ulnak and [[Therunin]] but is significantly wetter. The northern regions suffer flooding every spring making it difficult to pass through.		The Salt Flats of Sanath is part of the Mallum, controlled by the [[Druj]], and ruled over by the many buruk tepel in Leen. It borders the [[Forest of Ulnak]], [[the Barrens]], [[Sarangrave]], and an Axou territory to the south. It has similarities to several Imperial territories; the marshes of [[Bregasland]] and [[Kallavesa]], the split city of [[Tassato]], and the dead city in [[Necropolis]]. It has a similar climate to the Forest of Ulnak and [[Therunin]] but is significantly wetter. The northern regions suffer flooding every spring making it difficult to pass through.
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	==Regions==		==Regions==
	~~{{CaptionedImage\|file=SaltFlatsBasic.png\|align=right\|caption=Map with the region borders\|width=300}}~~
	===Sydathian Fens===		===Sydathian Fens===
	'''Quality:''' Marsh<br>		'''Quality:''' Marsh<br>

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	==Strategic Considerations==		==Strategic Considerations==
	The Nameless River prevent easy movement from the Barrens into the Salt Flats of Sanath. It is only possible for an army to move between Saltmarsh and Sydathian Fens without an opportunity. The high mountains in the south-west mean that it is not possible for an army to move into the Axou territory to the south from Lower Saarnath, only Upper Saarnath. The high cliffs of Upper Saarnath mean that it is not possible to attack Leen Rarckan directly from the region, nor vice versa.		The Nameless River prevent easy movement from the Barrens into the Salt Flats of Sanath. It is only possible for an army to move between Saltmarsh and Sydathian Fens without an opportunity. The high mountains in the south-west mean that it is not possible for an army to move into the Axou territory to the south from Lower Saarnath, only Upper Saarnath but the Broken Stone Pass is currently impassable. The high cliffs of Upper Saarnath mean that it is not possible to attack Leen Rarckan directly from the region, nor vice versa.

	Sydathian Fens, Trisaquan Shore, Ilthackous, and Beladrarsh all suffer heavy flooding every spring. Movement within, into, and out of the territory is likely to be difficult after the Spring Equinox. Without adequate preparation [[farm\|farms]] in the territory will also suffer during that season.		Sydathian Fens, Trisaquan Shore, Ilthackous, and Beladrarsh all suffer heavy flooding every spring. Movement within, into, and out of the territory is likely to be difficult after the Spring Equinox. Without adequate preparation [[farm\|farms]] in the territory will also suffer during that season.

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	{{CaptionedImage\|file=Salt Flats of Sanath Regions.png\|align=left\|caption=The Salt Flats of Sanath were mapped out by Imperials after the Summer Solstice 386YE\|width=500}}		{{CaptionedImage\|file=Salt Flats of Sanath Regions.png\|align=left\|caption=The Salt Flats of Sanath were mapped out by Imperials after the Summer Solstice 386YE\|width=500}}
	==Overview==		==Overview==
	The Salt Flats of Sanath is part of the Mallum, controlled by the [[Druj]], and ruled over by the many buruk tepel in Leen. It borders the [[Forest of Ulnak]], [[the Barrens]], [[Sarangrave]], and an Axou territory to the south. It has similarities to several Imperial territories; the marshes of [[Bregasland]] and [[Kallavesa]], the split city of [[Tassato]], and the dead city in [[Necropolis]]. It has a similar climate to the Forest of Ulnak and Therunin but is significantly wetter. The northern regions suffer flooding every spring making it difficult to pass through.		The Salt Flats of Sanath is part of the Mallum, controlled by the [[Druj]], and ruled over by the many buruk tepel in Leen. It borders the [[Forest of Ulnak]], [[the Barrens]], [[Sarangrave]], and an Axou territory to the south. It has similarities to several Imperial territories; the marshes of [[Bregasland]] and [[Kallavesa]], the split city of [[Tassato]], and the dead city in [[Necropolis]]. It has a similar climate to the Forest of Ulnak and [[Therunin]] but is significantly wetter. The northern regions suffer flooding every spring making it difficult to pass through.

