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starfallen_wastes [2022/07/16 00:34] – created nmorsestarfallen_wastes [2022/07/16 00:59] (current) – [History] nmorse
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 ====History==== ====History====
-Centuries ago, before House Glamourous gave up the lands east of the [[Eastwall Mountains]] to House Stellar, the Sagat and Atan hills were separated by the grand and fertile Tarwa river valley, which fed into what is known as the Lazulis River today.  Within a few decades of taking over the region, House Stellar packed up en masse, and migrated for the distant east, possibly fleeing something dreadful, for once they had reached the Great Eastfire Desert, they summoned the Celestial Elemental Avatar **Eden**, and called down the [[Starfall]].  Presumably their pursuers did not survive the primordial meteor bombardment, but House Stellar was never heard from again.+Centuries ago, before House Glamourous gave up the lands east of the [[Eastwall Mountains]] to House Stellar, the Sagat and Atan hills were separated by the grand and fertile Tarwa river valley, which fed into what is known as the Lazulis River today.  Within a few decades of taking over the region, House Stellar packed up en masse, and migrated for the distant east, possibly fleeing something dreadful, for once they had reached the Great Eastfire Desert, they summoned the Terrestrial Elemental Avatar **Eden**, and called down the [[Starfall]].  Presumably their pursuers did not survive the primordial meteor bombardment, but House Stellar was never heard from again.
  
 Over the last half millennium, a thin layer of ecology has crept into the wastes from the edges, though the center regions are for all practical purposes uninhabitable.  People aren't always practical, and one can find the occasional settlement in the wastes if one chooses to visit.  Bizarre and unique resources can sometimes be found here, left over from that terrible day when the stars fell and the living earth boiled. Over the last half millennium, a thin layer of ecology has crept into the wastes from the edges, though the center regions are for all practical purposes uninhabitable.  People aren't always practical, and one can find the occasional settlement in the wastes if one chooses to visit.  Bizarre and unique resources can sometimes be found here, left over from that terrible day when the stars fell and the living earth boiled.
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