Fenrow Parish extends from the Mern River to the eastern route of the Via Imperium through
Merchant's Republic in
County Carr. The Village of Fenrow lies about 2 leauges southwest of Carrdech. The territory is mostly gently rolling farmland, with several small groves. Carrdech has a population of some 6,000. The Village of Fenrow is home to nearly 800 people. Another 1,300 people live throughout the parish.
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| Philip de Koninck |
Carrdech lies nearly 5 miles from the Mern River, across which lies the sitster town of Carnach in
Harrow Parish. The Mern is a widely used trade route in the Republic, particularly near Carrnach through the Dire Bogs where the western leg of the Via Imperium is impassible by large caravans.
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George Turner
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Life is pleasant for the people of Fenrow Parish, in a countryside unmarred by war for generations.
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| Philip de Koninck |
The area is blanketed in farms, with grain and livestock being the main resources of the region.
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| Jacob van Ruisdael |
Numerous Imperial ruins dot the landscape. Most are shunned by the locals as the dwelling of ghosts, spirits, and Sidhe.
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| Caspar David Friedrich |
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| Jacob van Ruisdael |
The Town of Carrdech is famed for its tailors and weavers. The finest rainments in Calabria are fashioned in Carrdech.
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| Albert Anker |
That Caspar David Friedrich piece is gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteIsn't it? Caspar David Friedrich is one of my favorites! Google him for more stunning work.
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