	The Salt Flats are broad plains criss-crossed by dark waterways. The ground is sodden, and the further east toward the sea one travels, the more marshy the land becomes. The largest settlement is Leen which covers much of the eastern part of the territory. There are settlements throughout the territory; larger and much more organised than elsewhere in the Mallum.		The Salt Flats are broad plains criss-crossed by dark waterways. The ground is sodden, and the further east toward the sea one travels, the more marshy the land becomes. The largest settlement is [[#Leen\|Leen]] which covers much of the eastern part of the territory. There are settlements throughout the territory; larger and much more organised than elsewhere in the Mallum.

	==Recent History==		==Recent History==
	After the Summer Solstice 385YE, the Empire [[A walk in shadow\|sent an expeditionary force]] across the Nameless River into the Salt Flats of Sanath. They discovered the ''Sydathian Fens'', the most north-western of the regions in the territory, and not much else. They did discover that there is at least one [[fortification]] in the territory; that the [[Druj miasma]] here is particularly cloying; and that the territory is quite large (although not as large as the Barrens).		After the Summer Solstice 385YE, the Empire [[A walk in shadow\|sent an expeditionary force]] across the Nameless River into the Salt Flats of Sanath. They discovered the ''Sydathian Fens'', the most north-western of the regions in the territory, and not much else. They did discover that there is at least one [[fortification]] in the territory; that the [[Druj miasma]] here is particularly cloying; and that the territory is quite large (although not as large as the Barrens).

	The Salt Flats have been under the effect of the Thunderous Tread of the Trees for almost a year; and the civilians have suffered. Each of the fortifications ~~have~~ been battered for the duration. There is no doubt in the minds of the populace that this is a result of the Empire's actions.		The Salt Flats have been under the effect of the [[Thunderous Tread of the Trees]] for almost a year; and the civilians have suffered. Each of the fortifications has been battered for the duration. There is no doubt in the minds of the populace that this is a result of the Empire's actions.

	The territory was mapped out by fleets using a [[smugglers cove]] following the Summer Solstice 386YE.		The territory was mapped out by fleets using a [[smugglers cove]] following the Summer Solstice 386YE.
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	===Spires of Rarckan===		===Spires of Rarckan===
	Dominating the centre of Leen Rarckan is a series of fortified towers, the Spires of Rarckan. These spires reach high into the sky, a dark reflection of the places of poise and arete in Urizen. Instead, they house the buruk-tepel and their apprentices. ''Zorgat Venomtongue'', the leader of the garrison, is the veteran of a dozen engagements against the Empire and bears a heavy grudge against the Highborn. There is evidence of a recent expansion of the Spires; the fortification has been improved in the last year.		Dominating the centre of Leen Rarckan is a series of fortified towers, the Spires of Rarckan. These spires reach high into the sky, a dark reflection of the places of [[Urizen_culture_and_customs#Poise\|poise]] and [[Urizen_culture_and_customs#Arete\|arete]] in Urizen. Instead, they house the buruk-tepel and their apprentices. ''Zorgat Venomtongue'', the leader of the garrison, is the veteran of a dozen engagements against the Empire and bears a heavy grudge against the [[Highguard\|Highborn]]. There is evidence of a recent expansion of the Spires; the fortification has been improved in the last year.

	As with many Druj fortifications, the spires would be very dangerous to assault. Casualties suffered when laying siege to or storming it would be increased by a half. The Spires of Rarckan are a rank two fortification.		As with many Druj fortifications, the spires would be very dangerous to assault. Casualties suffered when laying siege to or storming it would be increased by a half. The Spires of Rarckan are a rank two fortification.

