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	[[Category:Urizen]][[Category:Imperial_Territory]][[Category:Druj]] [[Category:Gazetteer]][[Category:The Mallum]][[Category:Vallorn]]		[[Category:Urizen]][[Category:Imperial_Territory]][[Category:Druj]] [[Category:Gazetteer]][[Category:The Mallum]][[Category:Vallorn]][[Category:Axos]]
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	==Overview==		==Overview==

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	==Points of Interest==		==Points of Interest==
	~~===Miasma Pillars===~~
	The entire territory is in the grip of the [[Druj miasma]] - the oppressive aura of despair and fear that the orcs of the Mallum cultivate wherever they establish their dominion. It causes nightmares and impedes efforts to conquer the territory. As with other Druj territories the Empire has encountered, the crushing atmosphere is supported by [[Druj_miasma#Miasma_Pillars\|miasma pillars]] in each of the seven regions.
	<!-- Parts of the territory still suffer in the grip of the [[Druj miasma]] - the oppressive aura of despair and fear that the orcs of the Mallum cultivate wherever they establish their dominion. It causes nightmares and impedes efforts to conquer the territory. A [[The_poisoned_air\|survey by Urizen's seers]] established that the crushing atmosphere was supported by [[Druj_miasma#Miasma_Pillars\|miasma pillars]] in each of the six regions they once controlled. Unsurprisingly, there were none in Bendol. During the Spring Equinox 388YE, [[388YE_Summer_Solstice_winds_of_fortune#Minor_Conjunctions\|half a dozen conjunctions]] offered opportunities to address many of the pillars across Sarangrave. At least one pillar remains in both Bloodwater Marsh and Nesustak Forest, but the key pillars in the Turan Flats, Kroll, Thornfen, and Whisperwood have been destroyed. -->

	~~===Trods===~~
	~~There are currently no [[trods]] in Sarangrave, although the presence of a [[vallorn]] heart here no doubt means the [[Navarr]] will be keen to establish some.~~

	===Béantal Dol===		===Béantal Dol===
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	The Druj for their part tend to just avoid the place. There are few settlements other than Grynbor in the [[#Nesustak_Forest\|Nesustak forest]] that are especially close to the borders, and no signs of any [[steading\|steadings]] or permanent [[striding\|stridings]] within. Following the Winter Solstice 385YE, the [[Imperial Spymaster]] Bernard Dugdale took advantage of [[A_thousand_years_of_longing#The_Mystery_of_Béantal_Dol\|an opportunity]] to launch a more detailed exploration of this region. The results of that investigation were [[Into Béantal Dol\|published]] following the Spring Equinox.		The Druj for their part tend to just avoid the place. There are few settlements other than Grynbor in the [[#Nesustak_Forest\|Nesustak forest]] that are especially close to the borders, and no signs of any [[steading\|steadings]] or permanent [[striding\|stridings]] within. Following the Winter Solstice 385YE, the [[Imperial Spymaster]] Bernard Dugdale took advantage of [[A_thousand_years_of_longing#The_Mystery_of_Béantal_Dol\|an opportunity]] to launch a more detailed exploration of this region. The results of that investigation were [[Into Béantal Dol\|published]] following the Spring Equinox.

			===The [[Fingers of the Devourer]]===
			In western [[#Whisperwood\|Whisperwood]] is a rich [[weirwood]] forest. The trees themselves are a little peculiar – they have a sinuous quality not seen in other forests, with drooping curved branches. There's no doubt they are actually weirwood, but they seem particularly adapted to living in the damp soil from which they sprout.

			The Fingers of the Devourer are an Imperial [[Bourse\|Bourse position]] which produces 22 wains of weirwood each season. Control of the Fingers is assigned by open auction at the Winter Solstice each year.

	===Tower of the Skink===		===Tower of the Skink===
	There is a very large [[fortification]] of white granite and twisted weirwood in [[#Thornfen\|Thornfen]]. It isn't built in the pass that connects Sarangrave and Axos but it still defends the territory from invasion. The Druj "city" of Sephals sprawls in the shadow of this large castle.		There is a very large [[fortification]] of white granite and twisted weirwood in [[#Thornfen\|Thornfen]]. It isn't built in the pass that connects Sarangrave and Axos, but it still defends the territory from invasion. The Druj "city" of Sephals sprawls in the shadow of this large castle.

