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'''Stillwater Springs''' is a tiny [[community]], no smaller than a large [[camp]] and no larger than a small [[thorp]], hidden away in a compact, sheltered [[valley]] in northeastern [[Lamordia]]. {{Spec|The site is in [[the Sleeping Beast]] [[mountain chain]] at both its north end and low elevation.}} The community was founded by the [[Robin Stillwater|Robin Stillwater's]] parents, a female [[elven]] [[retired]] [[adventurer]] and her [[human | '''Stillwater Springs''' is a tiny [[community]], no smaller than a large [[camp]] and no larger than a small [[thorp]], hidden away in a compact, sheltered [[valley]] in northeastern [[Lamordia]]. {{Spec|The site is in the [[the Sleeping Beast|Sleeping Beast]] [[Mountain Chain|mountain chain]] at both its north end and low elevation.}} The community was founded by the [[Robin Stillwater|Robin Stillwater's]] parents, a female [[elven]] [[retired]] [[adventurer]] and her [[human]] husband, together with their closest friends. Stillwater Springs is a nearly self-sufficient utopia where harmony between one another and with nature is stressed. Contact with the outside world is kept to absolute minimum and every effort is made to not attract attention to the community. The activities of [[animal]] and [[crop]] [[husbandry]] are not, however, traceless. Whether magic is employed to conceal evidence of the inhabitation of the valley is unclear. | ||
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Revision as of 21:58, 22 November 2011
Stillwater Springs is a tiny community, no smaller than a large camp and no larger than a small thorp, hidden away in a compact, sheltered valley in northeastern Lamordia.
The site is in the Sleeping Beast mountain chain at both its north end and low elevation. The community was founded by the Robin Stillwater's parents, a female elven retired adventurer and her human husband, together with their closest friends. Stillwater Springs is a nearly self-sufficient utopia where harmony between one another and with nature is stressed. Contact with the outside world is kept to absolute minimum and every effort is made to not attract attention to the community. The activities of animal and crop husbandry are not, however, traceless. Whether magic is employed to conceal evidence of the inhabitation of the valley is unclear.
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