	===Beacon of Iskrid===		===Beacon of Iskrid===
	The Beacon of Iskrid is a somewhat plain fortification, by looks it has more in common with the Eastern Guard or the reinforced chapters of Necropolis than Cassad Ûln in the Forest of Ulnak or the Tower of the Skink in Sarangrave. The garrison appears to be made up entirely of humans, dressed in a mismatch of Marcher and Dawnish styles. Scattered discussions with the locals suggest that the leader of the garrison, ''Prince Tristain the Golden'', is the descendant of some foreign monarch who bent the knee to the Druj rather than see their people destroyed. Now, the Beacon of Iskrid is the less-than-impressive seat of Prince Tristain in the poorest part of the city.		The Beacon of Iskrid is a somewhat plain fortification, by looks it has more in common with the [[Upwold#The_Eastern_Guard\|Eastern Guard]] or the reinforced chapters of Necropolis than Cassad Ûln in the Forest of Ulnak or the Tower of the Skink in Sarangrave. The garrison appears to be made up entirely of humans, dressed in a mismatch of Marcher and Dawnish styles. Scattered discussions with the locals suggest that the leader of the garrison, ''Prince Tristain the Golden'', is the descendant of some foreign monarch who bent the knee to the Druj rather than see their people destroyed. Now, the Beacon of Iskrid is the less-than-impressive seat of Prince Tristain in the poorest part of the city.

	As with many Druj fortifications, the beacon would be very dangerous to assault. Casualties suffered when laying siege to or storming it would be increased by a half. The Beacon of Iskrid is a rank one fortification.		As with many Druj fortifications, the beacon would be very dangerous to assault. Casualties suffered when laying siege to or storming it would be increased by a half. The Beacon of Iskrid is a rank one fortification.
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	===Trisaquan Shore===		===Trisaquan Shore===
	'''Quality:''' Marsh<br>		'''Quality:''' Marsh<br>
	Trisaquan Shore is a tidal flat with deep mud that kills all but the wariest traveller. It is ruled over by the Saltfish clan of the Druj; ruthless knife-wielders and battlemages who make extensive use of false paths ~~in order~~ to trick trespassers into a slow, agonising death in the mudflats. The Saltfish take their name from a roughly dog-sized amphibious fish that can remain still for days at a time as it waits for its prey to stumble and fall in the sucking mud.		Trisaquan Shore is a tidal flat with deep mud that kills all but the wariest traveller. It is ruled over by the Saltfish clan of the Druj; ruthless knife-wielders and battlemages who make extensive use of false paths to trick trespassers into a slow, agonising death in the mudflats. The Saltfish take their name from a roughly dog-sized amphibious fish that can remain still for days at a time as it waits for its prey to stumble and fall in the sucking mud.

	===Ilthackous===		===Ilthackous===

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	The Nameless River prevent easy movement from the Barrens into the Salt Flats of Sanath. It is only possible for an army to move between Saltmarsh and Sydathian Fens without an opportunity. The high mountains in the south-west mean that it is not possible for an army to move into the Axou territory to the south from Lower Saarnath, only Upper Saarnath. The high cliffs of Upper Saarnath mean that it is not possible to attack Leen Rarckan directly from the region, nor vice versa.		The Nameless River prevent easy movement from the Barrens into the Salt Flats of Sanath. It is only possible for an army to move between Saltmarsh and Sydathian Fens without an opportunity. The high mountains in the south-west mean that it is not possible for an army to move into the Axou territory to the south from Lower Saarnath, only Upper Saarnath. The high cliffs of Upper Saarnath mean that it is not possible to attack Leen Rarckan directly from the region, nor vice versa.

	Sydathian Fens, Trisaquan Shore, Ilthackous, and Beladrarsh all suffer heavy flooding every spring. Movement within, into, and out of the territory is likely to be difficult after the Spring Equinox. Without adequate preparation farms in the territory will also suffer during that season.		Sydathian Fens, Trisaquan Shore, Ilthackous, and Beladrarsh all suffer heavy flooding every spring. Movement within, into, and out of the territory is likely to be difficult after the Spring Equinox. Without adequate preparation [[farm\|farms]] in the territory will also suffer during that season.

