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'''Traitor's Wood''' is the resting place of a mysterious king, or other legendary figure; it is currently being studied by scholars of [[The University|Summerset College]]. ''(But why would they be buried in space?)'' | '''Traitor's Wood''' is the resting place of a mysterious king, or other legendary figure; it is currently being studied by scholars of [[The University|Summerset College]]. ''(But why would they be buried in space?) '' | ||
Given that the star of the Reach is dead, though not residing here (at least not entirely, it may be divided in two between Old Tom's Well and Faith's Fall, bones and body respectively), and when visiting the waterfalls of Regent's Tears there is a sense of loss while experiencing the beauty of it's waters by consumption, wherein is stated that the regent of the Reach is dead, then mayhaps something else lies in Traitor's Wood in part of the mystery of what constitutes the parts of a Dead Judgement. | |||
[[Category:Places]] | [[Category:Places]] | ||
[[Category:The High Wilderness]] | [[Category:The High Wilderness]] | ||
[[Category:The Reach]] | [[Category:The Reach]] | ||
Revision as of 15:53, 17 July 2019
"Traitor's Wood is a sprawling, secluded forest on the edge of the Reach. Few venture beneath its gloomy boughs, and legend speaks of a king who sleeps under the barrow at the wood's heart."
Traitor's Wood is the resting place of a mysterious king, or other legendary figure; it is currently being studied by scholars of Summerset College. (But why would they be buried in space?)
Given that the star of the Reach is dead, though not residing here (at least not entirely, it may be divided in two between Old Tom's Well and Faith's Fall, bones and body respectively), and when visiting the waterfalls of Regent's Tears there is a sense of loss while experiencing the beauty of it's waters by consumption, wherein is stated that the regent of the Reach is dead, then mayhaps something else lies in Traitor's Wood in part of the mystery of what constitutes the parts of a Dead Judgement.
