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<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<zone name="Boar Clan" id="127">
<node id="1" name="Hawstkaal Road, Dense Forest">
<description>Clusters of hosta form a border at the edge of the thicker underbrush. Their wide, deep green leaves are splotched with white, and in summer they send up tall shoots that bloom in decadent shades of purple and orange. Occasionally, they rustle with movement, and a small grey coney or brown chipmunk emerges to see what visitors have come to its domain.</description>
<position x="260" y="220" z="0" />
<arc exit="north" move="north" hidden="True" destination="2" />
<arc exit="south" move="south" destination="3" />
</node>
<node id="2" name="Hawstkaal Road, Terminus">
<description>A sense of quiet and peace dominates the area, though birdsongs filter in from all directions. The narrow dirt road that began as a thriving thoroughfare far to the south meets a wall of foliage and dwindles off further into the woods as a faint trail.</description>
<position x="140" y="240" z="0" />
<arc exit="south" move="south" hidden="True" destination="1" />
<arc exit="go" move="go narrow trail" destination="67" />
</node>
<node id="3" name="Hawstkaal Road, Dense Forest">
<description>The road is very narrow and uneven here, the forest leaning in from the sides and the craggy earth pushing up from below. Gnarled tree roots snake through the stone-clotted soil close to the surface. In places, they have been worn flat from years of accumulated foot traffic.</description>
<position x="260" y="240" z="0" />
<arc exit="north" move="north" destination="1" />
<arc exit="southeast" move="southeast" destination="4" />
</node>
<node id="4" name="Hawstkaal Road, Dense Forest">
<description>Thrusting up from the thick underbrush flanking the road, tall fingers of timeworn stone loom like phantoms that watch life pass by with the cold and detached gaze of eternity.</description>
<position x="280" y="260" z="0" />
<arc exit="southeast" move="southeast" destination="5" />
<arc exit="northwest" move="northwest" destination="3" />
</node>
<node id="5" name="Hawstkaal Road, Dense Forest">
<description>Amid the lushness of the evergreen forest stands the skeletal frame of a dead bristlecone pine. The pine's bare branches knock and scrape against each other with each breath of wind, sending down a shower of splintered wood. The tree's dry, brittle bark clings to the trunk only in small ragged spots that are host to conferences of termites.</description>
<position x="300" y="280" z="0" />
<arc exit="south" move="south" destination="6" />
<arc exit="northwest" move="northwest" destination="4" />
</node>
<node id="6" name="Hawstkaal Road, Dense Forest">
<description>A break in the forest canopy reveals a broad patch of the daytime sky. Below it, a swath of grass marred by a few wagon tracks sprawls out where the sunlight is able to spill down to the ground. Along the edge of the roadway bordering the woods are wispy sprays of heather.</description>
<description>A break in the forest canopy reveals an inky patch of the night sky. Below it, a swath of grass sprawls out across the roadway, softening the sounds of footfalls and wagon wheels alike. Along the edge of the roadway bordering the woods are wispy sprays of heather.</description>
<position x="300" y="300" z="0" />
<arc exit="north" move="north" destination="5" />
<arc exit="south" move="south" destination="7" />
</node>
<node id="7" name="Hawstkaal Road, Dense Forest">
<description>To one side of the road grows a copse of dogwood, its pebbly bark and meandering growing habit distinct from its evergreen neighbors. In the springtime, the copse celebrates with vibrant pink and white flowers.</description>
<position x="300" y="320" z="0" />
<arc exit="north" move="north" destination="6" />
<arc exit="south" move="south" destination="8" />
</node>
<node id="8" name="Hawstkaal Road, Dense Forest">
<description>Tangles of vines twine through the understory and twist up tree trunks. Eventually, they cloak so much of a tree's greenery that its arboreal host browns and dies from lack of sunlight. The vines reach their leafy tendrils out across the roadway, seeking unwary travelers to trip.</description>
<position x="300" y="340" z="0" />
<arc exit="north" move="north" destination="7" />
<arc exit="east" move="east" destination="9" />
</node>
<node id="9" name="Hawstkaal Road, Dense Forest">
<description>The road bends around a massive basalt boulder clad in a monochrome palette of green lichen. Vines climb from out of the crowd of shrubs surrounding the base of the rock, as though the ground were trying in vain to reclaim its former tenant.</description>
<position x="320" y="340" z="0" />
<arc exit="southeast" move="southeast" destination="10" />
<arc exit="west" move="west" destination="8" />
</node>
<node id="10" name="Hawstkaal Road, Dense Forest" note="RTF16|RT-BC-VO" color="#C2B280">
<description>Long pine boughs reach down from above to brush the pates of the road's taller travelers. The wind plays in the branches and releases their clean, crisp scent. Occasionally, the trees' movement will liberate sap-sugared pinecones that fall to the ground with a dense "thud."</description>
<description>Long pine boughs reach down from above to brush the pates of the road's taller travelers. The wind plays in the branches and releases their clean, crisp scent. Occasionally, the trees' movement will liberate sap-sugared pinecones that fall to the ground with a dense thud.</description>
<position x="340" y="360" z="0" />
<arc exit="south" move="south" destination="11" />
<arc exit="northwest" move="northwest" destination="9" />
</node>
<node id="11" name="Hawstkaal Road, Dense Forest">
<description>The land dips down here in a small, damp valley where rainwater drains, and the dense woods keep it from evaporating too quickly. Mosses of all varieties thrive in the moisture, with thick blankets of it cloaking rocks and tree trunks. Patches of it spot the roadway, especially at the edges, making the ground slippery even for the sure-footed.</description>
<position x="340" y="380" z="0" />
<arc exit="north" move="north" destination="10" />
<arc exit="south" move="south" destination="12" />
</node>
<node id="12" name="Hawstkaal Road, Dense Forest" note="RTF15|RT-BC-HNG" color="#C2B280">
<description>The evergreens flanking the thoroughfare are tall and straight with high crowns of thickly needled branches. Tight clusters of shiny-leaved azalea dot the understory amid sprawling groups of feathery fern.</description>
<position x="340" y="400" z="0" />
<arc exit="north" move="north" destination="11" />
<arc exit="southwest" move="southwest" destination="13" />
</node>
<node id="13" name="Hawstkaal Road, Dense Forest">
<description>The road is lonesome here, with few birds or other feral visitors. Diminutive blue flowers sprawl along the roadside and provide cheerful company in the warmer months, but in the winter there is only the stark white pall of snow playing counterpoint to the deep shadows of the woods.</description>
<position x="320" y="420" z="0" />
<arc exit="northeast" move="northeast" destination="12" />
<arc exit="southwest" move="southwest" destination="14" />
</node>
<node id="14" name="Hawstkaal Road, Boar Clan Bridge">
<description>Meeting the road at a right angle, a moss-clad stone bridge leads over a shallow chasm through which a thin creek flows. The road narrows substantially as it continues to the northeast, becoming little more than a path and showing far fewer signs of passage than the wider, well-trodden section leading southeast.</description>
<position x="300" y="440" z="0" />
<arc exit="northeast" move="northeast" destination="13" />
<arc exit="southeast" move="southeast" destination="510" />
<arc exit="go" move="go stone bridge" destination="15" />
</node>
<node id="15" name="Boar Clan, A Narrow Dirt Road">
<description>The hard-packed dirt road about a wagon's girth wide twists through the woods, its course determined by large, immovable trees that force travelers to go around them. Though well-trod, the roadway seems locked in a losing battle with the viny underbrush that pushes in from all sides.</description>
<position x="200" y="540" z="0" />
<arc exit="northwest" move="northwest" destination="16" />
<arc exit="go" move="go stone bridge" destination="14" />
</node>
<node id="16" name="Boar Clan, A Narrow Dirt Road" note="RTF13|RT-BC-HG" color="#C2B280">
<description>Young softwood trees make up much of the forest glade but there are also many broad hardwoods scattered throughout. Deep grunting sounds echo from deeper in the glade, occasionally punctuating the arboreal symphony of birdsong, rustling trees and small animals' chittering.</description>
<description>Softwood trees make up much of the forest glade but there are also many hardwoods scattered throughout. Deep grunting sounds echo through the darkness from deeper in the glade.</description>
<position x="180" y="520" z="0" />
<arc exit="northeast" move="northeast" destination="17" />
<arc exit="southeast" move="southeast" destination="15" />
</node>
<node id="17" name="Boar Clan, A Narrow Dirt Road">
<description>A narrow ditch running alongside the roadway directs water back into the woods and away from the path of travelers, keeping the route from becoming muddy and rutted in even the heaviest rain or snowmelt. Ivy twines up a tall post bearing the moss-patched yellow skull of a large boar.</description>
<position x="200" y="500" z="0" />
<arc exit="southwest" move="southwest" destination="16" />
<arc exit="west" move="west" destination="18" />
</node>
<node id="18" name="Boar Clan, Before the Gate" note="Boar Clan|Gate|Kraelyst start point|travel start point" color="#808000">
<description>A massive palisade gate guards the entry to a small village nestled within the forest glade. Though sharpened points top the upright logs of the palisade, they appear to be the trees of the glade itself embracing the clusters of longhouses within. Gor'Tog rangers flanking the gate open and close it as needed with a chorus of grunting and the scraping sounds of the wooden gate dragging on the ground as it moves.</description>