	===Druj Miasma===		===Druj Miasma===

Hailmur at 15:18, 28 September 2024

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	{{CaptionedImage\|file=Salt Flats of Sanath Regions.png\|align=left\|caption=The Salt Flats of Sanath were mapped out by Imperials after the Summer Solstice 386YE\|width=500}}		{{CaptionedImage\|file=Salt Flats of Sanath Regions.png\|align=left\|caption=The Salt Flats of Sanath were mapped out by Imperials after the Summer Solstice 386YE\|width=500}}
	==Overview==		==Overview==
	The Salt Flats of Sanath is part of the Mallum, controlled by the Druj, and ruled over by the many buruk tepel in Leen. It borders the Forest of Ulnak, the Barrens, Sarangrave, and an Axou territory to the south. It has similarities to several Imperial territories; the marshes of Bregasland and Kallavesa, the split city of Tassato, and the dead city in Necropolis. It has a similar climate to the Forest of Ulnak and Therunin but is significantly wetter. The northern regions suffer flooding every spring making it difficult to pass through.		The Salt Flats of Sanath is part of the Mallum, controlled by the [[Druj]], and ruled over by the many buruk tepel in Leen. It borders the [[Forest of Ulnak]], [[the Barrens]], [[Sarangrave]], and an Axou territory to the south. It has similarities to several Imperial territories; the marshes of [[Bregasland]] and [[Kallavesa]], the split city of [[Tassato]], and the dead city in [[Necropolis]]. It has a similar climate to the Forest of Ulnak and Therunin but is significantly wetter. The northern regions suffer flooding every spring making it difficult to pass through.

	The Salt Flats are broad plains criss-crossed by dark waterways. The ground is sodden, and the further east toward the sea one travels, the more marshy the land becomes. The largest settlement is Leen which covers much of the eastern part of the territory. There are settlements throughout the territory; larger and much more organised than elsewhere in the Mallum.		The Salt Flats are broad plains criss-crossed by dark waterways. The ground is sodden, and the further east toward the sea one travels, the more marshy the land becomes. The largest settlement is Leen which covers much of the eastern part of the territory. There are settlements throughout the territory; larger and much more organised than elsewhere in the Mallum.
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	===The Witness===		===The Witness===
	In the centre of Ûrinth stands the Witness, an immense fortress of black basalt and granite. This ancient fortification has echoes of the Silent Sentinel - made even more grotesque by centuries of Druj "''improvements''". A dozen squat towers surround the central keep. Ghosts are a common sight around the fortification, and the garrison - each a veteran of half a dozen skirmishes against Imperials - have a deserved reputation for their stoic approach to the spirits.		In the centre of Ûrinth stands the Witness, an immense fortress of black basalt and granite. This ancient fortification has echoes of [[Casinea#The_Silent_Sentinel\|the Silent Sentinel]] - made even more grotesque by centuries of Druj "''improvements''". A dozen squat towers surround the central keep. Ghosts are a common sight around the fortification, and the garrison - each a veteran of half a dozen skirmishes against Imperials - have a deserved reputation for their stoic approach to the spirits.

	As with many Druj fortifications, this massive castle would be very dangerous to assault. Casualties suffered when laying siege to or storming it would be increased by a half. The Witness - combined with the miasma in the territory - exudes an aura of fear; any non-Druj army will break if their strength falls below 1,500 (or below 2,250 if they are large).		As with many Druj fortifications, this massive castle would be very dangerous to assault. Casualties suffered when laying siege to or storming it would be increased by a half. The Witness - combined with the miasma in the territory - exudes an aura of fear; any non-Druj army will break if their strength falls below 1,500 (or below 2,250 if they are large).

