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The '''Muurn River Valley''' is a small jungle on the southwest coast of [[Sapience]] that is seated at roughly the same latitude as nearby [[Cyrene]], just south of the [[Aalen Forest]] where it is crowded tightly by the [[ | :''This page is about the valley jungle. For other uses, please see [[Muurn (disambiguation)]].'' | ||
The '''Muurn River Valley''' is a small jungle on the southwest coast of [[Sapience]] that is seated at roughly the same latitude as nearby [[Cyrene]], just south of the [[Aalen Forest]] where it is crowded tightly by the [[Sefyric Ocean]] on one side and the [[Vashnar Mountains]] on the other. It is fed by the [[Muurn River]], which is connected to [[Lake Muurn]] through a series of caverns, inhabited by the monstrosity [[Khulhedra]], that wind through the Vashnars. The jungle valley is warm and tropical in nature, being populated with the likes of orchids, palm trees, and toucans. Nearby is '''Wreckage Sands''', aptly named for its abundance of old shipwrecks. | |||
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Latest revision as of 10:16, 19 January 2009
- This page is about the valley jungle. For other uses, please see Muurn (disambiguation).
The Muurn River Valley is a small jungle on the southwest coast of Sapience that is seated at roughly the same latitude as nearby Cyrene, just south of the Aalen Forest where it is crowded tightly by the Sefyric Ocean on one side and the Vashnar Mountains on the other. It is fed by the Muurn River, which is connected to Lake Muurn through a series of caverns, inhabited by the monstrosity Khulhedra, that wind through the Vashnars. The jungle valley is warm and tropical in nature, being populated with the likes of orchids, palm trees, and toucans. Nearby is Wreckage Sands, aptly named for its abundance of old shipwrecks.