<description>Torches flicker beside a massive palisade gate guarding a small village nestled within the forest glade. Though sharpened points top the upright logs of the palisade, they appear to be the trees of the glade itself embracing the clusters of longhouses within. Gor'Tog rangers flanking the gate open and close it as needed with a chorus of grunting and the scraping sounds of the wooden gate dragging on the ground as it moves.</description>
<position x="180" y="500" z="0" />
<arc exit="east" move="east" destination="17" />
<arc exit="go" move="go palisade gate" destination="19" />
</node>
<node id="19" name="Boar Clan, Split-Log Path">
<description>A tall palisade wall of thick iron-banded tree trunks embraces the small village of thatched longhouses and bark-covered huts. Split log walkways snake between the structures. One rutted dirt path leads from the gate to a squarish building with deep eaves that shelters stacks of crates and barrels piled outside the door.</description>
<position x="140" y="500" z="0" />
<arc exit="northeast" move="northeast" destination="28" />
<arc exit="southwest" move="southwest" destination="20" />
<arc exit="go" move="go palisade gate" destination="18" />
<arc exit="go" move="go stable doors" destination="64" />
</node>
<node id="20" name="Boar Clan, Split-Log Path">
<description>The sounds of a hunting party returning from the forest reverberate from somewhere close. A few children carrying hide scrapers and curing salts run past you on the path to meet them, and in the small front yards of nearby homes, branch-frame drying racks are readied to receive the new batch of skins and meat.</description>
<description>The sounds of the forest permeate the palisade wall and wash over the sleeping village. Each breath of wind rustles the trees that stir the night air and conduct the arboreal symphony. Chirping insects and the deep throaty calls of frogs keep the rhythm while high-pitched animal cries weave a soprano's song with a melody only nature could compose.</description>
<position x="120" y="520" z="0" />
<arc exit="northeast" move="northeast" destination="19" />
<arc exit="west" move="west" destination="21" />
</node>
<node id="21" name="Boar Clan, Split-Log Path">
<description>Thick grey smoke curls from a run-down building set well away from the path. The sharp sound of metal striking metal rings from its open doorway, accompanied by a steady backbeat of grunting. A cracked shingle hangs on brass rings from two boar tusks mounted above the entrance.</description>
<description>Torches flicker beside a run-down building set well away from the path. Some of the earthen daub has chipped off the longhouse's facade, allowing the basket weave of wattle to peek out from beneath. A cracked shingle hangs on brass rings from two boar tusks mounted above the doorway.</description>
<position x="100" y="520" z="0" />
<arc exit="north" move="north" destination="22" />
<arc exit="east" move="east" destination="20" />
<arc exit="go" move="go doorway" destination="66" />
</node>
<node id="22" name="Boar Clan, Split-Log Path">
<description>Birds alight on the curved boar tusks that cap each of the thick logs forming the palisade wall surrounding the village. They survey the thatched rooftops for plump insects and swoop from their perches to capture a meal. To the east of the pathway, the ground slopes downward to a grassy vale. A few of the birds investigate the grass for worms, but most find easier prey in the thick roof thatch.</description>
<position x="100" y="500" z="0" />
<arc exit="south" move="south" destination="21" />
<arc exit="northwest" move="northwest" destination="23" />
<arc exit="down" move="down" destination="29" />
</node>
<node id="23" name="Boar Clan, Split-Log Path" note="magical feat trainer|Orliss">
<description>Facing the path, a bark-covered longhouse crested with carved boar's heads bustles with activity. A steady flow of men and women pass through the stout oaken door and a low hum of chatter emanates from within. Though it stands alone at this bend in the walkway, it appears to be the center of life in the otherwise quiet forest village.</description>
<description>The warmth of firelight and friendly chatter radiates from a bark-covered longhouse crested with carved boars' heads. Though it stands alone at this bend in the walkway, it appears to be the center of life in the otherwise quiet forest village.</description>
<position x="80" y="480" z="0" />
<arc exit="northeast" move="northeast" destination="24" />
<arc exit="southeast" move="southeast" destination="22" />
<arc exit="go" move="go bark-covered longhouse" destination="38" />
</node>
<node id="24" name="Boar Clan, Split-Log Path" note="Peregan Tree">
<description>Some of the logs in the pathway have been cut down by a third or half to make way for the bulging roots of a broad peregan tree that have burst up through the soil. The only tree growing within the village walls, it soars above everything to impossible heights and the generous reach of its arching branches shelters several nearby buildings.</description>
<position x="100" y="460" z="0" />
<arc exit="northeast" move="northeast" destination="25" />
<arc exit="southwest" move="southwest" destination="23" />
<arc exit="climb" move="climb peregan tree" destination="48" />
</node>
<node id="25" name="Boar Clan, Split-Log Path">
<description>Near the path, a large hide stretched within a cord-bound branch frame is branded with a few words in large block letters. The acrid smell of tannin wafts from a longhouse with a leather-covered door studded with darkened bronze tacks.</description>
<position x="120" y="440" z="0" />
<arc exit="east" move="east" destination="26" />
<arc exit="southwest" move="southwest" destination="24" />
<arc exit="go" move="go leather-covered door" destination="49" />
</node>
<node id="26" name="Boar Clan, Split-Log Path">
<description>The droop-roofed longhouses cluster in groups of three and four upon slight mounds to keep out rainwater. Though similar at first glance, closer inspection reveals their unique construction. While homes and shops have stone chimneys that rise well above the roof to keep stray cinders from the thatching, food stores are chimneyless and supported several hands above the ground by rat-proof mushroom-shaped stones.</description>
<description>In the darkness, the droop-roofed longhouses look like large creatures curled in slumber and huddled together in groups of three and four. The staccato song of the hoot owl trips along the pathways and eventually falls into silence.</description>
<position x="140" y="440" z="0" />
<arc exit="southeast" move="southeast" destination="27" />
<arc exit="west" move="west" destination="25" />
<arc exit="go" move="go overgrown path" destination="555" />
</node>
<node id="27" name="Boar Clan, Split-Log Path">
<description>Homes with small fenced-off front yards crowd between the pathway and the imposing palisade wall. Some of the yards are planted with a few rows of turnips while others contain racks for drying meat or clothing. To the southeast, an archway set back from the path frames a large open field in the center of the village.</description>
<position x="160" y="460" z="0" />
<arc exit="south" move="south" destination="28" />
<arc exit="northwest" move="northwest" destination="26" />
<arc exit="go" move="go archway" destination="52" />
</node>
<node id="28" name="Boar Clan, Split-Log Path">
<description>Dirty straw litters a walkway branching off to the east toward some tall doors on a long, narrow building that rustles with the braying of animals. The thatched roof is crowned with a carved wooden horse's head at the point of each gable.</description>
<position x="160" y="480" z="0" />
<arc exit="north" move="north" destination="27" />
<arc exit="southwest" move="southwest" destination="19" />
<arc exit="go" move="go tall doors" destination="60" />
</node>
<node id="29" name="Boar Clan, Grassy Vale" note="Grassy Vale">
<description>The land tumbles down sharply from the level pathway above. The slope is so severe in places that one or two thin slate steps have been set into the ground to ensure safe footing even when rain slicks the grass.</description>
<position x="60" y="600" z="0" />
<arc exit="east" move="east" destination="30" />
<arc exit="west" move="west" destination="31" />
<arc exit="up" move="up" destination="22" />
<arc exit="down" move="down" destination="34" />
</node>
<node id="30" name="Boar Clan, Grassy Vale" color="#00FFFF">
<description>Supported on thick stilts banded with iron, several bark-clad longhouses cluster along the snow-patched slope. Stone-dotted tawny soil pathways worn through the grass connect each of the buildings.</description>
<position x="80" y="600" z="0" />
<arc exit="northeast" move="northeast" destination="32" />
<arc exit="southeast" move="southeast" destination="33" />
<arc exit="west" move="west" destination="29" />
</node>
<node id="31" name="Boar Clan, Grassy Vale" color="#00FFFF">
<description>A gathering of longhouses cling to the sloped ground with the same tenacious determination as the clan itself has clung to survival in the unforgiving wilderness of the forest steppe. Coveys of blue grouse occasionally alight upon a cluster of frostberry bushes growing nearby.</description>
<description>A gathering of longhouses cling to the sloped ground with the same tenacious determination as the clan itself has clung to survival in the unforgiving wilderness of the forest steppe. A cluster of frostberry bushes growing nearby occasionally rustles with movement as nocturnal animals harvest the shrub's sweet fruit.</description>
<position x="40" y="600" z="0" />
<arc exit="east" move="east" destination="29" />
<arc exit="southwest" move="southwest" destination="36" />
<arc exit="northwest" move="northwest" destination="37" />
</node>
<node id="32" name="Boar Clan, Grassy Vale" color="#00FFFF">
<description>The sharp slope levels off a bit here and stands of silver-white birch trees scatter among the thatched buildings. In the springtime, tiny violet flowers bloom in their shade.</description>
<position x="100" y="580" z="0" />
<arc exit="south" move="south" destination="33" />
<arc exit="southwest" move="southwest" destination="30" />
</node>
<node id="33" name="Boar Clan, Grassy Vale" color="#00FFFF">
<description>Sunlight occasionally glints off of a verdigris brass water pump standing over a smooth stone basin amid the buildings. Small-leaved variegated ivy twines up the shaft of the pump, enjoying the condensation on the metal and the moist soil at its base. Birds perched on nearby homes wait for the basin to fill so they, too, may enjoy the cool spring water that flows from the pump.</description>