			Since the [[388YE_Spring_Equinox_Senate_sessions#Acknowledge_Axou_claim_to_Thornfen\|Spring Equinox 388YE]], it has been claimed by the Axou, along with the rest of Thornfen.

			===Miasma Pillars===
			Parts of the territory still suffer in the grip of the [[Druj miasma]] - the oppressive aura of despair and fear that the orcs of the Mallum cultivate wherever they establish their dominion. It causes nightmares and impedes efforts to conquer the territory. A [[The_poisoned_air\|survey by Urizen's seers]] established that the crushing atmosphere was supported by [[Druj_miasma#Miasma_Pillars\|miasma pillars]] in each of the six regions they once controlled. Unsurprisingly, there were none in Bendol. During the Spring Equinox 388YE, [[388YE_Summer_Solstice_winds_of_fortune#Minor_Conjunctions\|half a dozen conjunctions]] offered opportunities to address many of the pillars across Sarangrave. The key pillars in Bloodwater Marsh, the Turan Flats, Kroll, Thornfen, and Whisperwood have been destroyed. The fate of the pillars in Nesustak Forest is currently unknown.

			===Trods===
			There are currently no [[trods]] in Sarangrave, although the presence of a [[vallorn]] heart here no doubt means the [[Navarr]] will be keen to establish some.

			===Path of the Eye===
			The mountains of the southern Sarangrave prevent easy passage between Axos and the Mallum. The only route for [[Army\|armies]] to move between the two nations is the Path of the Eye, a broad pass that connects [[#Thornfen\|Thornfen]] and the Axou territory of [[Axos#Axou_Territories\|Kabanja]].

	===Palace of the Sleepers===		===Palace of the Sleepers (Missing)===
	In northern [[#Kroll\|Kroll]] is the Palace of the Sleepers. A peculiar almost conical hill, riddled with passages and shrouded in twisted trees and an enduring cloak of dirty mist. It stands on the edge of a great dark watered lake and the local populace give it a wide berth. There's also a weird statue of a giant multi-armed horror next to the slumped conical mound, right on the edge of the lake.		In northern [[#Kroll\|Kroll]] is the Palace of the Sleepers. A peculiar almost conical hill, riddled with passages and shrouded in twisted trees and an enduring cloak of dirty mist. It stands on the edge of a great dark watered lake and the local populace give it a wide berth. There's also a weird statue of a giant multi-armed horror next to the slumped conical mound, right on the edge of the lake.

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	Difficult as it is to believe for some of the spies, the Palace of the Sleepers appears to be a [[college of magic]], dedicated to the study of either the [[Night magic\|Night]] or [[Spring magic\|Spring]] realms. It's impossible to get much of a feel for it, but the Axou agree. The [[Druj_lore#Ghulai\|ghulai]] here are studying and developing magic, whatever else they are up to.		Difficult as it is to believe for some of the spies, the Palace of the Sleepers appears to be a [[college of magic]], dedicated to the study of either the [[Night magic\|Night]] or [[Spring magic\|Spring]] realms. It's impossible to get much of a feel for it, but the Axou agree. The [[Druj_lore#Ghulai\|ghulai]] here are studying and developing magic, whatever else they are up to.

	~~===The [[Fingers of the Devourer]]===~~
	In western [[#Whisperwood\|Whisperwood]] is a rich [[weirwood]] forest. The trees themselves are a little peculiar – they have a sinuous quality not seen in other forests, with drooping curved branches. There's no doubt they are actually weirwood, but they seem particularly adapted to living in the damp soil from which they sprout.

	~~Estimates suggest the forest provides 20 wains of weirwood each season. It's not impossible that if they were in Imperial hands it might provide more wains.~~

	~~===Path of the Eye===~~
	The mountains of the southern Sarangrave prevent easy passage between Axos and the Mallum. The only route for [[Army\|armies]] to move between the two nations is the Path of the Eye, a broad pass that connects [[#Thornfen\|Thornfen]] and the Axou territory of [[Axos#Axou_Territories\|Kabanja]].