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	The Salt Flats of Sanath are the-eastern Druj territory of [[The Mallum]], lying across the Nameless River from [[the Barrens]]. The Empire knows very little about this [[territory]], and what they do know comes from stories related by the [[Great Forest Orcs]]. There are woodlands in the north that give way to broad plains crisscrossed by dark waterways. The ground is damp, and the further east one travels the more water there is. Eventually, one reaches the port of '''Leen''' - the Great Forest orcs believe it is the largest settlement in the Mallum, controlled by a powerful clan who also dominate the shifting islands to the east of it. The Grendel were known to visit Leen regularly trading [[mithril]] for [[weirwood]], at least until the 383YE [[Ratify_treaty_with_the_Grendel_Autumn_383YE#Treaty\|treaty with the Empire]] put a temporary end to that practice.		The Salt Flats of Sanath are the-eastern Druj territory of [[The Mallum]], lying across the Nameless River from [[the Barrens]]. The Empire knows very little about this [[territory]], and what they do know comes from stories related by the [[Great Forest Orcs]]. There are woodlands in the north that give way to broad plains crisscrossed by dark waterways. The ground is damp, and the further east one travels the more water there is. Eventually, one reaches the port of '''Leen''' - the Great Forest orcs believe it is the largest settlement in the Mallum, controlled by a powerful clan who also dominate the shifting islands to the east of it. The Grendel were known to visit Leen regularly trading [[mithril]] for [[weirwood]], at least until the 383YE [[Ratify_treaty_with_the_Grendel_Autumn_383YE#Treaty\|treaty with the Empire]] put a temporary end to that practice.
	==Recent History==		==Recent History==
	After the Summer Solstice 385YE, the Empire [[A walk in shadow\|sent an expeditionary force]] across the Nameless River into the Salt Flats of Sanath. They discovered the ''Sydathian Fens'', the most north-western of the regions in the territory, and not much else. They did discover there is at least one [[fortification]] in the territory; that the [[Druj miasma]] here is particularly cloying; and that the territory is quite large (although not as large as the Barrens).		After the Summer Solstice 385YE, the Empire [[A walk in shadow\|sent an expeditionary force]] across the Nameless River into the Salt Flats of Sanath. They discovered the ''Sydathian Fens'', the most north-western of the regions in the territory, and not much else. They did discover that there is at least one [[fortification]] in the territory; that the [[Druj miasma]] here is particularly cloying; and that the territory is quite large (although not as large as the Barrens).

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	{{CaptionedImage\|file=Mallum_Sketch.png\|caption=A very rough,speculative map showing the extrapolated locations of the four territories believed to surround [[the Barrens]].\|align=right\|width=450}}		{{CaptionedImage\|file=Mallum_Sketch.png\|caption=A very rough,speculative map showing the extrapolated locations of the four territories believed to surround [[the Barrens]].\|align=right\|width=450}}
	==Overview==		==Overview==
	The Salt Flats of Sanath are the-eastern Druj territory of [[The Mallum]], lying across the Nameless River from [[the Barrens]]. The Empire knows very little about this [[territory]], and what they do know comes from stories related by the [{Great Forest Orcs]]. There are woodlands in the north ~~thatgive~~ way to broad plains crisscrossed by dark waterways. The ground is damp, and the further east one travels the more water there is. Eventually, one reaches the port of '''Leen''' - the Great Forest orcs believe it is the largest settlement in the Mallum, controlled by a powerful clan who also dominate the shifting islands to the east of it. The Grendel were known to visit Leen regularly trading [[mithril]] for [[weirwood]], at least until the 383YE [[Ratify_treaty_with_the_Grendel_Autumn_383YE#Treaty\|treaty with the Empire]] put a temporary end to that practice.		The Salt Flats of Sanath are the-eastern Druj territory of [[The Mallum]], lying across the Nameless River from [[the Barrens]]. The Empire knows very little about this [[territory]], and what they do know comes from stories related by the [[Great Forest Orcs]]. There are woodlands in the north that give way to broad plains crisscrossed by dark waterways. The ground is damp, and the further east one travels the more water there is. Eventually, one reaches the port of '''Leen''' - the Great Forest orcs believe it is the largest settlement in the Mallum, controlled by a powerful clan who also dominate the shifting islands to the east of it. The Grendel were known to visit Leen regularly trading [[mithril]] for [[weirwood]], at least until the 383YE [[Ratify_treaty_with_the_Grendel_Autumn_383YE#Treaty\|treaty with the Empire]] put a temporary end to that practice.
	==Recent History==		==Recent History==
	After the Summer Solstice 385YE, the Empire [[A walk in shadow\|sent an expeditionary force]] across the Nameless River into the Salt Flats of Sanath. They discovered the ''Sydathian Fens'', the most north-western of the regions in the territory, and not much else. They did discover there is at least one [[fortification]] in the territory; that the [[Druj miasma]] here is particularly cloying; and that the territory is quite large (although not as large as the Barrens).		After the Summer Solstice 385YE, the Empire [[A walk in shadow\|sent an expeditionary force]] across the Nameless River into the Salt Flats of Sanath. They discovered the ''Sydathian Fens'', the most north-western of the regions in the territory, and not much else. They did discover there is at least one [[fortification]] in the territory; that the [[Druj miasma]] here is particularly cloying; and that the territory is quite large (although not as large as the Barrens).