<description>Celestial light occasionally glints off of a verdigris brass water pump standing over a smooth stone basin amid the buildings. Small-leaved variegated ivy twines up the shaft of the pump, enjoying the condensation on the metal and the moist soil at its base. At times, night shrews appear at the basin to drink and wash their small grey faces in the cool water.</description>
<position x="100" y="620" z="0" />
<arc exit="north" move="north" destination="32" />
<arc exit="northwest" move="northwest" destination="30" />
</node>
<node id="34" name="Boar Clan, Grassy Vale">
<description>Sunk low in the earth and surrounded by the village, the small vale is protected from the frosty touch of bitter winds that scour the rest of the forest steppe. Snow melts quickly here to reveal flower-dotted grass and pillows of bright green moss. Nestled in the center is a patched hide tent stretched over a bent branch frame.</description>
<position x="60" y="620" z="0" />
<arc exit="up" move="up" destination="29" />
<arc exit="go" move="go hide tent" destination="35" />
</node>
<node id="35" name="Boar Clan, Tabernacle" note="Tabernacle|Everild" color="#800080">
<description>Logs form concentric half-circles in front of a large peregan tree altar that dominates the far end of the tent. Sweet bearberry candles line the perimeter of the humble tabernacle, flickering softly and chasing the musty smell of dampness from the air. A leather pennant branded with the image of a rampant boar hangs from above.</description>
<position x="60" y="630" z="0" />
<arc exit="out" move="out" destination="34" />
</node>
<node id="36" name="Boar Clan, Grassy Vale" color="#00FFFF">
<description>Sounds of both the forest and village filter down from above, seeming at once surrounding and yet far away from this sleepy corner of the vale. Stark white patches of snow cling to the grass and pillows of bright green moss that cover the ground.</description>
<position x="20" y="620" z="0" />
<arc exit="north" move="north" destination="37" />
<arc exit="northeast" move="northeast" destination="31" />
</node>
<node id="37" name="Boar Clan, By the Turnip Patch" color="#00FFFF">
<description>A large turnip patch surrounded by a low fence of woven branches stretches out between several of the homes, plumes of green leaves sprouting in neat rows from the dark soil. Some leafy plumes lie tossed aside on the ground nearby, obvious evidence of snacks hastily eaten by hungry residents or passers-by.</description>
<position x="20" y="580" z="0" />
<arc exit="southeast" move="southeast" destination="31" />
<arc exit="south" move="south" destination="36" />
</node>
<node id="38" name="Ranger Guild, Longhouse">
<description>A large branded hide stretches across the facing wall, illuminated by shafts of sunlight streaming in from the smokehole high above a stone-rimmed firepit. Oak posts run down the length of the longhouse in two rows and support roof beams hung with colorful felt pennants.</description>
<description>A large branded hide stretches across the facing wall, illuminated by the hazy amber light of oil-filled clay lamps suspended from above. Oak posts run down the length of the longhouse in two rows and support roof beams hung with colorful felt pennants. A dark patch of night peeks through an open smoke hole in the roof high above a stone-rimmed firepit.</description>
<position x="-20" y="520" z="0" />
<arc exit="east" move="east" destination="39" />
<arc exit="west" move="west" destination="40" />
<arc exit="out" move="out" destination="23" />
</node>
<node id="39" name="Ranger Guild, Longhouse">
<description>Wide plank benches lining the walls are covered with layers of soft pelts and thick woolen blankets, making them an inviting respite after a long hunt. The warm, spicy smell of hot mulled ale wafts from a hanging kettle and chases away the musty odor of damp thatch.</description>
<description>Wide plank benches lining the walls are covered with layers of soft pelts and thick woolen blankets, making them an inviting respite after a long hunt. The warm, spicy smell of hot mulled ale wafts from a hanging kettle and chases away the musty odor of damp thatch. The staccato night-song of crickets filters in from the forest.</description>
<position x="0" y="520" z="0" />
<arc exit="west" move="west" destination="38" />
</node>
<node id="40" name="Ranger Guild, Longhouse" note="GL Ranger|Paglar|RS Ranger" color="#FF8000">
<description>A vellum map of the realms is tacked to the wall above several smooth oak cubbies. Each is marked with the name of a Ranger Guildleader and filled with rolled parchment scrolls, some tied with ribbon and others sealed with wax. Nearby, a leather-bound guild register sits atop a tall wooden stand carved in the form of an arching peregan tree.</description>
<position x="-40" y="520" z="0" />
<arc exit="east" move="east" destination="38" />
<arc exit="climb" move="climb earthen stairway" destination="41" />
<arc exit="go" move="hide-covered doorway" />
</node>
<node id="41" name="Ranger Guild, Underground Passage">
<description>Hewn through bedrock, the striated walls of the passage are smooth and slightly concave, arching upward toward a gently vaulted ceiling. Sooty clay oil lamps hang from iron rings bolted into the stone. They cast circles of light that overlap down the length of the corridor in an alternating progression of brighter and dimmer spots. An archway to the west leads into a massive cavern.</description>
<position x="-60" y="520" z="0" />
<arc exit="north" move="north" destination="45" />
<arc exit="south" move="south" destination="42" />
<arc exit="climb" move="climb earthen stairway" destination="40" />
<arc exit="go" move="go stone archway" destination="46" />
</node>
<node id="42" name="Ranger Guild, Underground Passage">
<description>Striations on the stone walls silently recall the long history of these ancient lands, each layer representing a generation. A few hands up from the floor, a dull vein of deep grey rock bears witness to a great fire that once ravaged the forest steppe. Above it, richer colored layers attest to the renewal of life. Beside an archway to the south is a life-sized statue carved from pale white ash surrounded by offerings of arrows and fine pelts.</description>
<position x="-60" y="540" z="0" />
<arc exit="north" move="north" destination="41" />
<arc exit="east" move="east" destination="43" />
<arc exit="west" move="west" destination="44" />
<arc exit="go" move="go stone archway" destination="529" />
</node>
<node id="43" name="Ranger Guild, Underground Passage">
<description>Adapted by Gor'Tog hands, the Dwarven craftsmanship of Hibarnhvidar is evident in the detailed carvings that frame a deep alcove to the east. Crossed bows adorn one side of the stone corridor and a variety of arrows fans out over a heavy peregan door on the opposite wall.</description>
<position x="-40" y="540" z="0" />
<arc exit="west" move="west" destination="42" />
<arc exit="go" move="go deep alcove" destination="531" />
<arc exit="go" move="go peregan door" destination="533" />
</node>
<node id="44" name="Ranger Guild, Underground Passage">
<description>Crossed axes adorn one side of the stone corridor and on the opposite wall, an assortment of swords gleams softly in the dim lamplight. Tall spears hung with long white feathers flank a deep alcove to the west.</description>
<position x="-80" y="540" z="0" />
<arc exit="east" move="east" destination="42" />
<arc exit="go" move="go deep alcove" destination="530" />
</node>
<node id="45" name="Ranger Guild, Underground Passage">
<description>Protruding from the layered stone wall is a petrified strip of tree root as thick as a Tog's thigh that provides a natural bench running along the north wall of the corridor. On the opposite wall is a hide painted with images of Boar Clan's founding.</description>
<position x="-60" y="500" z="0" />
<arc exit="south" move="south" destination="41" />
<arc exit="go" move="go stone archway" />
</node>
<node id="46" name="Ranger Guild Cavern of Gathering, Anteroom">
<description>This spacious cavern precedes the tremendous hollow in the earth that has served as a Ranger meeting hall for many generations. The Anteroom is a popular place to listen to the discussions in the Cavern of Gathering while being free from its formality and restrictions.</description>
<position x="-80" y="520" z="0" />
<arc exit="go" move="go stone archway" destination="41" />
<arc exit="go" move="go doorway" destination="47" />
</node>
<node id="47" name="Ranger Guild, Cavern of Gathering">
<description>Petrified peregan trees stand at even intervals down the length of the massive cavern, arching upward as if seeking the sky. Hung with small lamps and thousands of brass leaves, their branches twine overhead and create a forest bower deep in the earth. The metallic foliage seems to flutter in the breeze as the shifting lamplight dances over it and slight vibrations cause them to clink together musically.</description>
<position x="-80" y="500" z="0" />
<arc exit="go" move="go doorway" destination="46" />
</node>
<node id="48" name="Boar Clan, Peregan Tree">
<description>Sheltering branches sway above, allowing glimpses of the sky to peek through the thick crown of limbs. The wind rustling through the tree surrounds everything and sounds like a mother's soothing whispers. Below, villagers pass by the venerable arbor throughout the day, some stopping to chat.</description>
<description>Sheltering branches sway above, allowing glimpses of the dark sky to peek through the thick crown of limbs. The wind rustling through the tree surrounds everything and sounds like a mother's soothing whispers. Below, most of the village sleeps, but travelers often come by to enjoy the respite offered by the tree's embrace.</description>
<position x="60" y="460" z="0" />
<arc exit="climb" move="climb peregan tree" destination="24" />
<arc exit="climb" move="climb peregan branches" destination="523" />
</node>
<node id="49" name="Gudthar's Tannery, Furrier" note="Bundles|Gudthar" color="#00FF00">
<description>The pungent aromas of lamp oil, tannins and musky animal hides thicken the air in the longhouse, making it nearly unbreathable. Bundles of pelts and skins awaiting the tanner's art pile in the corner. On the rear wall, boar tusk sconces illuminate a large plank sign.</description>