	==Regions==		==Regions==
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	===Thornfen===		===Thornfen===
	* '''Quality:''' Forest, Marsh, Fortification, [[Region qualities#Outlaw Druj\|Outlaw Druj]]		* '''Quality:''' Forest, Marsh, Axos, Fortification, [[Region qualities#Outlaw Druj\|Outlaw Druj]]
	The Thornfen is controlled by the Marshlizard Clan of the Druj, and the heart of their territory is the sprawling town of '''Sephals''' which is by far the most significant settlement in the Sarangrave - a sprawling stinking almost-city with a population on par with [[Mitwold#Meade\|Meade]]. It squats in the shadow of the Tower of the Skink, an impressive fortified complex of white granite and twisted weirwood.		The Thornfen is controlled by the Marshlizard Clan of the Druj, and the heart of their territory is the sprawling town of '''Sephals''' which is by far the most significant settlement in the Sarangrave - a sprawling stinking almost-city with a population on par with [[Mitwold#Meade\|Meade]]. It squats in the shadow of the Tower of the Skink, an impressive fortified complex of white granite and twisted weirwood.

Rafferty: /* Further Reading */

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	===Miasma Pillars===		===Miasma Pillars===
	The entire territory is in the grip of the [[Druj miasma]] - the oppressive aura of despair and fear that the orcs of the Mallum cultivate wherever they establish their dominion. It causes nightmares and impedes efforts to conquer the territory. As with other Druj territories the Empire has encountered, the crushing atmosphere is supported by [[Druj_miasma#Miasma_Pillars\|miasma pillars]] in each of the seven regions.		The entire territory is in the grip of the [[Druj miasma]] - the oppressive aura of despair and fear that the orcs of the Mallum cultivate wherever they establish their dominion. It causes nightmares and impedes efforts to conquer the territory. As with other Druj territories the Empire has encountered, the crushing atmosphere is supported by [[Druj_miasma#Miasma_Pillars\|miasma pillars]] in each of the seven regions.

	<!-- Parts of the territory still suffer in the grip of the [[Druj miasma]] - the oppressive aura of despair and fear that the orcs of the Mallum cultivate wherever they establish their dominion. It causes nightmares and impedes efforts to conquer the territory. A [[The_poisoned_air\|survey by Urizen's seers]] established that the crushing atmosphere was supported by [[Druj_miasma#Miasma_Pillars\|miasma pillars]] in each of the six regions they once controlled. Unsurprisingly, there were none in Bendol. During the Spring Equinox 388YE, [[388YE_Summer_Solstice_winds_of_fortune#Minor_Conjunctions\|half a dozen conjunctions]] offered opportunities to address many of the pillars across Sarangrave. At least one pillar remains in both Bloodwater Marsh and Nesustak Forest, but the key pillars in the Turan Flats, Kroll, Thornfen, and Whisperwood have been destroyed. -->		<!-- Parts of the territory still suffer in the grip of the [[Druj miasma]] - the oppressive aura of despair and fear that the orcs of the Mallum cultivate wherever they establish their dominion. It causes nightmares and impedes efforts to conquer the territory. A [[The_poisoned_air\|survey by Urizen's seers]] established that the crushing atmosphere was supported by [[Druj_miasma#Miasma_Pillars\|miasma pillars]] in each of the six regions they once controlled. Unsurprisingly, there were none in Bendol. During the Spring Equinox 388YE, [[388YE_Summer_Solstice_winds_of_fortune#Minor_Conjunctions\|half a dozen conjunctions]] offered opportunities to address many of the pillars across Sarangrave. At least one pillar remains in both Bloodwater Marsh and Nesustak Forest, but the key pillars in the Turan Flats, Kroll, Thornfen, and Whisperwood have been destroyed. -->

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	===Miasma Pillars===		===Miasma Pillars===
	The entire territory is in the grip of the [[Druj miasma]] - the oppressive aura of despair and fear that the orcs of the Mallum cultivate wherever they establish their dominion. It causes nightmares and impedes efforts to conquer the territory. As with other Druj territories the Empire has encountered, the crushing atmosphere is supported by [[Druj_miasma#Miasma_Pillars\|miasma pillars]] in each of the seven regions.		The entire territory is in the grip of the [[Druj miasma]] - the oppressive aura of despair and fear that the orcs of the Mallum cultivate wherever they establish their dominion. It causes nightmares and impedes efforts to conquer the territory. As with other Druj territories the Empire has encountered, the crushing atmosphere is supported by [[Druj_miasma#Miasma_Pillars\|miasma pillars]] in each of the seven regions.

