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<blockquote>''The ruins of Apeigadun -- the City of Tears -- lay upon the southern caravan route. The eyes if its few wary denizens watching as you walk along side the wagons. People with almost nothing stare as a lifetime of wealth rolls past in wagons drawn by hardy rabbox.'' | <blockquote>''The ruins of Apeigadun -- the City of Tears -- lay upon the southern caravan route. The eyes if its few wary denizens watching as you walk along side the wagons. People with almost nothing stare as a lifetime of wealth rolls past in wagons drawn by hardy rabbox.'' | ||
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=About= | ==About== | ||
;Name:Apeigadun (Waejir) -- ''City of Tears'' | ;Name:Apeigadun (Waejir) -- ''City of Tears'' | ||
;Other Names: | ;Other Names: | ||
;Location:[[Southern Desert]], [[Waejir]] | ;Location:[[Southern Desert]], [[Waejir]] | ||
=History= | ==History== | ||
:Apeigadun was once one of the [[Seven Cities]] which later formed the empire of [[Waejir]]. It graced a wide verdant river which wound through the southern portion of the Waejiran desert. A terrible earthquake in the western mountains caused the headwaters of this river to be rerouted, and eventually the sand swallowed the drying riverbed, the orchards, and fields. | :Apeigadun was once one of the [[Seven Cities]] which later formed the empire of [[Waejir]]. It graced a wide verdant river which wound through the southern portion of the Waejiran desert. A terrible earthquake in the western mountains caused the headwaters of this river to be rerouted, and eventually the sand swallowed the drying riverbed, the orchards, and fields. | ||
:The loss of regular water destroyed the local agriculture and the population suffered a great famine. Most of those who survived emigrated to other cities and towns in more hospitable locales. | :The loss of regular water destroyed the local agriculture and the population suffered a great famine. Most of those who survived emigrated to other cities and towns in more hospitable locales. | ||
:The city structures still remain, providing shelter for those who travel the caravan route which still passes through the site. There is a small population of outcasts, refugees and free folk claiming the city as their home, but life is often harsh and short for those who call the ruined city their home. | :The city structures still remain, providing shelter for those who travel the caravan route which still passes through the site. There is a small population of outcasts, refugees and free folk claiming the city as their home, but life is often harsh and short for those who call the ruined city their home. | ||
=Stories= | ==Stories== | ||
=See Also= | ==See Also== | ||
[[Category:Ruin]] | [[Category:Ruin]] | ||
[[Category:Waejir]] | [[Category:Waejir]] | ||
Revision as of 20:37, 3 February 2020
The ruins of Apeigadun -- the City of Tears -- lay upon the southern caravan route. The eyes if its few wary denizens watching as you walk along side the wagons. People with almost nothing stare as a lifetime of wealth rolls past in wagons drawn by hardy rabbox.
About
- Name
- Apeigadun (Waejir) -- City of Tears
- Other Names
- Location
- Southern Desert, Waejir
History
- Apeigadun was once one of the Seven Cities which later formed the empire of Waejir. It graced a wide verdant river which wound through the southern portion of the Waejiran desert. A terrible earthquake in the western mountains caused the headwaters of this river to be rerouted, and eventually the sand swallowed the drying riverbed, the orchards, and fields.
- The loss of regular water destroyed the local agriculture and the population suffered a great famine. Most of those who survived emigrated to other cities and towns in more hospitable locales.
- The city structures still remain, providing shelter for those who travel the caravan route which still passes through the site. There is a small population of outcasts, refugees and free folk claiming the city as their home, but life is often harsh and short for those who call the ruined city their home.
