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[[File:Mordent.gif|thumb|300px|MCS' depiction of Mordent]] | [[File:Mordent.gif|thumb|300px|MCS' depiction of Mordent]] | ||
==Language== | ==Language== | ||
Mordentish | [[Mordentish]] | ||
==Flora & Fauna== | |||
[[Wraithroot]] is native to Mordent. | |||
==Geography== | ==Geography== | ||
Mordent is dotted with small villages. [[Waterford]] is mentioned by [[John Mangrum]] in his adventure [['The Man Who Lost His Mind']]. [[Crawford]] is a village derived from the Dungeon adventure [['The Unkindness of Ravens']], by [[Jason Kuhl]]. [[Glenwich]] is a take on the English Dunwich (a real village on a sandcliff that threatens to be swallowed by the sea). The last site also is the location of [[Preston Hill]], which is featured in [[Children of the Night:Ghosts]]. The [[Mordent Cartographic Society]] also supplied a few non-canon river names. The [['Volfen']] is the river that originates in what was previously [[Arkandale]], while the [['Newbury River']] flows out of [[Richemulot]]. | Mordent is dotted with small villages. [[Waterford]] is mentioned by [[John Mangrum]] in his adventure [['The Man Who Lost His Mind']]. [[Crawford]] is a village derived from the Dungeon adventure [['The Unkindness of Ravens']], by [[Jason Kuhl]]. [[Glenwich]] is a take on the English Dunwich (a real village on a sandcliff that threatens to be swallowed by the sea). The last site also is the location of [[Preston Hill]], which is featured in [[Children of the Night:Ghosts]]. The [[Mordent Cartographic Society]] also supplied a few non-canon river names. The [['Volfen']] is the river that originates in what was previously [[Arkandale]], while the [['Newbury River']] flows out of [[Richemulot]]. | ||
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Language
Flora & Fauna
Wraithroot is native to Mordent.
Geography
Mordent is dotted with small villages. Waterford is mentioned by John Mangrum in his adventure 'The Man Who Lost His Mind'. Crawford is a village derived from the Dungeon adventure 'The Unkindness of Ravens', by Jason Kuhl. Glenwich is a take on the English Dunwich (a real village on a sandcliff that threatens to be swallowed by the sea). The last site also is the location of Preston Hill, which is featured in Children of the Night:Ghosts. The Mordent Cartographic Society also supplied a few non-canon river names. The 'Volfen' is the river that originates in what was previously Arkandale, while the 'Newbury River' flows out of Richemulot.
Analog
English countryside.
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