			<!-- Parts of the territory still suffer in the grip of the [[Druj miasma]] - the oppressive aura of despair and fear that the orcs of the Mallum cultivate wherever they establish their dominion. It causes nightmares and impedes efforts to conquer the territory. A [[The_poisoned_air\|survey by Urizen's seers]] established that the crushing atmosphere was supported by [[Druj_miasma#Miasma_Pillars\|miasma pillars]] in each of the six regions they once controlled. Unsurprisingly, there were none in Bendol. During the Spring Equinox 388YE, [[388YE_Summer_Solstice_winds_of_fortune#Minor_Conjunctions\|half a dozen conjunctions]] offered opportunities to address many of the pillars across Sarangrave. At least one pillar remains in both Bloodwater Marsh and Nesustak Forest, but the key pillars in the Turan Flats, Kroll, Thornfen, and Whisperwood have been destroyed. -->

	===Trods===		===Trods===
	There are currently no [[trods]] in Sarangrave, although the presence of a [[vallorn]] heart here no doubt means the [[Navarr]] will be keen to establish some.		There are currently no [[trods]] in Sarangrave, although the presence of a [[vallorn]] heart here no doubt means the [[Navarr]] will be keen to establish some.

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OOC Notes

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	==OOC Notes==		==OOC Notes==
	* As of the ~~end~~ of the ~~Autumn Equinox 387YE~~, the vallorn holds sway in Bendol; Urizen controls Turan Flats, Kroll, Bloodwater Marsh, and Whisperwood; ~~the Druj~~ control Thornfen; and rebels control Nesustak Forest. Sarangrave is an Imperial territory.		* As of the start of the Summer Solstice 388YE, the vallorn holds sway in Bendol; Urizen controls Turan Flats, Kroll, Bloodwater Marsh, and Whisperwood; Axos control Thornfen; and rebels control Nesustak Forest. Sarangrave is an Imperial territory.
	* The Tower of the Skink is a rank four [[fortification]].		* The Tower of the Skink is a rank four [[fortification]].
	* '''Strategic consideration''': Thanks to the presence of the Feverwater, [[Army\|campaign armies]] cannot move west from [[#Bloodwater Marsh\|Bloodwater Marsh]] to [[Therunin]], nor can Bloodwater Marsh be invaded from the west, ''without'' an appropriate [[opportunity]]. The lake also prevents passage between [[#Nesustak_Forest\|Nesustak Forest]] and [[#Bloodwater Marsh\|Bloodwater Marsh]].		* '''Strategic consideration''': Thanks to the presence of the Feverwater, [[Army\|campaign armies]] cannot move west from [[#Bloodwater Marsh\|Bloodwater Marsh]] to [[Therunin]], nor can Bloodwater Marsh be invaded from the west, ''without'' an appropriate [[opportunity]]. The lake also prevents passage between [[#Nesustak_Forest\|Nesustak Forest]] and [[#Bloodwater Marsh\|Bloodwater Marsh]].

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Regions

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	===Thornfen===		===Thornfen===
	* '''Quality:''' Forest, Marsh, Fortification		* '''Quality:''' Forest, Marsh, Fortification, [[Region qualities#Outlaw Druj\|Outlaw Druj]]
	The Thornfen is controlled by the Marshlizard Clan of the Druj, and the heart of their territory is the sprawling town of '''Sephals''' which is by far the most significant settlement in the Sarangrave - a sprawling stinking almost-city with a population on par with [[Mitwold#Meade\|Meade]]. It squats in the shadow of the Tower of the Skink, an impressive fortified complex of white granite and twisted weirwood.		The Thornfen is controlled by the Marshlizard Clan of the Druj, and the heart of their territory is the sprawling town of '''Sephals''' which is by far the most significant settlement in the Sarangrave - a sprawling stinking almost-city with a population on par with [[Mitwold#Meade\|Meade]]. It squats in the shadow of the Tower of the Skink, an impressive fortified complex of white granite and twisted weirwood.

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	===Turan Flats===		===Turan Flats===
	* '''Quality:''' Marsh		* '''Quality:''' Marsh, Outlaw Druj
	A sprawling, stinking marshland bisected by a slow-moving river that feeds from the Feverwater. The Flats are heavily farmed, primarily wild rice, tubers that flourish in partially drained beds, caged fish and water fowl, and herds of fat pig-like animals that grow a thick coarse wool. Slave villages are scattered across the marshes, under the cruel fist of the Banded Snake clan.		A sprawling, stinking marshland bisected by a slow-moving river that feeds from the Feverwater. The Flats are heavily farmed, primarily wild rice, tubers that flourish in partially drained beds, caged fish and water fowl, and herds of fat pig-like animals that grow a thick coarse wool. Slave villages are scattered across the marshes, under the cruel fist of the Banded Snake clan.

