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| − | The '''River Talabec''' originates in the rapid streams of the northern reaches of the [[Worlds Edge Mountains]], which spill across the western foothills, forming a deep, slow-moving and incredibly clear river known as the ''Upper Talabec''. Along the stretch above its confluence with the [[River Urskoy|Urskoy,]] the river banks, are bordered by heavy pine forests with an evil reputation amongst the native peasants. Beyond this point, the river is too wide to bridge and it steadily widens throughout its course to [[Talabheim]]. Here, there is a major ferry point, providing the last reliable crossing before the river flows, heavily laden with dark soil from the [[Middle Mountains]], into the [[River Reik|Reik]] at [[Altdorf]].{{fn|1a}} |
+ | The '''River Talabec''' originates in the rapid streams of the northern reaches of the [[Worlds Edge Mountains]], which spill across the western foothills, forming a deep, slow-moving and incredibly clear river known as the ''Upper Talabec''. Along the stretch above its confluence with the [[River Urskoy|Urskoy,]] the river banks, are bordered by heavy pine forests with an evil reputation amongst the native [[peasants]]. Beyond this point, the river is too wide to bridge and it steadily widens throughout its course to [[Talabheim]]. Here, there is a major ferry point, providing the last reliable crossing before the river flows, heavily laden with dark soil from the [[Middle Mountains]], into the [[River Reik|Reik]] at [[Altdorf]].{{fn|1a}} |
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Revision as of 22:01, 3 September 2017
The River Talabec originates in the rapid streams of the northern reaches of the Worlds Edge Mountains, which spill across the western foothills, forming a deep, slow-moving and incredibly clear river known as the Upper Talabec. Along the stretch above its confluence with the Urskoy, the river banks, are bordered by heavy pine forests with an evil reputation amongst the native peasants. Beyond this point, the river is too wide to bridge and it steadily widens throughout its course to Talabheim. Here, there is a major ferry point, providing the last reliable crossing before the river flows, heavily laden with dark soil from the Middle Mountains, into the Reik at Altdorf.[1a]