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Tamera valley is an extensive set of valleys that run from [[Kipten]] in the north-west all the way to [[Lake Erisai]] in the east. | Tamera valley is an extensive set of valleys that run from [[Kipten]] in the north-west all the way to [[Lake Erisai]] in the east. | ||
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Humans (and dwarves) and dragons do not always get along well in Tamera Valley, and dozens of burnt-down villages and farmsteads together with several ruined castles stand witness to the smaller races repeated but futile attempts to take control. | Humans (and dwarves) and dragons do not always get along well in Tamera Valley, and dozens of burnt-down villages and farmsteads together with several ruined castles stand witness to the smaller races repeated but futile attempts to take control. | ||
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Latest revision as of 12:02, 19 July 2020
Tamera valley is an extensive set of valleys that run from Kipten in the north-west all the way to Lake Erisai in the east.
The valley is a fertile area with mild weather throughout the year, shielded on all sides by mountains. It is best known, however, for the largest remaining dragon population in Auseka. Legend also has it that Grauch, the largest dragon ever known, was seen last in Tamera, bathing in the Draconia Springs.
Humans (and dwarves) and dragons do not always get along well in Tamera Valley, and dozens of burnt-down villages and farmsteads together with several ruined castles stand witness to the smaller races repeated but futile attempts to take control.