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The Briarweed Forest is found in northeastern [[Nova Vaasa]], south of the ''Sydligdnar'' and south of the [[East Timori Road]] which joins [[Egertus]] and [[Kantora]]. It is a hideout and base for bandits, most famously | The Briarweed Forest is found in northeastern [[Nova Vaasa]], south of the ''Sydligdnar'' and south of the [[East Timori Road]] which joins [[Egertus]] and [[Kantora]]. It is a hideout and base for bandits, most famously the [[Briarweed Forest Bandits]] led by [[Chezna the Blood-cat]]. The forest is seemmingly immune both to the conditions that make the ''[[Dommark]]'' a virtual desert and to the axes of men. As to the first point, there must be springs. As to the second, on at least one occasion [[Prince Othmar]] did make a point of sending foreign mercenaries to clear out the bandits, driving out, but not capturing, [[Chezna the Blood-cat]]. In return for this kindness, she began a reign of terror. | ||
[The size of the forest is very unclear, non?] | |||
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The Briarweed Forest is found in northeastern Nova Vaasa, south of the Sydligdnar and south of the East Timori Road which joins Egertus and Kantora. It is a hideout and base for bandits, most famously the Briarweed Forest Bandits led by Chezna the Blood-cat. The forest is seemmingly immune both to the conditions that make the Dommark a virtual desert and to the axes of men. As to the first point, there must be springs. As to the second, on at least one occasion Prince Othmar did make a point of sending foreign mercenaries to clear out the bandits, driving out, but not capturing, Chezna the Blood-cat. In return for this kindness, she began a reign of terror.
[The size of the forest is very unclear, non?]
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