Rafferty at 14:28, 19 August 2023

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	==Overview==		==Overview==
	The Salt Flats of Sanath are the-eastern Druj territory of [[The Mallum]], lying across the Nameless River from [[the Barrens]]. The Empire knows very little about this [[territory]], and what they do know comes from stories related by the [{Great Forest Orcs]]. There are woodlands in the north thatgive way to broad plains crisscrossed by dark waterways. The ground is damp, and the further east one travels the more water there is. Eventually, one reaches the port of '''Leen''' - the Great Forest orcs believe it is the largest settlement in the Mallum, controlled by a powerful clan who also dominate the shifting islands to the east of it. The Grendel were known to visit Leen regularly trading [[mithril]] for [[weirwood]], at least until the 383YE [[Ratify_treaty_with_the_Grendel_Autumn_383YE#Treaty\|treaty with the Empire]] put a temporary end to that practice.		The Salt Flats of Sanath are the-eastern Druj territory of [[The Mallum]], lying across the Nameless River from [[the Barrens]]. The Empire knows very little about this [[territory]], and what they do know comes from stories related by the [{Great Forest Orcs]]. There are woodlands in the north thatgive way to broad plains crisscrossed by dark waterways. The ground is damp, and the further east one travels the more water there is. Eventually, one reaches the port of '''Leen''' - the Great Forest orcs believe it is the largest settlement in the Mallum, controlled by a powerful clan who also dominate the shifting islands to the east of it. The Grendel were known to visit Leen regularly trading [[mithril]] for [[weirwood]], at least until the 383YE [[Ratify_treaty_with_the_Grendel_Autumn_383YE#Treaty\|treaty with the Empire]] put a temporary end to that practice.
			==Recent History==
	After the Summer Solstice 385YE, the Empire [[A walk in shadow\|sent an expeditionary force]] across the Nameless River into the Salt Flats of Sanath. They discovered the ''Sydathian Fens'', the most north-western of the regions in the territory, and not much else. They did discover there is at least one [[fortification]] in the territory; that the [[Druj miasma]] here is particularly cloying; and that the territory is quite large (although not as large as the Barrens).		After the Summer Solstice 385YE, the Empire [[A walk in shadow\|sent an expeditionary force]] across the Nameless River into the Salt Flats of Sanath. They discovered the ''Sydathian Fens'', the most north-western of the regions in the territory, and not much else. They did discover there is at least one [[fortification]] in the territory; that the [[Druj miasma]] here is particularly cloying; and that the territory is quite large (although not as large as the Barrens).

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	==Further Reading==		==Further Reading==
	* [[The Mallum]]		* [[The Mallum]]
			* [[Hope and fear]] - Summer 387YE appraisal of Druj military supply
	* [[A walk in shadow]] - 385YE Autumn wind of war about the Empire's initial invasion into the Salt Flats of Sanath		* [[A walk in shadow]] - 385YE Autumn wind of war about the Empire's initial invasion into the Salt Flats of Sanath