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LaughingCoyote: /* Apocalyptic Kurzmord'ar */

2025-01-05T12:17:52Z

‎Apocalyptic Kurzmord'ar

2025-01-05T12:09:15Z

Added very short descriptions of Apoc towns

2025-01-05T03:27:52Z

2023-10-22T01:57:14Z

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2015-10-27T11:13:58Z

‎Towns of Meaondir

2014-03-04T23:25:18Z

Added Darbrough

2012-05-05T21:13:25Z

‎Dryden: added ikea and stables

2012-05-05T21:01:29Z

added chester hill, dulwich, marrickville and evandale

2010-10-03T20:59:11Z

2010-10-03T20:55:28Z

‎Traders' Outpost

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 ===Apocalyptic Kurzmord'ar===
-The biggest dwarf city in Apocalyptic Sossaria. Well guarded by golems of various kinds.
+Formerly overrun by monsters in New Sossaria, this ancient dwarf home has since been reclaimed by the dwarves to become the biggest dwarf city in Apocalyptic Sossaria. Well guarded by golems of various kinds.
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	==Towns of Apocalyptic Sossaria==		==Towns of Apocalyptic Sossaria==

		+	===Fort Grunthos II===
		+	Headed by Mayor Glorm, Fort Grunthos II is your "home away from home" when you first enter Apocalyptic New Sossaria. Has all your adventuring needs, including its own torturer facilities.
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		+	===Apocalyptic Kurzmord'ar===
		+	The biggest dwarf city in Apocalyptic Sossaria. Well guarded by golems of various kinds.

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	This town is located on a bridge to the desert. It is a guarded place for player housing, and is essentially like the Resort or Braemere of New Sosaria.		This town is located on a bridge to the desert. It is a guarded place for player housing, and is essentially like the Resort or Braemere of New Sosaria.

		+	==Towns of Apocalyptic Sossaria==


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	===Traders' Outpost===		===Traders' Outpost===
	This town is located on a bridge to the desert. It is a guarded place for player housing, and is essentially like the Resort or Braemere of New Sosaria.		This town is located on a bridge to the desert. It is a guarded place for player housing, and is essentially like the Resort or Braemere of New Sosaria.
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 Small unorganized estates where player can claim a piece of land to build a house. To claim the land they have to buy a house deed from a scribe for 50.000 gold pieces first.
-==Towns of Meaondir==
+==Towns of Maeondir==
 ===Castle Farimond===

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 A harbor town located near the desert, offering housing for players and a ship connection to Dryden.
-===Marrickville and Evandale===
+===Marrickville, Evandale, and Darbrough===
-Both are small unorganized estates where player can claim a piece of land to build a house. To claim the land they have to buy a house deed from a scribe for 50.000 gold pieces first.
+Small unorganized estates where player can claim a piece of land to build a house. To claim the land they have to buy a house deed from a scribe for 50.000 gold pieces first.
 ==Towns of Meaondir==

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 ===Dryden===
-Dryden is a small coastal community with a connecting seafaring passenger service to the town of Port Izumi. The first time you want to get to Dryden, you will have to travel their by foot or raft. Tickets between Dryden and Port Izumi may be obtained in Dryden.
+Dryden is a small coastal community with a connecting seafaring passenger service to the towns of Port Izumi and Dulwich. The first time you want to get to Dryden, you will have to travel their by foot or raft. Tickets between Dryden and Port Izumi may be obtained in Dryden. The town offers a special store called Ikea. It sells everything that is needed to build and furnish a house. Mounts for [[Travel#On Horse's/Rabbit's/Cow's back|traveling]] can be bought at the stables.
 ===Buccaneer's Den===

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 ===Shoreline===
 Apart from the usual spattering of merchants, the main feature of Shorleine is the now deserted (and occasionally haunted) Great Northern Hotel. Also of note is Steven the armourer, who sells magic shields, and the ferry services that can cart the seasoned traveller to not only Shoreline's sister village of Kingswood, but also the ever expanding towne of Mon Ferrato on the eastern edge of Mirkwood. Tickets to those towns are apparently at a premium, but talking to the shipwright and the guards might prove useful in obtaining tickets.
 ==Towns of Meaondir==

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	==Towns of Meaondir==		==Towns of Meaondir==
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		+	===Castle Farimond===
		+	Farimond is a castle with several residents (mostly servants to the king and queen). Basically, it is home of Lord and Lady Farimond and their subjects, and is one of two castles in Maeondir. It contains a few shops as well as a hard-to-find dungeon.

	===Sandy Valley===		===Sandy Valley===

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	===Traders' Outpost===		===Traders' Outpost===
−	~~The~~ player housing ~~town~~	+	This town is located on a bridge to the desert. It is a guarded place for player housing, and is essentially like the Resort or Braemere of New Sosaria.