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The Via Strigos ("Rawboned Road"), which is more popularly known as the Strigos Road, will join the [[East Timori Road]] at Liara to the [[Argenteus Road]] and the [[Tempe Road]] just west of [[Tempe Falls]]. It is actually the reopening of a pre-existing route destroyed during the [[Scourge of Arak]]. It cuts across the [[Mountains of Misery]]. It will skirt the western flanks of [[Mount Nyid]] and cross the [[Amnis Lacrimarum]] ("River of Tears") southwest of [[Mount Nirka]] which is the river's source. The date of completion or even the state of progress is unknown. Several new bridges and tunnels are required however. Trade along the road will confront not only the challenges offered by the Mountains of Misery, but equally that of | The Via Strigos ("Rawboned Road"), which is more popularly known as the Strigos Road, will join the [[East Timori Road]] at Liara to the [[Argenteus Road]] and the [[Tempe Road]] just west of [[Tempe Falls]]. It is actually the reopening of a pre-existing route destroyed during the [[Scourge of Arak]], all be it at that time to the [[Old Svalich . It cuts across the [[Mountains of Misery]]. It will skirt the western flanks of [[Mount Nyid]] and cross the [[Amnis Lacrimarum]] ("River of Tears") southwest of [[Mount Nirka]] which is the river's source. The date of completion or even the state of progress is unknown. Several new bridges and tunnels are required however. Trade along the road will confront not only the challenges offered by the Mountains of Misery, but equally that of Nova Vaasan taxation which is even more punititve than that of [[Falkovnia]]. | ||
The [[Great Upheaval]] in 740 BC made possible the building of the Strigos Road by relocating Arak east to the newly opened gash upon the face of the [[Land of Mists]] that is the [[Shadow Rift]]. Their relocation and the disappearance of the land of Arak as such, permitted the subsumption of the Mountains of Misery into Darkon, moving the [[Darkonese frontier]] south to that of Nova Vaasa. Prior to this change, the fool who dared spend the night within the frontiers of Arak vanished without a trace, or so the story goes. | The [[Great Upheaval]] in 740 BC made possible the building of the Strigos Road by relocating Arak east to the newly opened gash upon the face of the [[Land of Mists]] that is the [[Shadow Rift]]. Their relocation and the disappearance of the land of Arak as such, permitted the subsumption of the Mountains of Misery into Darkon, moving the [[Darkonese frontier]] south to that of Nova Vaasa. Prior to this change, the fool who dared spend the night within the frontiers of Arak vanished without a trace, or so the story goes. | ||
Revision as of 13:10, 16 January 2010
The Via Strigos ("Rawboned Road"), which is more popularly known as the Strigos Road, will join the East Timori Road at Liara to the Argenteus Road and the Tempe Road just west of Tempe Falls. It is actually the reopening of a pre-existing route destroyed during the Scourge of Arak, all be it at that time to the [[Old Svalich . It cuts across the Mountains of Misery. It will skirt the western flanks of Mount Nyid and cross the Amnis Lacrimarum ("River of Tears") southwest of Mount Nirka which is the river's source. The date of completion or even the state of progress is unknown. Several new bridges and tunnels are required however. Trade along the road will confront not only the challenges offered by the Mountains of Misery, but equally that of Nova Vaasan taxation which is even more punititve than that of Falkovnia.
The Great Upheaval in 740 BC made possible the building of the Strigos Road by relocating Arak east to the newly opened gash upon the face of the Land of Mists that is the Shadow Rift. Their relocation and the disappearance of the land of Arak as such, permitted the subsumption of the Mountains of Misery into Darkon, moving the Darkonese frontier south to that of Nova Vaasa. Prior to this change, the fool who dared spend the night within the frontiers of Arak vanished without a trace, or so the story goes.
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