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==Stations== | |||
*[[Ealing Gardens]], closest to London and home to [[Rubbery Men|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. | |||
Revision as of 06:04, 22 December 2020
UNDER CONTSTRUCTION
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.