<position x="120" y="430" z="0" />
<arc exit="west" move="west" destination="50" />
<arc exit="go" move="go leather-covered door" destination="25" />
</node>
<node id="50" name="Gudthar's Repairs" note="Repair|Tuzra" color="#00FF00">
<description>A scarred wooden counter that doubles as a worktable runs between two of the longhouse support posts. Pegs in the beams and posts hold a wide array of tools for working with leather and wood: chisels, mallets, hide cutters, and spools of sinew thread in various weights and colors. Tacked beneath the large hide that dominates the rear wall is a small painting.</description>
<position x="110" y="430" z="0" />
<arc exit="east" move="east" destination="49" />
<arc exit="west" move="west" destination="51" />
</node>
<node id="51" name="Gudthar's Tannery, Supplies" note="Tannery|Blorg" color="#FF0000">
<description>Serving as a heavy counter, a split tree trunk spans the room, cutting it in half. Behind the counter and against the far wall several towers of rickety crates, stacked atop each other, serve as merchandise bins. Strong scents of acid, glue and other substances best left unexplored war in your nostrils and stab at your brain.</description>
<position x="100" y="430" z="0" />
<arc exit="east" move="east" destination="50" />
</node>
<node id="52" name="Boar Clan Togball Field, Sideline">
<description>Three carved wooden boars stand facing the playing field. In accordance with Boar Clan's team colors, one is painted green, and another is brown. For no apparent reason, the third is pink with purple polka dots. An oak carving of a squirrel atop a tall pole stands by the edge of the field of play.</description>
<position x="180" y="400" z="0" />
<arc exit="east" move="east" destination="54" />
<arc exit="west" move="west" destination="53" />
<arc exit="go" move="go archway" destination="27" />
<arc exit="go" move="go togball field" destination="607" />
</node>
<node id="53" name="Boar Clan Togball Field, Concessions" note="Concessions" color="#FF0000">
<description>Overflowing trash barrels display the remains of myriad meals and snacks along with the debris of a variety of smashed crockery left by inebriated togball enthusiasts. An obese Gor'Tog in his middle years stands behind a counter under a sprawling oak with a menu tacked to it.</description>
<position x="160" y="400" z="0" />
<arc exit="east" move="east" destination="52" />
</node>
<node id="54" name="Boar Clan Togball Field, Home Team Bench">
<description>A green and brown striped bench is flanked on each side by a sturdy water barrel for the convenience of thirsty players. The peaked roof of a short structure with a semi-circular cutout in the front is labelled with the word TUSKY in runny block letters, marking the home of the Boar Clan team mascot. An oak carving of an owl atop a tall pole stands by the edge of the field of play.</description>
<description>A green and brown striped bench is flanked on each side by a sturdy water barrel for the convenience of thirsty players. Odd snoring sounds can be heard coming from the direction of a short structure labelled with the word TUSKY in runny block letters. An oak carving of an owl atop a tall pole stands by the edge of the field of play.</description>
<position x="200" y="400" z="0" />
<arc exit="east" move="east" destination="55" />
<arc exit="west" move="west" destination="52" />
<arc exit="go" move="go togball field" destination="606" />
</node>
<node id="55" name="Boar Clan Togball Field, Bleachers" note="Togball Field">
<description>Tiered wooden bleachers offer spectators a prime view of the field from here. Draped along the railing on each side is some green and brown bunting that has seen better days. Squirrels roam underneath, searching out morsels of discarded snacks dropped by sloppy togball fans. An oak carving of a bear atop a tall pole stands by the edge of the field of play.</description>
<position x="220" y="400" z="0" />
<arc exit="east" move="east" destination="56" />
<arc exit="west" move="west" destination="54" />
<arc exit="go" move="go togball field" destination="601" />
</node>
<node id="56" name="Boar Clan Togball Field, Visitor's Bench">
<description>A bare, splintery bench with one end noticeably lower than the other provides seating, if not comfort, for the visiting team. To one side is a rotting water barrel. It would appear that the 'Togs who maintain the field are far more concerned with the welfare of the home team than that of the guests. An oak carving of a stag atop a tall poll stands by the edge of the field of play.</description>
<position x="240" y="400" z="0" />
<arc exit="east" move="east" destination="57" />
<arc exit="west" move="west" destination="55" />
<arc exit="go" move="go togball field" destination="600" />
</node>
<node id="57" name="Boar Clan Togball Field, Sideline">
<description>A soft blanket of grass covers a gentle slope facing the field, providing an ideal place for families to spread a picnic lunch without missing the action. An oak carving of a hedgehog atop a tall pole stands by the edge of the field of play.</description>
<position x="260" y="400" z="0" />
<arc exit="east" move="east" destination="58" />
<arc exit="west" move="west" destination="56" />
<arc exit="go" move="go togball field" destination="592" />
</node>
<node id="58" name="Boar Clan Togball Field, Storage">
<description>A small dark-stained shack sits off by itself in this isolated corner beyond the field. To one side is a large pile of modest-sized boulders. Three leather dummies stand in a row in an open space on the grass behind the building.</description>
<position x="280" y="400" z="0" />
<arc exit="west" move="west" destination="57" />
<arc exit="go" move="go dark-stained shack" destination="59" />
</node>
<node id="59" name="Boar Clan Togball Field, Trainer's Shack" note="Reflex" color="#FFFF00">
<description>Seated on the floor with his legs crossed is a Gor'Tog wearing a tan buckskin coat and a jaunty green cap with a feather in it. There is a sparkle in his eye when he glances up as if he's about to have a bit of fun. The room is unfurnished except for a small oaken table with a pair of crutches leaning against it.</description>
<position x="280" y="410" z="0" />
<arc exit="go" move="go door" destination="58" />
</node>
<node id="60" name="Boar Clan, Stable">
<description>Fresh hay lends sweetness to the heavy scent of leather and cattle in the stables. The thick support posts between each stall are studded with brightly polished brass hooks from which hang well-kept saddles, bridles and other tack. Sunlight streams in through small windows, making particles of dust in the air sparkle like gold.</description>
<description>The air is musky with the scent of leather and cattle. The thick support posts are studded with brightly polished brass hooks from which hang saddles, bridles and other tack. Oil lamps hanging from the rafters cast warm amber circles of light down the center of the longhouse and spilling slightly into the horse stalls.</description>
<position x="180" y="480" z="0" />
<arc exit="northeast" move="northeast" destination="61" />
<arc exit="go" move="go tall doors" destination="28" />
</node>
<node id="61" name="Boar Clan, Stable" note="Stable">
<description>Along the west wall runs a line of hay-filled stalls, the spaced divided by shoulder-high carved wooden screens. Straw scattered on the hard-packed dirt floor softens the footfalls of both man and beast, but some tall doors leading out to an enclosed practice yard swing noisily on their hinges.</description>
<position x="190" y="470" z="0" />
<arc exit="northeast" move="northeast" destination="62" />
<arc exit="southwest" move="southwest" destination="60" />
<arc exit="go" move="go tall doors" destination="63" />
</node>
<node id="62" name="Boar Clan, Stable Tack Room" note="Tack Room|Agglar" color="#FF0000">
<description>On very cold or overcast days, oil lamps in the end of the longhouse are lit, but on sunny days, a wooden shutter high in the gable is propped open to allow light to spill in. Wicker baskets full of grooming tools hang from iron hooks on the back wall above a large trunk and feed bin.</description>
<description>A few oil lamps hung on long chains from the ceiling beams wash the end of the longhouse with a warm glow that resonates in the earthy colors of the wood, straw and leather. Wicker baskets full of grooming tools hang from iron hooks on the back wall above a large trunk and feed bin.</description>
<position x="200" y="460" z="0" />
<arc exit="southwest" move="southwest" destination="61" />
</node>
<node id="63" name="Boar Clan, Stable Training Yard" note="Training Yard">
<description>A variety of obstacles for training beast and rider dot a grassy plot enclosed by a split-rail fence. The trees of a young pine forest shade the northern end of the yard while the stable and the longhouse of the Stablemaster border the southern end.</description>
<position x="180" y="460" z="0" />
<arc exit="go" move="go tall doors" destination="61" />
</node>
<node id="64" name="Trader Outpost, Stable" note="Caravan Stable">
<description>The braying of pack animals and the smell of their sweat fill the small outpost stable. Rusty hooks in the roof beams dangle an array of feedbags, bridles and caravan yokes down from above. An iron-studded plank door leads into the office.</description>
<position x="140" y="520" z="0" />
<arc exit="out" move="out" destination="19" />
<arc exit="go" move="go plank door" destination="65" />
</node>
<node id="65" name="Boar Clan, Trader Outpost" note="Trader Outpost|trade minister|shipment clerk" color="#00FF00">
<description>Bronze oil lamps hang from the thick beams below the thatching, casting a warm circles of light down on the hard-packed dirt floor. A wizened Gor'Tog commerce minister ambles from table to table through a maze of piled crates, handling each transaction with a gravelly grunt. An iron-studded plank door leads out to the stable.</description>
<position x="150" y="510" z="0" />
<arc exit="out" move="out" destination="19" />
<arc exit="go" move="go plank door" destination="64" />
</node>
<node id="66" name="Urglub's Squishing Emporium, Showroom" note="Urglub's Squishing Emporium|Weapons" color="#FF0000">
