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*[[The Hurlers]], a desolate frozen wasteland marked with mysterious standing stones and a castle that isn't there. | *[[The Hurlers]], a desolate frozen wasteland marked with mysterious standing stones and a castle that isn't there. | ||
*[[Marigold Station]], a place of flowers and past crimes, located right under the walls of [[Hell]]. | *[[Marigold Station]], a place of flowers and past crimes, located right under the walls of [[Hell]]. | ||
==Past Marigold== | |||
Marigold Station stands in the vicinity of several landmarks of the [[Hinterlands]]: | |||
* On a hill near the station lies the ruins of an Amphitheatre'''.'''<ref name=":7">{{Citation|https://fallenlondon.wiki/wiki/The_Empty_Amphitheatre|The Empty Amphitheatre|Fallen London|}}</ref> Beneath it is a chasm that serves as the prison of a [[Grand Devils|Grand Devil]], [[the Mandolinist]].<ref>{{Citation|https://fallenlondon.wiki/wiki/Break_open_the_gate|Break open the gate|Fallen London|}}</ref> | |||
* Through the Lamentation of Violets, past the old battlefields of Hell, lies the chapel of another Grand Devil, [[the Chandler]].<ref>{{Citation|https://fallenlondon.wiki/wiki/Call_in_favours_2|Call in favours 2|Fallen London|}}</ref> This chapel is the meeting place of the '''Brazen Brigade''', a group that seeks to free Marigold Knights of their duties.<ref>{{Citation|https://fallenlondon.wiki/wiki/Return_to_the_Chandler's_chapel|Return to the Chandler's chapel|Fallen London|}}</ref><ref>{{Citation|https://fallenlondon.wiki/wiki/Speak_to_the_Dauntless_Knight_(Seal)|Speak to the Dauntless Knight (Seal)|Fallen London|}}</ref> | |||
* [[Saint Trezigor's Folly]] was a communal living place for a group of [[Goat-Demons|goat-demons]] long ago;<ref>{{Citation|https://fallenlondon.wiki/wiki/Saint_Trezigor%27s_Folly|Saint Trezigor's Folly|Fallen London|}}</ref> now, it only contains their bones.<ref>{{Citation|https://fallenlondon.wiki/wiki/Explore_the_Folly|Explore the Folly|Fallen London|}}</ref> | |||
* South of Hell lies the [[Edict of Towers]]:<ref name=":2">{{Citation|https://fallenlondon.wiki/wiki/Walk_the_Edict_of_Towers|Walk the Edict of Towers|Fallen London|}}</ref> an old defensive array of walls and towers, only one-fifth of which, or even fewer, are real. | |||
* [[The Lilymire]] served as Hell's graveyard<ref>{{Citation|https://fallenlondon.wiki/wiki/Brave_the_Lilymire|Brave the Lilymire|Fallen London|}}</ref> until it was flooded by the city's waste.<ref name=":1">{{Citation|https://fallenlondon.wiki/wiki/Search_for_a_Hellish_artefact|Search for a Hellish artefact|Fallen London|}}</ref> It is now a marsh, filled with candles that grow out of rotting lilies. | |||
* A road paved with white stone leads to the entrance to [[Hell]].<ref name=":4">{{Citation|https://fallenlondon.wiki/wiki/Approach_Hell%27s_Walls|Approach Hell's Walls|Fallen London|}}</ref> The great city calls... | |||
==References== | ==References== | ||
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"The line will run west, following the Stolen River to the edge of Hell. Your advisor unrolls a map, showing the stations to be built. Ealing Gardens. Jericho Locks. The Magistracy of the Evenlode. B—. S—— VIII. Burrow-Infra-Mump... The names grow less familiar."
"...this is bad territory. Ravines, bogs, hills made of bone. Moreover, it is inhabited, and not by gentlefolk."
The Hinterlands are the huge, mostly empty swath of land that lies between Fallen London and Hell.
UNDER CONSTRUCTION
WEST
The Stolen River (Thames) flows through this inland plain, from Hell to the Unterzee. [1] Most of the Hinterlands are uninhabited, and have been so for millennia, with only a few First City ruins to indicate anyone ever lived here. A few modern-day settlements are scattered around the Upper River, along the brand-new Great Hellbound Railway. [2]
Stations
- Ealing Gardens, closest to London and home to Rubbery folk.
- Jericho Locks, the next closest, which serves as home for those who work the canals in the Upper River.
- The Magistracy of the Evenlode, a settlement atop First City ruins that is the outer bound of the reach of London's laws.
- Balmoral, the Empress's Scottish holding that has fallen with London into the Neath.
- Station VIII, a factory complex that extracts emotions in chemical form.
- Burrow-Infra-Mump, a lonely church next to Hell's figurative gates.
- Moulin, a small town next to a wasteland. It is said that all lost things eventually end up in Moulin, even things from across the Unterzee.
- The Hurlers, a desolate frozen wasteland marked with mysterious standing stones and a castle that isn't there.
- Marigold Station, a place of flowers and past crimes, located right under the walls of Hell.
Past Marigold
Marigold Station stands in the vicinity of several landmarks of the Hinterlands:
- On a hill near the station lies the ruins of an Amphitheatre.[3] Beneath it is a chasm that serves as the prison of a Grand Devil, the Mandolinist.[4]
- Through the Lamentation of Violets, past the old battlefields of Hell, lies the chapel of another Grand Devil, the Chandler.[5] This chapel is the meeting place of the Brazen Brigade, a group that seeks to free Marigold Knights of their duties.[6][7]
- Saint Trezigor's Folly was a communal living place for a group of goat-demons long ago;[8] now, it only contains their bones.[9]
- South of Hell lies the Edict of Towers:[10] an old defensive array of walls and towers, only one-fifth of which, or even fewer, are real.
- The Lilymire served as Hell's graveyard[11] until it was flooded by the city's waste.[12] It is now a marsh, filled with candles that grow out of rotting lilies.
- A road paved with white stone leads to the entrance to Hell.[13] The great city calls...
