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Comes out of [[Loch Lenore]], travels southwest through [[the Greenlands]] before circling the [[Malachite Palace]] and then traveling east through [[the Northern Rift]] and plunging into [[the Stowndowns]].<ref>[[The Shadow Rift]] p. 119</ref>
Comes out of [[Loch Lenore]], travels southwest through [[the Greenlands]] before circling the [[Malachite Palace]] and then traveling east through [[the Northern Rift]] and plunging into [[the Stowndowns]] via [[the Precipice]], ultimately ending in the [[Biting Tarn]].<ref>[[The Shadow Rift]] p. 119</ref><ref name="Gaz V p. 101">[[Gazetteer V]] p. 101</ref> The exact specifics of its path can vary somewhat, as with much of the other [[geography]] of the [[Greenlands]] it can shift somewhat.<ref name="Gaz V p. 101">[[Gazetteer V]] p. 101</ref> More strangely, some of the river's [[tributary|tributaries]] collected on the way through the Greenlands contribute not [[water]] but instead weird materials like [[blood]] or [[fire]].<ref name="Gaz V p. 101">[[Gazetteer V]] p. 101</ref>
 
The Falling River is also known as the [[Vyrn Teuva]].<ref name="Gaz V p. 101">[[Gazetteer V]] p. 101</ref>


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Latest revision as of 12:51, 31 December 2019

Comes out of Loch Lenore, travels southwest through the Greenlands before circling the Malachite Palace and then traveling east through the Northern Rift and plunging into the Stowndowns via the Precipice, ultimately ending in the Biting Tarn.[1][2] The exact specifics of its path can vary somewhat, as with much of the other geography of the Greenlands it can shift somewhat.[2] More strangely, some of the river's tributaries collected on the way through the Greenlands contribute not water but instead weird materials like blood or fire.[2]

The Falling River is also known as the Vyrn Teuva.[2]

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