<description>Racks bristling with weapons line the log walls of this rustic shop. As one would expect in a shop catering to Gor'Togs, everything in here is big -- the furnishings, the merchandise, and the owner. Urglub, the muscular weaponsmith, stands behind a scarred counter made of thick oaken planks.</description>
<position x="100" y="530" z="0" />
<arc exit="go" move="go doorway" destination="21" />
</node>
<node id="67" name="Hunter's Glade, Southern Tract" note="Hunter's Glade">
<description>The trees of the forest grow tall and thin with branches that begin several stories overhead. Most trees have had their bark rubbed and gouged off about a Dwarf's height from the ground. Stuck into a thick thorn-covered fir is a long yellowed splinter of boar tusk.</description>
<position x="120" y="260" z="0" />
<arc exit="north" move="north" destination="72" />
<arc exit="southwest" move="southwest" destination="68" />
<arc exit="go" move="go narrow trail" destination="2" />
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<node id="68" name="Hunter's Glade, Southern Tract">
<description>The glade is a young, open pine forest. A crisp, clean scent fills the cool air and the river's burbling is soothing, like a lullaby.</description>
<description>The glade is a young and open pine forest brightened with sunlight and the sound of the river. Birds call from their perches and occasionally swoop down from the boughs, either seeking a meal or in a game of chase with one another. The crisp, clean scent of fir and spruce sharpens the cool air.</description>
<position x="100" y="280" z="0" />
<arc exit="northeast" move="northeast" destination="67" />
<arc exit="northwest" move="northwest" destination="69" />
</node>
<node id="69" name="Hunter's Glade, Cragside">
<description>Stone outcroppings lining the steep descent into the river to the west echo the sound of the water playing merrily below. The crags here are too unstable to climb and too wide to dive over, but father north, the forest edges closer to the river.</description>
<position x="80" y="260" z="0" />
<arc exit="north" move="north" destination="70" />
<arc exit="southeast" move="southeast" destination="68" />
</node>
<node id="70" name="Hunter's Glade, Cragside">
<description>Saplings grow from slivers of earth caught in the crevices of the stony crags. They cling tenaciously to the steep wall of shattered stone and arc gently over the water. Their roots never grow very deep, and evidence of a hard rain's power to dislodge them lies cracked and broken on the rocks below.</description>
<position x="80" y="240" z="0" />
<arc exit="northeast" move="northeast" destination="71" />
<arc exit="south" move="south" destination="69" />
</node>
<node id="71" name="Hunter's Glade, Cragside">
<description>Thick clusters of blueberry bushes amble along the edge of the crags and quiver with the movements of birds perched within. At dawn and twilight, when the sun's light is thinnest, small grey conies hop out from the shrubs in search of grasses and roots to augment their diet of berries. The river is barely visible as it wends through the banks far beyond the bushes and the stony descent.</description>
<position x="100" y="220" z="0" />
<arc exit="northeast" move="northeast" destination="75" />
<arc exit="southeast" move="southeast" destination="72" />
<arc exit="southwest" move="southwest" destination="70" />
<arc exit="northwest" move="northwest" destination="76" />
</node>
<node id="72" name="Hunter's Glade, Southern Tract">
<description>The thick, scaly bark of a nearby sikka tree secretes golden sap that wells in the cracks and crevices. Unlucky insects become entombed in the gooey traps.</description>
<position x="120" y="240" z="0" />
<arc exit="northeast" move="northeast" destination="73" />
<arc exit="south" move="south" destination="67" />
<arc exit="northwest" move="northwest" destination="71" />
<arc exit="climb" move="climb sikka tree" destination="550" />
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<node id="73" name="Hunter's Glade, Southern Tract">
<description>A weeping hemlock droops over a weathered lunat log to shelter a patch of spindly puffball mushrooms that grow tall and top-heavy so that they bend over slightly beneath the weight of their pale caps. From somewhere close comes the sound of grunting and something trundling through the underbrush.</description>
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<node id="74" name="Hunter's Glade, Southern Tract">
<description>A stand of pale slender-trunked paper birches grows along a ridge to the northeast. Their bark is thin, white and smooth, separating into diaphanous strips that curl back from the trunk. Skinny saplings growing amid the taller elders are reddish-brown but share the same delicate pointed-oval leaves that turn golden in autumn.</description>
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<node id="75" name="Hunter's Glade, Southern Tract">
<description>The needle-strewn forest floor spreads out beneath a dark night sky framed by spruce and pine boughs. Juniper and laurel shrubs huddle around the trees, while seasonal flowers and bright-berried hollies sprawl in clearings between. Patches of snow that linger throughout the year in the cool shade of the forest glisten beneath the pale celestial light.</description>
<description>The needle-strewn forest floor spreads out beneath a sky framed by spruce and pine boughs. Seasonal flowers sprawl in sunlit clearings while juniper and laurel shrubs enjoy the shade where patches of snow linger throughout the year.</description>
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<node id="76" name="Hunter's Glade, Cragside">
<description>The land drops off to the west alongside the burbling Liirewsag. The plunk of pinecones falling into the river from overhanging boughs punctuates the water's steady song. Cones and splintered branches that fell short of the water lie strewn across the treacherous crags below. Bloated and half-eaten by scavenger birds, the carcass of an unfortunate boar also lies broken across the rocks.</description>
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<node id="77" name="Hunter's Glade, Cragside">
<description>Piles of stone and heavy boulders cap the craggy shore, blocking access to the river. From between the stones grow woody plants that produce hardy orange blooms in late autumn. Rather than wilt, they become straw-like and preserved into the winter months until blown away by a storm. To the northwest, the earth slips down to the water's level.</description>
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<node id="78" name="Hunter's Glade, Southern Tract">
<description>Slender evergreens grow tall and straight, with high, narrow crowns of branches. The lowest limbs in this area belong to the longleaf pine, whose feathery boughs wave in the breezes about one story overhead. Once their long dark green needles fall, they turn deep amber brown. Frosty white wads of sap drip from their needles and cover the ground with globs of sticky goop that resemble hailstones.</description>
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<node id="79" name="Hunter's Glade, Southern Tract">
<description>A patch of green grows in this wide clearing amid the trees and pine needle-covered earth. Tiny yellow waiku flowers scatter in the grasses and clover, their petals spread wide to catch light from the heavens. The flora surrounding the clearing is as varied as a patchwork shawl.</description>
<description>A patch of green grows in this wide clearing amid the trees and pine needle-covered earth. Tiny yellow waiku flowers huddle in the grasses and clover, their petals closed tightly against the sunlight. The flora surrounding the clearing is as varied as a patchwork shawl.</description>
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<node id="80" name="Hunter's Glade, Southern Tract">
<description>Curious dark, rounded mammoth-sized boulders of basalt lie atop and project from the forest floor here. They look as if they had been dropped in place, as they do not match the granite outcroppings or craggy shoreline. Some have deep valleys filled with windblown soil and decaying matter in which weeds and small saplings grow, as though recreating the glade in miniature.</description>
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<node id="81" name="Hunter's Glade, Riverside">
<description>The earth falls sharply downward from this perfect diving spot to dip its peaty edge in the river. The bank leading to the river below is moist and fertile, making it an ideal home to a wide variety of hostas. Most have variegated leaves of green streaked with yellow or gold, while others are nearly blue with blotchy patterns of white. In spring, the leafy, low-growing plants send up tall spindly stalks that bloom in purple, white and orange.</description>
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<node id="82" name="Hunter's Glade, Riverside">
<description>Here, the land is level with the water. A permanent-looking puddle drenches the soil around the base of some tall cedar trees that cluster in a small depression. Rain and snow feed the river that swells and ebbs with the seasons, changing the landscape and renewing the bank's fertile richness. To the north and east, the earth rises again, pulling away from the sodden bank of the river.</description>
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<node id="83" name="Hunter's Glade, Southern Tract">
<description>Slender needles from a stand of longleaf pine trees cover the ground here, making a crunchy matting that springs slightly underfoot. Clusters of the tree's small cones lie scattered about, most having been pried open by squirrels for the seeds within. A few undoubtedly opened before they fell, allowing their seeds to disperse and begin the forest's next generation.</description>
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<node id="84" name="Hunter's Glade, Riverside">
<description>The long, thick roots of a quaking aspen grow through the loamy soil and dangle down the steep bank to the cold waters of the river below. The tree's broad, spreading crown sports leaves that are deep shiny green with silver undersides, and shiver in the wind, giving the tree its name. In autumn, its foliage takes on brilliant hues of red, orange and yellow.</description>
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<node id="85" name="Hunter's Glade, Southern Tract">
