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--- lallybroch [2022/08/27 01:29] – [History] nmorse
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 ====History====
-{{ :wiki:lallybroch_fairy_glen.jpg?200|}}Before the clans took up residency here, another people, referred to only as the Old Ones, dwelt in these lands.  They left no records of themselves, save the neolithic monuments that literally can be found everywhere: circles, henges, menhirs, stone altars, you name it.  Every kind of neolithic architecture you could name, save houses, towns, or fortresses.  Scholars have inferred the Old Ones revered the old gods exclusively, and quite probably died out before the end of the Divine Age.
+Before the clans took up residency here, another people, referred to only as the Old Ones, dwelt in these lands.  They left no records of themselves, save the neolithic monuments that literally can be found everywhere: circles, henges, menhirs, stone altars, you name it.  Every kind of neolithic architecture you could name, save houses, towns, or fortresses.  Scholars have inferred the Old Ones revered the old gods exclusively, and quite probably died out before the end of the Divine Age.
 The current residents of this rugged land arrived many centuries ago, possibly towards the end of the Degenerate Era.  They are mostly human, but do not closely resemble their neighbors to the south, east, or west.  As most of the history of Lallybroch is related by Bards instead of scribes, details get vague more than a few centuries back.
 ====Peoples====
-There are a __lot__ of clans in Lallybroch, more than their enemies in Tildane, Vjorn, or raiding out of the Karrack region really comprehend.  The twelve great clans would be considered small nations in the [[Anube River]] areas, but prefer a less formal governing arrangement.  The population is almost entirely human, with some goblin and hobgoblin communities tucked in here and there.  Elves are almost unheard of, though dwarven merchants visit often enough to be respected and welcomed.  There is a known, but highly elusive population of Keshanti living in the Enchanted Forest who are allied, but not one of, the clans.
+There are a __lot__ of clans in Lallybroch, more than their enemies in Tildane, Vjorn, or raiders out of the Karrack region really comprehend.  The twelve great clans would be considered small nations in the [[Anube River]] areas, but prefer a less formal governing arrangement.  The population is almost entirely human, with some goblin and hobgoblin communities tucked in here and there.  Elves are almost unheard of, though dwarven merchants visit often enough to be respected and welcomed.  There is a known, but highly elusive population of Keshanti living in the Enchanted Forest who are allied with, but not one of, the clans.
-====Clans====
+====Major Clans====
   *Campbell: Dark Green & Blue tartan.  Nothern moors, edging into the loch country.  Clan Campbell has one of the higher populations, with at least four sub-clans under their direct control.  They also have a checkered past, purported to have switched sides in any number of clan disputes.
   *Christine: Pink & Black tartan.  Western highlands and up into the mountains.  The head of the clan always female, and as a group, almost as stubborn as MacRiley.  Known for having the best hunters, and arbalesteers.
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   *Bholcàno Fire: A cavern in the Redfang mountains west of Findlady territory, more than merely challenging to reach, filled with volcanic basalt columns.  Shamanic types revere it as possibly the **only** site north of the [[Ebon Gulf]] where one stands a chance of calling and contracting with Ifrit.
   *Castle In The Clouds: Legend tells of a dark coven of witches who dwelt in a fortress somewhere near the [[Woden]] border who were a plague upon the clans, and led the unwary to heretical acts.  Two centuries ago, a hero stood against them, and supported by a divine advisor, drove them into their stronghold and then severed the castle from time itself.  In the early spring, if the conditions are just right (or horribly wrong), one might find the castle, and tread the bridge of Nebula Crossing to seek their fortune... or never bee seen again.
-  *Five Lady Mountains: A valley in the Redfang Mountains south of MacKenzie territory famed for the five peaks surroundign it.  The mountains all sport what look to be faces, all gazing at one another.
+  *Five Lady Mountains: A valley in the Redfang Mountains south of MacKelly territory famed for the five peaks surroundign it.  The mountains all sport what look to be faces, all gazing at one another.
-  *Haunted Forest: found at the eastern edge of the [[Redfang Mountains]], this ancient temperate rainforest is known for monstrous trees, strange beasts, stranger magics lingering form the time of the Old Ones, and rather shy population of Keshanti.  Elven scholars believe this to be one of the likely locations the gods created the fox-taurs.
+  *Haunted Forest: found at the eastern edge of the [[Redfang Mountains]], this ancient temperate rainforest is known for monstrous trees, strange beasts, stranger magics lingering from the time of the Old Ones, and rather shy population of Keshanti.  Elven scholars believe this to be one of the likely locations the gods created the fox-taurs.
-  *Neolithic Old One sites: As noted, they are nearly __everywhere__ in and around Lallybroch.  It is unclear what they were used for, though the old granny stories include entrances to secret underground nations, portals to distant lands, other times, or the realm of the gods, and mysterious ritual locations.  many of them have faint traces of power, unrecognizable to modern arcanists.
+  *Neolithic Old One sites: {{ :wiki:lallybroch_fairy_glen.jpg?200|}}As noted, they are nearly __everywhere__ in and around Lallybroch.  It is unclear what they were used for, though the old granny stories include entrances to secret underground nations, portals to distant lands, other times, or the realm of the gods, and mysterious ritual locations.  Many of them have faint traces of power, unrecognizable to modern arcanists.