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The tributaries of the ''Sydligdnar'' (South Dnar River) are the [[Dnar River]] and the [[Trished River]] both from the [[Mountains of Misery]], the [[Vaughn Dnar River]] from [[Lake Kronov]] in [[Tepest]], and the [[Borchava River]] and the [[Little Borchava River]] both from the nothingness of the [[Shadow Rift]], which is to say that they have their phantom headwaters in the vanished land of [[Markovia]]. The Vaughn Dnar River is joined by the Trished River just east of Liara and bends to the southeast. The Borchava River is joined by the Little Borchava River well south of Liara and bends to the northeast. The Vaughn Dnar River is joined by the Borchava River halfway between Liara and Kantora and continues east by southeast, passing just north of Kantora, and soon merges with the Dnar River, becoming the South Dnar River. The South Dnar drains into the [[Nocturnal Sea]] just north of [[Egertus]] at [[Guldstrand Beach]] via the [[Katsmund Canyon]]. The South Dnar is navigable, with difficulty owing to the swiftness of its current, by small ships between [[Kantora]] and the sea, with cargos being transferred to and from larger vessels at the beach.
The ''Sydligdnar'' (South Dnar River) and its tributaries reach across northern [[Nova Vaasa]] and, in the case of the latter, into surrounding lands.  The tributaries are the [[Dnar River]] and the [[Trished River]] both from the [[Mountains of Misery]] of [[Darkon]], the [[Vaughn Dnar River]] from [[Lake Kronov]] in [[Tepest]], and the [[Borchava River]] and the [[Little Borchava River]] both from the nothingness of the [[Shadow Rift]], which is to say that they have their phantom headwaters in the vanished land of [[Markovia]]. The Vaughn Dnar River is joined by the Trished River just east of Liara and bends to the southeast. The Borchava River is joined by the Little Borchava River well south of Liara and bends to the northeast. The Vaughn Dnar River is joined by the Borchava River halfway between Liara and Kantora and continues east by southeast, passing just north of Kantora, and soon merges with the Dnar River, becoming the South Dnar River. The South Dnar drains into the [[Nocturnal Sea]] just north of [[Egertus]] at [[Guldstrand Beach]] via the [[Katsmund Canyon]]. The South Dnar is navigable, with difficulty owing to the swiftness of its current, by small ships between [[Kantora]] and the sea, with cargos being transferred to and from larger vessels at the beach.

Revision as of 10:50, 8 January 2010

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Sydligdnar
The Sydligdnar
South Dnar River
The South Dnar River


The Sydligdnar (South Dnar River) and its tributaries reach across northern Nova Vaasa and, in the case of the latter, into surrounding lands. The tributaries are the Dnar River and the Trished River both from the Mountains of Misery of Darkon, the Vaughn Dnar River from Lake Kronov in Tepest, and the Borchava River and the Little Borchava River both from the nothingness of the Shadow Rift, which is to say that they have their phantom headwaters in the vanished land of Markovia. The Vaughn Dnar River is joined by the Trished River just east of Liara and bends to the southeast. The Borchava River is joined by the Little Borchava River well south of Liara and bends to the northeast. The Vaughn Dnar River is joined by the Borchava River halfway between Liara and Kantora and continues east by southeast, passing just north of Kantora, and soon merges with the Dnar River, becoming the South Dnar River. The South Dnar drains into the Nocturnal Sea just north of Egertus at Guldstrand Beach via the Katsmund Canyon. The South Dnar is navigable, with difficulty owing to the swiftness of its current, by small ships between Kantora and the sea, with cargos being transferred to and from larger vessels at the beach.