<description>Beneath many of the shrubs and low tree branches are large saucer-shaped depressions. The leaf-lined hollows evidence the forest's boar population. In the day, the nests are filled with several boars piled together in sleep, but in the evening, all the nests are empty as entire drifts of boars roam the glade.</description>
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<node id="86" name="Hunter's Glade, Southern Tract">
<description>A line of ashen birches looks ghostly pale against the darker pines that surround them, like the spirits of fallen trees floating amid the living. Their leafy limbs sway gracefully with each breath of wind and rustle a soft accompaniment to the river's song.</description>
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<node id="87" name="Hunter's Glade, Southern Tract">
<description>A dead pine's skeletal branches knock together in the wind, and the dry rapping noises travel down the limbs into the trunk, sounding like a heart beating somewhere deep within. The coarse, black bark clings to the weather-silvered tree only in ragged patches that crumble off easily, and in the crook of a low branch, the wood bears the lacy scars of a termite infestation.</description>
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<node id="88" name="Hunter's Glade, Southern Tract">
<description>Cold winds blow energetically down the northward slope and through the glade. They cut through the strong smell of pine needles and dry, musty leaf mold that hangs heavily beneath the trees. Each breeze renews the air with icy freshness.</description>
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<node id="89" name="Hunter's Glade, Northern Tract">
<description>Bristly spruce limbs cast filigree shadows that frolic over the ground as the trees sway in breezes scented with the clean smell of heather and pine. The trees stand far enough apart that their branches do not overlap, and scrubby bunches of grass peek through the thin layer of pine needles covering the ground between the trees' canopy.</description>
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<node id="90" name="Hunter's Glade, Northern Tract">
<description>Only the occasional night bird breaks the quiet of the evening. Most of the year in the glade, the nighttime stage belongs to the song of the crickets, but during the winter months, the snow owl enjoys a solo.</description>
<description>A white-breasted nuthatch sitting in an overhead bough aggressively calls its mate with a nasal ank-ank-ank sound. After a few calls, an answer comes in a shrill kee-kee from another limb. Several other avian conversations begin, each with its own pitch, rhythm and emotion. Rarely is there a moment of complete silence.</description>
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<node id="91" name="Hunter's Glade, Northern Tract">
<description>A charred and shattered spruce lies in a broken heap surrounded by several other fire-blackened trees, evidence of a lightning strike. Periodic small wildfires help maintain the openness of the wood by clearing underbrush and encouraging growth of grasses and sedge. Already life is returning to the scorched area as a few tender new seedlings sprout from a mound of blackened earth.</description>
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<node id="92" name="Hunter's Glade, Northern Tract">
<description>Soft pillows of bright green moss cling to the gnarled roots of some yews grouped on a low rise. Between the trees, small piles of snow held in hollows formed by the roots melt slowly, providing a constant trickle to moisten the bark on which the moss thrives.</description>
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<node id="93" name="Hunter's Glade, Riverside">
<description>The river burbles playfully along the base of the steep, muddy bank with a song that is steady and meditative, like a Cleric's chant. Bright-winged moths flutter by, shimmering in borrowed light from the heavens.</description>
<description>The river burbles playfully along the base of the steep and muddy bank, like a shimmering silver ribbon against brunette curls. Birds perch on overhanging tree limbs to watch for potential meals swimming below and without warning, quickly swoop down to grab a struggling fish in their talons, then fly off with their catch.</description>
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<description>Cooler night winds sigh among the pine boughs, creating a sense of quiet solitude broken only by the sound of the boars that inhabit the forest. A loud grunting sound usually precedes their barreling heedlessly through the area, snapping thin saplings and turning up the smooth brown carpet of pine needles. Frequently, they stop to sharpen their tusks or just scratch themselves on the pines' rough bark, flaking chunks off and leaving the pale wood exposed.</description>
<description>Sunlight speckles the forest floor and wind sighs among the pine boughs, creating a sense of quiet solitude broken only by the sound of the boars that inhabit the forest. A loud grunting sound usually precedes their barreling heedlessly through the area, snapping thin saplings and turning up the smooth brown carpet of pine needles. Frequently, they stop to sharpen their tusks or just scratch themselves on the pines' rough bark, flaking chunks off and leaving the pale wood exposed.</description>
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<node id="95" name="Hunter's Glade, Northern Tract">
<description>Beneath the tall conifers, the glade is open and park-like, relatively free of underbrush but for patches of shrubs that usually huddle close to the trees' shade. Stretches of grass and sedge grow in small clearings, where older trees have fallen and the progression of the forest begins again with the smallest plants.</description>
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<node id="96" name="Hunter's Glade, Riverside">
<description>Ferns grow down the slope beside the river, softening the stony bank with their long, filigree fronds. The water's swift current gambols along below, swirling around bends in the landscape and skipping over stones or fallen branches with a glad splashing sound.</description>
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<node id="97" name="Hunter's Glade, Northern Tract">
<description>The lunat's lowest, more or less horizontal branches typically die but remain on the tree for a few years afterward, giving it a scraggly look before they fall off. These dead lower branches are generally encrusted with brittle splotches of grey-green lichen and pale shelves of fungus.</description>
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<node id="98" name="Hunter's Glade, Riverside">
<description>A viny heap of small leaf ivy cascades down the bank to the river below. Caught in the tangled tendrils are twigs, dried leaves and slender longleaf pine needles bundled together like tiny whiskbrooms. Small brown chipmunks occasionally peek out from the ivy's leafy cover to scout the area for predators before venturing out.</description>
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<node id="99" name="Hunter's Glade, Northern Tract">
<description>A grey and tattered bit of rope dangles from an overhanging tree limb, swinging back and forth in the wind. Judging from the slipknots tied around the branch, the rope appears to be the remains of a trap. The locals have long used this glade for hunting and trapping with such productive results that the only reason they've found to venture farther north into the dark, looming Paasvadh is foolhardy adventure-seeking.</description>
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<description>A ragged trench carved through the thick carpet of pine needles by flowing rainwater and melted snow follows the slope from the northeast down to the river's edge. The bank is muddy and clotted with clumps of decaying debris, but climbable by an able soul to gain access to the chill river below.</description>
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<node id="101" name="Hunter's Glade, Northern Tract">
<description>The land rises sharply to the north and east, stepping up in plateaus that seem supported by smooth chunks of granite mortared together with damp earth and moss. At the base of each rise lies a line of trees washed away with the thin soil by rain or meltwater. Large moths flutter in and out of a gap in the lacy trim of deadfall.</description>
<description>The land rises sharply to the north and east, stepping up in plateaus that seem supported by smooth chunks of granite mortared together with damp earth and moss. At the base of each rise lies a line of trees washed away with the thin soil by rain or meltwater. Twittering birds flit in and out of a gap in the lacy trim of deadfall.</description>
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<description>The sloped riverbank yields again to steep, stony crags that climb away from the swiftly moving river. To the southwest, the land dips its peaty fringe in the water, but to the northeast, it sits high on the rocky steppes.</description>
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<node id="103" name="Hunter's Glade, Northern Tract">
<description>The forest floor reclaims the remains of a fallen pine. Heavy blankets of moss appear to drag it physically back into the earth. The tree's thick cloak of bark has almost completely sloughed off and the exposed wood is pitted with rot. In the cool climate of the forest steppe, decay is slow and deliberate.</description>
<description>The sunlit forest floor reclaims the remains of a fallen pine. Blankets of heavy moss appear to drag it physically back into the earth. The tree's cloak of bark has almost completely sloughed off, and the exposed wood is dark with rot. In the cool climate of the forest steppe, decay is slow and deliberate.</description>
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<description>The glade's omnivorous boars voraciously root in the pine litter for grubs, nuts, fungi, small animals and carrion, leaving upturned tufts of needles, soil and twigs. Their furrowing is essential to both their survival and that of the forest, as they mix nutrients in the soil and speed the process of decomposition that is slowed by the cool climate.</description>
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<node id="105" name="Hunter's Glade, Northern Tract">
