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		+	'''Bentbridge Woods'''
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		+	A lone road leads from the Lesser Farthing Road to the town of Sirendell, deep in the woods to the north. The road passes over the Sirendell River at the Bentbridge - so named because of the twisted bridge that spans the river. Floods in the past have twisted the bridge, and the town elders have repaired the structure on a number of occassions. The resulting "bent bridge" is a creaking structure that survives to this day - although many merchants are loathe to move precious cargo over it. Some say the elders of Sirendell prefer the isolation the bridge provides.

	'''Blutwald'''		'''Blutwald'''

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 ==History==
-During the First and Second Ages, this fertile land bounded on the north by the Lost River and on the South by the Sirendell River was a vast wilderness known as the Plains of Azgarde.  As exploration pushed south along the coast of the Great Sea, the castle at Azgarde was, for hundreds of years, considered the edge of civilization.  The forests of Blutwald, Halewood and Welkwood kept settlers from pushing too deeply into the region.  Adventurers traveling up river encountered the forbidding Iron Hills which was the extent of early exploration.
+During the First and Second Ages, this fertile land bounded on the north by the Lost River and on the South by the Sirendell River was a vast wilderness known as the Plains of Azgarde.  As exploration pushed south along the coast of the Great Sea, the castle at Azgarde was, for hundreds of years, considered the edge of civilization.  The forests of Blutwald, Halewood and Bentbridge Woods kept settlers from pushing too deeply into the region.  Adventurers traveling up river encountered the forbidding Iron Hills which was the extent of early exploration.
 By the middle of the Third Age, the City-State of Teufeldorf had been established as a trade center.  Farms and ranches became commonplace along the roads through the area.  With the threat of orc raids always present, the Crown created the first Western Reaches barony, Huntingdon, at a newly-rebuilt Azgarde Castle.  The first Lord of Huntingdon, Jamie Treadway, was appointed by land grant in 585 TA.  Jamie was known to invite the king to hunt jaguars in the forests of Halewood near the Iron Hills.  Always enterprising merchants, the Treadways quickly became merchant leaders - a tradition which continues to this day.
 The barony gained independence from the Paladin Kings in 833 TA with the arrival of Grim.  At the end of [[The Hastur Rebellions]] in 885 TA, Huntingdon returned in service to the Crown.
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 The barony gained independence from the Paladin Kings in 833 TA with the arrival of Grim.  At the end of [[The Hastur Rebellions]] in 885 TA, Huntingdon returned in service to the Crown.
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 ==History==
-In the First and Second Ages, this fertile land bounded on the north by the Lost River and on the South by the Sirendell River was a vast wilderness known as the Plains of Azgarde. By the middle of the Third Age, farms had begun to encroach on the plains, although the king was still known to hunt jaguars in the forests of Halewood near the Iron Hills. The present-day barony was established in 585 TA, although it was a vassal of the Paladin Kings for centuries gaining its independence in 833 TA with the arrival of Grim.
+During the First and Second Ages, this fertile land bounded on the north by the Lost River and on the South by the Sirendell River was a vast wilderness known as the Plains of Azgarde.  As exploration pushed south along the coast of the Great Sea, the castle at Azgarde was, for hundreds of years, considered the edge of civilization.  The forests of Blutwald, Halewood and Welkwood kept settlers from pushing too deeply into the region.  Adventurers traveling up river encountered the forbidding Iron Hills which was the extent of early exploration.
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 '''Plains of Azgarde'''
-South of the Lost River lie the vast, fertile plains that provide much of the wealth and food for the Western Reaches. Corn and wheat are grown in abundance here, and the grazing lands of the eastern parts of the plains provide for some of the fattest and most prized cows and livestock. Long settled and ruled for the last three hundred years by an unbroken succession of Barons of Huntingdon, the farmlands of this area are a vital economic key to the success of the crown.
+South of the Lost River lie the vast, fertile plains that provide much of the food for the Western Reaches. Corn, wheat and other grains are grown in abundance here, and the grazing lands of the eastern parts of the plains provide for some of the fattest and most prized cows and livestock. Long settled and ruled for the last three hundred years by an unbroken succession of Barons of Huntingdon, the farmlands of this area are a vital economic key to the success of the crown.
 '''Sirendell River'''
 This swiftly flowing river cuts its way southwest from the Iron Hills into the Great Sea at the village of Azgarde. Icy cold and fresh, the Sirendell River is the lifeblood of the great farmland of the central Western Reaches. This river is the boundary between the Baronies of Huntingdon and Wendover, and a number of small battles have taken place along its banks. Currently, there are only two permanent bridges on the river at the villages of Azgarde and Sirendell. At its headwaters, the Sirendell River is known for its excellent trout and salmon fishing.

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 The Iron Hills are a treeless stretch of red brown hills bounded on the north by the River White, the east by the Misty Woods, the west by the Plains of the Mantis, and the south by the Sirendell River. The tallest peaks in the Iron Hills, known simply as the Three Peaks, lie at the far eastern edge of the range.
-In October 822, an extensive mapping of the area was made by Zachary (later Sir Zachary, Knight of Teufeldorf), Treadway (later Lord Treadway), Condor the Cleric, Father Guido Sarduici, Hylax the Barker, Count Demoney III, and Ikcin Namffoh during a kingdom-sponsored search for the [[Quest for the Staff of the Iron Ring|Staff of the Iron Ring]].
+In October 822 TA, an extensive mapping of the area was made by Zachary (later Sir Zachary, [[The Order of the Knights of the Kingdom|Knight of Virtue]]), Treadway (later Lord Treadway), Condor the Cleric, Father Guido Sarduici, Hylax the Barker, Count Demoney III, and Ikcin Namffoh during a kingdom-sponsored search for the [[Quest for the Staff of the Iron Ring|Staff of the Iron Ring]].
 Also notable in the Iron Hills are a number of historical sites: [[Raid on the Accursed Tomb of the Zombie Lord|Tomb of the Zombie Lord]], the Chapel of Silence, the ruins of Riphorn Castle, the Tower of Amurabombi, the village of Roaring Rock, and the Lair of the Garnath.

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 '''Iron Hills'''
-Hills of Crom (also known as the Iron Hills) is a treeless plain of red brown hills bounded on the north by the River White, the east by the Misty Woods, the west by the Plains of the Mantis, and the south by the Sirendell River. The tallest peaks in the Iron Hills, known simply as the Three Peaks, lie at the far eastern edge of the range.
+The Iron Hills are a treeless stretch of red brown hills bounded on the north by the River White, the east by the Misty Woods, the west by the Plains of the Mantis, and the south by the Sirendell River. The tallest peaks in the Iron Hills, known simply as the Three Peaks, lie at the far eastern edge of the range.
 In October 822, an extensive mapping of the area was made by Zachary (later Sir Zachary, Knight of Teufeldorf), Treadway (later Lord Treadway), Condor the Cleric, Father Guido Sarduici, Hylax the Barker, Count Demoney III, and Ikcin Namffoh during a kingdom-sponsored search for the Staff of the Iron Ring.