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A [[community]] in [[Malosia]] not different from the 12 or other other communities within a day's ride, Parsimol is larger than [[Birne]]. The primitive and [[decayed]] fortifications of an abatis surround the town, with "[[gate]]"s (simply breaks in the abatis) letting oncomers inside. The local [[crop]]s are in better condition than is typical of [[Malosian]] communities, though not as green as a few.<ref>[[Black Crusade]] p. 239-240</ref> | A [[community]] in [[Malosia]] not different from the 12 or other other communities within a day's ride, Parsimol is larger than [[Birne]]. The primitive and [[decayed]] fortifications of an abatis surround the town, with "[[gate]]"s (simply breaks in the abatis) letting oncomers inside. The local [[crop]]s are in better condition than is typical of [[Malosian]] communities, though not as green as a few.<ref>[[Black Crusade]] p. 239-240</ref> It may be considered the focal point for [[witch]] activity, though the witches may well [[hidden]] to outsiders and certainly to the Inquisition, though [[Sir Diederic de Wyndt]] attributed this more to the townspeople moving the stones that mark the [[road]] more than any arcane protection<ref>p. 230-231, 246-247</ref> | ||
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Latest revision as of 14:00, 17 June 2018
A community in Malosia not different from the 12 or other other communities within a day's ride, Parsimol is larger than Birne. The primitive and decayed fortifications of an abatis surround the town, with "gate"s (simply breaks in the abatis) letting oncomers inside. The local crops are in better condition than is typical of Malosian communities, though not as green as a few.[1] It may be considered the focal point for witch activity, though the witches may well hidden to outsiders and certainly to the Inquisition, though Sir Diederic de Wyndt attributed this more to the townspeople moving the stones that mark the road more than any arcane protection[2]
References
- ↑ Black Crusade p. 239-240
- ↑ p. 230-231, 246-247