<description>Squat bristlecone pines scatter along the steep rocky outcrops to the northeast. Each pine, from young seedling to ancient relic, has an individual character. Young trees are densely clad with glistening needle-covered branches that sway like foxtails in the wind. Their bristled cones drip pine-scented resin and exude all the freshness of youth. As centuries pass and the elements batter the trees, they become sculpted into astonishingly beautiful shapes.</description>
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<node id="106" name="Hunter's Glade, Northern Tract">
<description>Ivy envelops all but the skyward-reaching splinter of a broken stump. It smothers the rocky outcroppings and covers the ground in deep green filigree throughout the seasons. Even the darkest night skies have a glimmer of light that plays gaily over the shiny ivy leaves.</description>
<description>Ivy envelops all but the skyward-reaching splinter of a broken stump. It smothers the rocky outcroppings and covers the ground in deep green filigree throughout the seasons. The sunlight plays hide-and-seek with shadows over the leafy blanket as it shivers in the brisk wind.</description>
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<node id="107" name="Hunter's Glade, Northern Tract">
<description>Birdsongs filter in from all directions, blending into a sweet arboreal symphony. Some twitter staccato soprano parts and others caw contralto backbeats. The owls and mourning doves add their long, slow tenor nearest twilight and dawn, when the sky's colors demand a bit more drama.</description>
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<node id="108" name="Hunter's Glade, Northern Tract">
<description>Twin maple seedlings grow in a depression atop a very large basalt boulder. A passing bird must have deposited the seeds, as there are no other maple trees in the glade. Birds enjoy the rock because the shallow wells in its surface hold water high enough from the ground that they can drink and bathe here without being menaced by the glade's larger inhabitants.</description>
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<node id="109" name="Hunter's Glade, Northern Tract">
<description>The litter of pine needles and leaves in the area is turned up from the recent furrowing of wild boars in search of something good to eat. Hoarse grunting and chirruping surrounds nighttime travelers in the boars' domain. Occasionally, an alarmed squeal tears through the darkness.</description>
<description>A scarlet-coifed woodpecker perched high in a nearby pine chips off loose flakes of tree bark with a staccato rat-a-tat-a-tat. The bark bits fall to the ground with a soft pattering sound, like a dry rain. The litter of pine needles and leaves in the area is turned up from the recent furrowing of wild boars in search of something good to eat.</description>
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<description>The trees become older, taller and closer as the glade wends up the broken landscape toward a dark line of towering trees to the north. The underbrush also thickens noticeably as viny plants and scrubby bushes tangle amid the tree roots and timeworn stones protruding from the earth.</description>
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<description>To the north, the landscape fractures into a jumble of progressively larger outcrops and low cliffs. Tall conifers crowd each other and cling with gnarled roots to the unyielding, stony soil. On slopes too steep for trees grow azaleas that bloom red and pink in the early spring. Several varieties of holly mingle with the lower-growing plants and adorn the glade's winter season with berries ranging from red and orange to golden yellow.</description>
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<node id="112" name="Hunter's Glade, Northern Tract">
<description>A mature felenok pine reaches majestically skyward and seems to hold the heavens in its outstretched limbs. Large cones burden the ends of each branch, making them arc slightly downward. Few felenok seeds survive to fulfill their purpose, as they are sweet to the palate of local squirrels that eagerly pry them from their cones before they drop to the ground.</description>
<description>A mature felenok pine reaches majestically skyward and seems to grasp the sun in its outstretched limbs. Large, golden cones burden the ends of each branch, making them arc slightly downward. Few felenok seeds survive to fulfill their purpose, as they are sweet to the palate of local squirrels that eagerly pry them from their cones before they drop to the ground.</description>
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<node id="113" name="Hunter's Glade, Northern Tract">
<description>Heather grows in wispy clumps between the widely spaced trees. Its feathery texture contrasts with the stiff and dark-leafed boxwood growing nearby, and it celebrates each thaw with blooming sprays of purple and lavender.</description>
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<node id="114" name="Hunter's Glade, Dark Trees Path">
<description>Moss drapes from the sap-sugared pine branches above in wispy grey-blue tendrils. They embrangle tall shrubs and fill in gaps in the tree canopy to block out almost all of the sky.</description>
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<node id="115" name="Hunter's Glade, Dark Trees Path">
<description>Patches of grass and moss cling to craggy outcrops that crowd stands of spruce and modwir. Ivy and large shrubs tangle around the trees, further constricting the pathway leading upslope.</description>
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<node id="116" name="Hunter's Glade, Dark Trees Path">
<description>The tree branches twine overhead, covering the glade with cool shadow that shuts out moonlight. Mist rises from the ground and is trapped beneath the canopy. It washes the landscape with ashen shades, lending a sense of foreboding to the pathway that is heightened by strange animal cries and sounds of movement in the brush. It's little wonder the locals seldom tread this route.</description>
<description>The tree branches twine overhead, covering the glade with cool shadow that chases the sunlight away. Strange animal cries and sounds of movement that rustle in the thickening underbrush add to a sense of foreboding that fills the pathway. It's little wonder the locals seldom tread this route.</description>
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<node id="117" name="Hunter's Glade, Dark Trees Path">
<description>The trees bend in over the slim pathway, casting it deep in shade. Gnarled knotholes peering down through the bristly canopy of a fat spruce tree seem to watch every movement. Shrill cries, unlike those heard farther south, pierce the dusky veil and seem to resonate in one's bones.</description>
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<node id="118" name="Hunter's Glade, Dark Trees Path">
<description>Thick shrubs push in toward the path and grab at passers-by like the small hands of a child tugging at one's cloak hem. The sound of birdsong is strangely absent despite the thick mesh of branches above.</description>
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<node id="119" name="Hunter's Glade, Dark Trees Path">
<description>Cascades of ivy and other viny plants pour over each outcrop, concealing the stone-clotted earth and making the sharply rising landscape look more like a solid wall of dark foliage. Fir and cedar trees lean into one another as they stagger up the slope, like old men walking home from a bar.</description>
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<node id="120" name="Hunter's Glade, Dark Trees Path">
<description>Leathery brown tripe lichen grows on many of the exposed rocks and looks like vaguely circular patches torn from a tanned hide. The slightly upturned edges catch and store rainwater that keeps the plant supple. Those with tears or insect-munched holes quickly dry up and become brittle.</description>
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<node id="121" name="Hunter's Glade, Dark Trees Path">
<description>Hardwoods gradually mingle with the conifers, giving the wind a slightly raspier voice when rustling through the branches. In winter, the bare tree limbs whisper hoarsely as they rub against each other and sometimes sound like the grunting of boars.</description>
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<node id="122" name="Hunter's Glade, Beneath the Deadfall">
<description>Covered with climbing vines, a latticework of branches twines just overhead, spanning a shallow gully at the base of an outcrop and creating a snug bower for those seeking shelter. Birds perched amid the boughs twitter softly.</description>
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<node id="123" name="Hunter's Glade, Beneath the Deadfall">
<description>Covered with climbing vines, a latticework of branches twines just overhead, spanning a shallow gully at the base of an outcrop and creating a snug bower for those seeking shelter. Birds perched amid the boughs twitter softly.</description>
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<node id="124" name="Pilgrimage Trail, Forest">
<description>Partially obscured by fallen pine needles, the soft earth holds the small paw prints of a fox. Matted tufts of grey fur, the remains of some rodent, are strewn before a hollow between gnarled tree roots. The faint scent of decay mingles with the sharp smell of pine sap.</description>
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<node id="125" name="Pilgrimage Trail, Forest">
<description>Showing tell-tale signs of foot traffic, the narrow path creeps between the boles of ancient pines. Many years' accumulation of rusty-brown needles and splintering pinecones carpet the ground, providing ample forage for squirrels and birds.</description>
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<node id="126" name="Pilgrimage Trail, Forest">
<description>Cattails and bulrushes cluster thickly along the shores of a small pond nestled in a dip in the terrain. The forest itself is quiet, the stillness broken by a sporadic breeze rustling through the pine boughs.</description>
<description>Cattails and bulrushes cluster thickly along the shores of a small pond nestled in a dip in the terrain. Faint wisps of mist cling to the surface of the water. The forest itself is quiet, the stillness broken by occasional birdsong and the wind rustling through the pine boughs.</description>
