Difference between revisions of "Ithmia"

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The Ithmian forests consist of three areas. Did you mean:

The Western Ithmia, a cedar and poplar forest housing the mysterious dryads?
The Northern Ithmia, a shadowy and foreboding forest across the Zaphar river?
The Eastern Ithmia, an oak forest surrounding the Dryad burial grounds and the Great Oak of Duiran?

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-The Ithmian forests consist of three areas: The Western Ithmia, the Northern
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-Ithmia and the Eastern Ithmia.
+The '''Ithmian forests''' consist of three areas. Did you mean:
+* The [[Western Ithmia]], a cedar and poplar forest housing the mysterious dryads?
-The Western Ithmia is full of Cedar and Poplar trees, giving shade to the
+* The [[Northern Ithmia]], a shadowy and foreboding forest across the [[Zaphar]] river?
-mysterious and beautiful dryads that make their home among them.
+* The [[Eastern Ithmia]], an oak forest surrounding the Dryad burial grounds and the [[Great Oak]] of [[Duiran]]?
-Across the [[Zaphar]] river, the Northern Ithmia stands a much shadowy, forboding
-place. Darker and denser, the trees here provide the perfect environment for
-tengus and newts to make their homes. It also houses the ancient ruins of
-Hashan deep within its core.
-The Eastern Ithmia is home to a variety of trees, ranging from oak to cedar to
-evergreen. Great white stags wander about searching for food, and within its
-depths the ancient burial ground of the dryads can be found. Towards the south,
-The Eleusian Gatehouse stands vigilant as the entrance to the forestal area of
-[[Eleusis]].