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	===Kroll===		===Kroll===
	* '''Quality:''' Marsh		* '''Quality:''' Marsh, Outlaw Druj
	Apart from Bendol this is the wildest region in Sarangrave. It is dominated by the Marshlizard clan, but part of it is held by an entirely different group of orcs - a cabal of Ghulai called the Sept of Masks. They are based around a peculiar almost conical hill, called the [[#Palace of the Sleepers\|Palace of the Sleepers]], riddled with passages and shrouded in twisted trees and an enduring cloak of dirty mist.		Apart from Bendol this is the wildest region in Sarangrave. It is dominated by the Marshlizard clan, but part of it is held by an entirely different group of orcs - a cabal of Ghulai called the Sept of Masks. They are based around a peculiar almost conical hill, called the [[#Palace of the Sleepers\|Palace of the Sleepers]], riddled with passages and shrouded in twisted trees and an enduring cloak of dirty mist.

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	===Whisperwood===		===Whisperwood===
	* '''Quality:''' Forest		* '''Quality:''' Forest, Outlaw Druj
	The southern borders of Whisperwood rise vertiginously into a great plateau, which borders the Mountains of the Moon - the isolated nation of [[Tsark]]. The woodlands are dominated by the Thornwasp clan of the Druj, who also control [[#Bloodwater Marsh\|Bloodwater Marsh]]. In the western part of the region is a weirwood grove with the rather unsettling name of [[#The Fingers of the Devourer\|The Fingers of the Devourer]] which seems to be the source of a lot of the Thornwasp clan wealth.		The southern borders of Whisperwood rise vertiginously into a great plateau, which borders the Mountains of the Moon - the isolated nation of [[Tsark]]. The woodlands are dominated by the Thornwasp clan of the Druj, who also control [[#Bloodwater Marsh\|Bloodwater Marsh]]. In the western part of the region is a weirwood grove with the rather unsettling name of [[#The Fingers of the Devourer\|The Fingers of the Devourer]] which seems to be the source of a lot of the Thornwasp clan wealth.

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	Grim fens and dour marshes and dozens of streams and rivers feed into the Feverwater. There are a couple of Druj settlements here on the shores of the lake, mostly dedicated to fishing and raiding Therunin. This is where the Druj forces invaded Zenith from. The largest settlement here is probably '''Lahkev''', along the eastern shores of the Feverwater, close to the twisted vallorn of [[#Bendol\|Bendol]]. A sept of orcs who seem to take pride in emulating the Druj are found here - they curry favour with their masters in the Thornwasp clan by scouting and raiding in [[Therunin]] and [[Zenith]]. Lahkev has rotten docks - barely maintained enough to support the fisherfolk. There are signs that some of the buildings here are very old indeed - or at least parts of them are.		Grim fens and dour marshes and dozens of streams and rivers feed into the Feverwater. There are a couple of Druj settlements here on the shores of the lake, mostly dedicated to fishing and raiding Therunin. This is where the Druj forces invaded Zenith from. The largest settlement here is probably '''Lahkev''', along the eastern shores of the Feverwater, close to the twisted vallorn of [[#Bendol\|Bendol]]. A sept of orcs who seem to take pride in emulating the Druj are found here - they curry favour with their masters in the Thornwasp clan by scouting and raiding in [[Therunin]] and [[Zenith]]. Lahkev has rotten docks - barely maintained enough to support the fisherfolk. There are signs that some of the buildings here are very old indeed - or at least parts of them are.
	{{Senate Elections\|Senator_for_Sarangrave\|Territory=Sarangrave\|Season=Spring}}		{{Senate Elections\|Senator_for_Sarangrave\|Territory=Sarangrave\|Season=Spring}}

	==OOC Notes==		==OOC Notes==
	* As of the end of the Autumn Equinox 387YE, the vallorn holds sway in Bendol; Urizen controls Turan Flats, Kroll, Bloodwater Marsh, and Whisperwood; the Druj control Thornfen; and rebels control Nesustak Forest. Sarangrave is an Imperial territory.		* As of the end of the Autumn Equinox 387YE, the vallorn holds sway in Bendol; Urizen controls Turan Flats, Kroll, Bloodwater Marsh, and Whisperwood; the Druj control Thornfen; and rebels control Nesustak Forest. Sarangrave is an Imperial territory.