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<node id="127" name="Pilgrimage Trail, Forest">
<description>The rustle of twigs and needles is constant as the pine trees move with the slightest disturbance in the air. The rugged trail continues its meandering way through the wooded foothills.</description>
<description>Eternally mantled in snow and ice, the Arncharn Shel mountains rule the eastern horizon. Soaring high above the dense forest, the stony windswept heights are painted numerous shades of grey. The rugged trail continues its meandering way through the wooded foothills.</description>
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<node id="128" name="Pilgrimage Trail, Forest">
<description>Fresh gouges bleed yellow sap where something has sharpened its claws on a giant pine. The glistening sap-glazed bark contrasts with the muted grey-green moss mottling the trunks of the other trees. Providing shelter to a family of bushy-tailed woodrats, a thick tangle of red currant bushes adds a bright splash of color. The occasional shriek of a hawk brings about a temporary cessation of rustling in the undergrowth.</description>
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<node id="129" name="Pilgrimage Trail, Forest">
<description>Thick tree trunks crowd close together while twisted branches weave a dense canopy overhead, all but blocking the view of the night sky and enshrouding the road in velvety darkness. A fickle breeze sporadically rustles through the branches, cutting the scent of damp earth and decay hanging in the air.</description>
<description>Heavily wooded hills rise on both sides as the road winds among them. Glimpsed through the thinning trees to the north, a narrow valley nestles beneath the looming shadow of a snow-capped mountain standing silent watch over the terrain. A fickle breeze sporadically rustles through the branches, cutting the scent of damp earth and leaf mold hanging in the air.</description>
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<node id="130" name="Pilgrimage Trail, Overlook" note="RTF26|RT-PT-VO" color="#C2B280">
<description>The trees thin to the north, exposing a warm twinkle of lights indicating a small settlement down slope. Occasionally a small, rodent-like creature scurries out of the concealing vegetation beside the road to disappear into the thick grass on the other side.</description>
<description>From the top of a rise overlooking the valley, the road affords a view of cultivated terraced fields divided by low walls of dark stone. Goats dot the hillside, grazing on the tall grasses covering the rocky slopes beyond the fields. Centered within this pastoral vista is a complex of buildings enclosed by fortified walls.</description>
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<node id="131" name="Pilgrimage Trail, Vela'Tohr Valley">
<description>Stones shift alarmingly underfoot, requiring extra care while traversing the road in the dark. Birds twitter sleepily from the tree branches overhead.</description>
<description>Dominating the view to the north, a mountain looms over the small settlement. At once beautiful and forbidding, the crags and ice-capped peaks display a multiplicity of hues and textures. Reaching endlessly for the sky, sheer bluffs and level terraces juxtaposed with jagged cliffs range in subtle shades between black, blue-grey and white.</description>
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<node id="132" name="Pilgrimage Trail, Vela'Tohr Valley">
<description>Making for treacherous footing in the dark, an uneven jumble of cobblestones paves the way down the rocky slope. Intermittent gusts of wind swirl through the area, carrying the faint crisp scent of ice.</description>
<description>In desperate need of realignment, the uneven jumble of cobblestones forming the road meanders down the gentle slope. A sturdy wall rises to the north, the sharpened stakes along the top pointing skyward like a line of spears raised in defense. Yellowing grasses, well nibbled by the goats which roam in the valley, cover much of the rocky ground.</description>
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<node id="133" name="Pilgrimage Trail, Outside the Monastery" note="Monastery">
<description>Rising to intimidating heights, the fortified wall enclosing the compound is broken only by a stout ironwood gate. A lit torch at the gate brightens the bronze fittings and a plaque which is clearly marked with the crest of the Clerics' Guild.</description>
<description>Rising to intimidating heights, the fortified wall enclosing the compound is broken only by a stout ironwood gate. The gate displays a bronze plaque engraved with the crest of the Clerics' Guild superimposed over a towering mountain.</description>
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<node id="134" name="Pilgrimage Trail, Vela'Tohr Valley">
<description>Flickers of golden lantern light can be glimpsed between the stakes surmounting the high, thick wall running alongside the road. Low mounds of blackberry brambles cover the rocky slope on the opposite side of the track.</description>
<description>Browning clumps of grass push up between cracked cobblestones, obscuring the edges of the roadway. Low mounds of blackberry brambles cover the rocky slope to the south, grudgingly giving way to cultivated fields to the west. Steeply pitched roofs can be glimpsed between the stakes surmounting the high, thick wall stretching east to west alongside the road.</description>
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<description>A faint orange glow rises above the dark wall from the torches and lamps of the buildings within. Chill breezes mutter through the dry grass, carrying a faintly disturbing scent of decay and ash.</description>
<description>The fortified wall enclosing the monastery grounds turns north here, sheltering the huddled buildings and those within from weather and wildlife. Terraced fields rise to the south and west, scenting the vagrant breeze with mulched soil and cultivated vegetation.</description>
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<node id="136" name="Pilgrimage Trail, Trade Outpost">
<description>Most of the buildings crowding around the square are closed against the night, waiting stoically for the coming of dawn. Flickering lantern light escapes through the wooden shutters of some of the shops, providing scant illumination and proving not all business halted with the setting of the sun.</description>
<description>The cobblestone road ends in a broad square crowded with thatch-roofed buildings and shops, their brick chimneys emitting wisps of bluish smoke. Winding northwards, a packed earth track continues towards the mountains in the distance.</description>
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<description>A high wall along the dirt road prevents goats from wandering into the monastery's fields. The intermittent, brisk snap of cloth fluttering in wind emanates from somewhere in the night off the west side of the track.</description>
<description>A high wall lines one side of the dirt road and prevents goats from wandering into the monastery's fields. Orderly rows of stunted yet healthy plants peek over the top of the weathered stone. Strung on a taut line stretched between two notched stakes, tattered scraps of cloth flutter in the fickle breeze.</description>
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<node id="138" name="Pilgrimage Trail, Vela'Tohr Valley" note="Vela'Tohr Bloodvines|Bloodvines">
<description>Dry grasses whisper in supplication as they bow beneath the frigid breezes, punctuated by the sounds of scree crunching underfoot. Looming out of the darkness, a smooth stone wall is broken by a wooden gate which offers access to one of the plots of terraced farmland.</description>
<description>Yellowing grass along the rutted track is slowly losing its battle with mortality. Clumps of weeds skirt the stone wall enclosing a field with scarcely a break for the gate. Towards the north, a dark line of trees is visible in the distance.</description>
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<node id="139" name="Pilgrimage Trail, Vela'Tohr Valley" note="Asketian monk">
<description>Gusting in fitful spurts, a chill breeze brings momentary relief from the stench of decay and smoke lingering in the air. The rustling of leaves is audible at the trail penetrating the forest's boundaries, yet all traces of natural wildlife seem strangely absent. Visible to the south, the lights of a settlement float dimly in the darkness like a beacon promising warmth and safety.</description>
<description>A patchwork of terraced fields bound by low rock walls spreads to the south. Between the cultivated rows, a tidy grid work of paths is still visible forming a subtle brocade of dark earth against the less-than-verdant vegetation. Inexplicably, the acrid tang of smoke mingled with a hint of decay lingers in the air. The road ends here, dwindling into a weed-choked trail leading into dark forest.</description>
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<node id="140" name="Hunter's Glade, Liirewsag River" color="#0000FF">
<description>The peaty edge of the land dips down into the cold, swiftly flowing water. Clusters of hosta huddled along the edge and mimic the piles of rounded rock that dominate the shoreline to the south. In the summer, they send up shoots of white flowers that bob in the breeze.</description>
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<node id="141" name="Hunter's Glade, Liirewsag River" color="#0000FF">
<description>Cedar trees shade the shoreline and scent the cool mist-filled air above the river with a clean, astringent fragrance. Small eddies swirl in small coves along the soft, muddy bank, but the steady flow of the current prevents them from staying long enough to stagnate.</description>
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<node id="142" name="Hunter's Glade, Liirewsag River" color="#0000FF">
<description>Spreading the broad and graceful limbs of its ample crown over the river's edge, a quaking aspen's leaves shiver in the wind. Though patches of ice and snow enjoy the deep shade along the riverbank during the majority of the year, they yield in warmest months to bright green clusters of skunk cabbage.</description>