Mistwood - Revision history

WikiSysop at 15:46, 20 July 2014

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WikiSysop at 15:45, 20 July 2014

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	\|chapter= Geography		\|chapter= Geography
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			[[Category:Forests]]
			[[Category:Aurea]]
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Noctifer at 14:42, 18 July 2014

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	Situated south of [[the Sea of Blades]] and east of [[Enesia]] on the continent of [[~~Geography of Duria\|~~Duria]], Mistwood is believed to be an ancient haven of elves, though there are no reports of contact with the elves of the Mistwood for centuries, even among other elven nations. Though the forest is primarily an old, mixed temperate forest, there is relatively little harvesting along its western edge, despite the proximity of several villages to the forest. Most of the humans of Enesia have an almost religious reverence for the forest and many stories would indicate that it is haunted, though no one seems to know what event may have lead to such a preponderance of spiritual activity.		Situated south of [[the Sea of Blades]] and east of [[Enesia]] on the continent of [[Duria]], Mistwood is believed to be an ancient haven of elves, though there are no reports of contact with the elves of the Mistwood for centuries, even among other elven nations. Though the forest is primarily an old, mixed temperate forest, there is relatively little harvesting along its western edge, despite the proximity of several villages to the forest. Most of the humans of Enesia have an almost religious reverence for the forest and many stories would indicate that it is haunted, though no one seems to know what event may have lead to such a preponderance of spiritual activity.

	The forest is often shrouded in a dense fog that seems to descent from the [[Cambrecian Mountains]] to the south, which sometimes encroaches on the grasslands east and west of the forest. There are legends of "something" living in these thick mists that will take away the unwary traveler and even a rumor that some time in the ancient past, an entire town disappeared to the fog.		The forest is often shrouded in a dense fog that seems to descent from the [[Cambrecian Mountains]] to the south, which sometimes encroaches on the grasslands east and west of the forest. There are legends of "something" living in these thick mists that will take away the unwary traveler and even a rumor that some time in the ancient past, an entire town disappeared to the fog.

WikiSysop at 18:25, 14 June 2010

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	{{NeedsMap}}		[[Category:Duria]]{{NeedsMap}}
			{{Duria_Guide
			\|chapter= Geography
			}}
	</noinclude>		</noinclude>

WikiSysop at 17:38, 14 June 2010

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			{{NeedsMap}}
	</noinclude>		</noinclude>

WikiSysop at 20:11, 11 March 2010

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	Situated south of [[the Sea of Blades]] and east of [[Enesia]] on the continent of [[Geography of Duria\|Duria]], Mistwood is believed to be an ancient haven of elves, though there are no reports of contact with the elves of the Mistwood for centuries, even among other elven nations. Though the forest is primarily an old, mixed temperate forest, there is relatively little harvesting along its western edge, despite the proximity of several villages to the forest. Most of the humans of Enesia have an almost religious reverence for the forest and many stories would indicate that it is haunted, though no one seems to know what event may have lead to such a preponderance of spiritual activity.		Situated south of [[the Sea of Blades]] and east of [[Enesia]] on the continent of [[Geography of Duria\|Duria]], Mistwood is believed to be an ancient haven of elves, though there are no reports of contact with the elves of the Mistwood for centuries, even among other elven nations. Though the forest is primarily an old, mixed temperate forest, there is relatively little harvesting along its western edge, despite the proximity of several villages to the forest. Most of the humans of Enesia have an almost religious reverence for the forest and many stories would indicate that it is haunted, though no one seems to know what event may have lead to such a preponderance of spiritual activity.

	The forest is often shrouded in a dense fog that seems to descent from [[~~the~~ Cambrecian Mountains]] to the south, which sometimes encroaches on the grasslands east and west of the forest. There are legends of "something" living in these thick mists that will take away the unwary traveler and even a rumor that some time in the ancient past, an entire town disappeared to the fog.		The forest is often shrouded in a dense fog that seems to descent from the [[Cambrecian Mountains]] to the south, which sometimes encroaches on the grasslands east and west of the forest. There are legends of "something" living in these thick mists that will take away the unwary traveler and even a rumor that some time in the ancient past, an entire town disappeared to the fog.
	<noinclude>		<noinclude>

	See also:		See also:
			* [[Cambrecian Mountains]]
	* [[Enesia]]		* [[Enesia]]
	* [[The Sea of Blades]]		* [[The Sea of Blades]]
	</noinclude>		</noinclude>

WikiSysop at 18:43, 8 March 2010

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	Situated south of [[the Sea of Blades]] and east of [[Enesia]], Mistwood is believed to be an ancient haven of elves, though there are no reports of contact with the elves of the Mistwood for centuries, even among other elven nations. Though the forest is primarily an old, mixed temperate forest, there is relatively little harvesting along its western edge, despite the proximity of several villages to the forest. Most of the humans of Enesia have an almost religious reverence for the forest and many stories would indicate that it is haunted, though no one seems to know what event may have lead to such a preponderance of spiritual activity.		Situated south of [[the Sea of Blades]] and east of [[Enesia]] on the continent of [[Geography of Duria\|Duria]], Mistwood is believed to be an ancient haven of elves, though there are no reports of contact with the elves of the Mistwood for centuries, even among other elven nations. Though the forest is primarily an old, mixed temperate forest, there is relatively little harvesting along its western edge, despite the proximity of several villages to the forest. Most of the humans of Enesia have an almost religious reverence for the forest and many stories would indicate that it is haunted, though no one seems to know what event may have lead to such a preponderance of spiritual activity.

	The forest is often shrouded in a dense fog that seems to descent from [[the Cambrecian Mountains]] to the south, which sometimes encroaches on the grasslands east and west of the forest. There are legends of "something" living in these thick mists that will take away the unwary traveler and even a rumor that some time in the ancient past, an entire town disappeared to the fog.		The forest is often shrouded in a dense fog that seems to descent from [[the Cambrecian Mountains]] to the south, which sometimes encroaches on the grasslands east and west of the forest. There are legends of "something" living in these thick mists that will take away the unwary traveler and even a rumor that some time in the ancient past, an entire town disappeared to the fog.

WikiSysop at 18:42, 8 March 2010

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	Mistwood ~~info~~.<noinclude>		Situated south of [[the Sea of Blades]] and east of [[Enesia]], Mistwood is believed to be an ancient haven of elves, though there are no reports of contact with the elves of the Mistwood for centuries, even among other elven nations. Though the forest is primarily an old, mixed temperate forest, there is relatively little harvesting along its western edge, despite the proximity of several villages to the forest. Most of the humans of Enesia have an almost religious reverence for the forest and many stories would indicate that it is haunted, though no one seems to know what event may have lead to such a preponderance of spiritual activity.

			The forest is often shrouded in a dense fog that seems to descent from [[the Cambrecian Mountains]] to the south, which sometimes encroaches on the grasslands east and west of the forest. There are legends of "something" living in these thick mists that will take away the unwary traveler and even a rumor that some time in the ancient past, an entire town disappeared to the fog.
			<noinclude>

	See also:		See also:
	*		* [[Enesia]]
			* [[The Sea of Blades]]
	</noinclude>		</noinclude>

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