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The Fingers of the Devourer

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	Difficult as it is to believe for some of the spies, the Palace of the Sleepers appears to be a [[college of magic]], dedicated to the study of either the [[Night magic\|Night]] or [[Spring magic\|Spring]] realms. It's impossible to get much of a feel for it, but the Axou agree. The [[Druj_lore#Ghulai\|ghulai]] here are studying and developing magic, whatever else they are up to.		Difficult as it is to believe for some of the spies, the Palace of the Sleepers appears to be a [[college of magic]], dedicated to the study of either the [[Night magic\|Night]] or [[Spring magic\|Spring]] realms. It's impossible to get much of a feel for it, but the Axou agree. The [[Druj_lore#Ghulai\|ghulai]] here are studying and developing magic, whatever else they are up to.

	===The Fingers of the Devourer===		===The [[Fingers of the Devourer]]===
	In western [[#Whisperwood\|Whisperwood]] is a rich [[weirwood]] forest. The trees themselves are a little peculiar – they have a sinuous quality not seen in other forests, with drooping curved branches. There's no doubt they are actually weirwood, but they seem particularly adapted to living in the damp soil from which they sprout.		In western [[#Whisperwood\|Whisperwood]] is a rich [[weirwood]] forest. The trees themselves are a little peculiar – they have a sinuous quality not seen in other forests, with drooping curved branches. There's no doubt they are actually weirwood, but they seem particularly adapted to living in the damp soil from which they sprout.

Hailmur: /* Further Reading */

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	==Further Reading==		==Further Reading==
	* [[The Mallum]]		* [[The Mallum]]
			* [[Skull beneath the skin]] - Autumn 388YE wind of war detailing Axou efforts to protect Sarangrave from Winter spirits
	* [[Thorn and bone]] - Summer 388YE wind of war on the defence against the vallorn and repulsing the Druj		* [[Thorn and bone]] - Summer 388YE wind of war on the defence against the vallorn and repulsing the Druj
	* [[Other monstrous geographies]] - Spring 388YE wind of war on the conquest of Thornfen and the unleashing of the vallorn		* [[Other monstrous geographies]] - Spring 388YE wind of war on the conquest of Thornfen and the unleashing of the vallorn

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	==Further Reading==		==Further Reading==
	* [[The Mallum]]		* [[The Mallum]]
			* [[Thorn and bone]] - Summer 388YE wind of war on the defence against the vallorn and repulsing the Druj
	* [[Other monstrous geographies]] - Spring 388YE wind of war on the conquest of Thornfen and the unleashing of the vallorn		* [[Other monstrous geographies]] - Spring 388YE wind of war on the conquest of Thornfen and the unleashing of the vallorn
	* [[Fire and the flood]] - Winter 387YE wind of war continuing the campaign in Sarangrave		* [[Fire and the flood]] - Winter 387YE wind of war continuing the campaign in Sarangrave

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	==Further Reading==		==Further Reading==
	* [[The Mallum]]		* [[The Mallum]]
			* [[Other monstrous geographies]] - Spring 388YE wind of war on the conquest of Thornfen and the unleashing of the vallorn
	* [[Fire and the flood]] - Winter 387YE wind of war continuing the campaign in Sarangrave		* [[Fire and the flood]] - Winter 387YE wind of war continuing the campaign in Sarangrave
			* [[Everything is trying to kill us]] - Winter 387YE wind of fortune with the broad problems facing Urizen in the territory
	* [[Even darkness must pass]] - Autumn 387YE wind of war continuing the campaign in Sarangrave		* [[Even darkness must pass]] - Autumn 387YE wind of war continuing the campaign in Sarangrave
	* [[Hope and fear]] - Summer 387YE appraisal of Druj military supply		* [[Hope and fear]] - Summer 387YE appraisal of Druj military supply
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	* [[Unlock thy hidden gate]] - Spring 387YE wind of war about the initial invasion of Sarangrave		* [[Unlock thy hidden gate]] - Spring 387YE wind of war about the initial invasion of Sarangrave
	* [[Into Béantal Dol]] - Spring 386YE results of a foray into Bendol to explore the vallorn there		* [[Into Béantal Dol]] - Spring 386YE results of a foray into Bendol to explore the vallorn there
	* [[Make it happen]] - Summer 384YE wind of fortune regarding [[appraisal]] of the chances of creating an uprising in Sarangrave using the [[spy network]] there.		* [[Make it happen]] - Summer 384YE wind of fortune regarding [[appraisal]] of the chances of creating an uprising in Sarangrave using the [[spy network]] there