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* '''Sunrise Falls:''' Super-cold waterfall that the rising sun breaks through at early mornings. A favored place for Selbrinnin and Templetonan adherents of the Cult to meet for morning prayer. | * '''Sunrise Falls:''' Super-cold waterfall that the rising sun breaks through at early mornings. A favored place for Selbrinnin and Templetonan adherents of the Cult to meet for morning prayer. | ||
* '''The Watch:''' A tall pillar of rock on which the Valesmen have set up a watch station, armed with ground-glass seeing scopes and loud bells in case of attack. | * '''The Watch:''' A tall pillar of rock on which the Valesmen have set up a watch station, armed with ground-glass seeing scopes and loud bells in case of attack. | ||
| + | * '''The [[Sequestered Tabernacle]]:''' A Solar-aspected Manse that acts as the training monastery for the Cult of the Illuminated. | ||
==Settlements== | ==Settlements== | ||
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The Sequestered Vale is a small valley, surrounded nearly on every side by tall, jagged cliffs.
Features of the Vale
- Sunrise Falls: Super-cold waterfall that the rising sun breaks through at early mornings. A favored place for Selbrinnin and Templetonan adherents of the Cult to meet for morning prayer.
- The Watch: A tall pillar of rock on which the Valesmen have set up a watch station, armed with ground-glass seeing scopes and loud bells in case of attack.
- The Sequestered Tabernacle: A Solar-aspected Manse that acts as the training monastery for the Cult of the Illuminated.
Settlements
- Templeton: Small village at the base of the Sequestered Tabernacle. Focuses primarily on growing crops.
- Selbrin: Hamlet made up of primarily herders and farmers.
- Silvercliffs: Hamlet of herders and weavers.
- Oreton: Small mining hamlet, with a mine dug into the cliff-face, smelters and a single communal forge.
- Hornvale: Small mercantile village, including a couple of merchants with hefty carts and mountain ponies for traveling and trade. Also, a number of workers at a local small-scale quarry, and masons skilled in using that stone.
