#AREA Orlumber Road~ Starshine~ ~ 0 0 3 #ROOMS #76500 An Old, Well-Worn Path~ Rolling hills cover the landscape from horizon to horizon, standing over this east-west path. This hills are covered with long grasses, and dotted with trees and shrubs. Short grasses grow in the deep ruts that mark this old road, which seems to have fallen out of use. Green hills continue as far as the eye can see to the northwest, while to the south, greens gives way to the drier, rockier Black Hills. ~ ~ 301465601 2 9 0 D1 ~ ~ 0 -1 39022 10 10 5 D3 ~ ~ 0 -1 76501 10 10 5 -1 S #76501 An Old, Well-Worn Path~ This was once a well-traveled route, a crisscrossing pattern of ruts deeply etched into the ground and running vaguely east and west. Green grass has since grown over the ruts, though the grass on the trail is much shorter than that to either side of the trail. Some trampled grass show recent passage, but no heavy traffic. Hills to the north and south create this lush valley, while preventing movement off the path. ~ ~ 301465601 2 9 0 D1 ~ ~ 0 -1 76500 10 10 5 D3 ~ ~ 0 -1 76502 10 10 5 -1 S #76502 An Old, Well-Worn Path~ A small stack of flat rocks has been piled by the side of the path here, near ruts that mark an old trail. The rocks, some cracked, are overgrown with grass and moss. West, the trail gently slopes down, while east, it cuts a fairly level path. ~ ~ 301465601 2 9 0 D1 ~ ~ 0 -1 76501 10 10 5 D3 ~ ~ 0 -1 76503 10 10 5 -1 S #76503 An Old, Well-Worn Path~ Green grass at your feet sport drops of dew upon their many blades, some growing taller than a gnome. Deep ruts visibly mark the trail, the grass growing shorter within the packed soil. A tiny @mpurplish@n flower peeks out from among the blades of tall grass to the side of the trail. ~ ~ 301465601 2 9 0 D1 ~ ~ 0 -1 76502 10 10 5 D3 ~ ~ 0 -1 76504 10 10 5 -1 S #76504 Turn in a Faint Trail Through the Hills~ This valley is covered with dew-covered grass, protected as it is between tall hills to the south and west. Faint ruts and a flat section near the bottom of the valley mark the path. There are ruts, more deeply embedded, to the east, while the trail here makes a sudden turn north, following the valley between the hills. ~ ~ 301465601 2 9 0 D0 ~ ~ 0 -1 76505 10 10 5 D1 ~ ~ 0 -1 76503 10 10 5 -1 S #76505 Faint Trail, Near a Wash in the Hills~ Deep ruts mark a trail of short grass, taller grasses gathered along the edges of the path. North, the trail has collapsed into a wash, leaving a jagged wound in the land. A precarious slope leads down to the bottom of the wash, which appears wide enough for even two ogres to walk side-by-side. The path continues level to the south, meandering through the valleys between hilly mounds. ~ ~ 301465601 2 9 0 D0 ~ ~ 0 -1 76506 10 10 5 D2 ~ ~ 0 -1 76504 10 10 5 -1 S #76506 Bottom of a Wash~ The floor of the wash is a mixture of pebbles, gravel, medium-sized rocks, and caked soil. It is wide enough to walk in and continues in a slightly irregular fashion westwards. The slope to the south is gentle enough to allow passage out of this canyon. Various prints are frozen into the dried soil of the ground, evidence that at some time, there was enough water to turn the ground into mud. ~ ~ 301465601 12 6 0 D2 ~ ~ 0 -1 76505 10 10 5 D3 ~ ~ 0 -1 76507 10 10 5 -1 S #76507 Bottom of a Wash~ Composed on two sides by packed and lumpy earth, and on a third side by packed earth smoothed by the passage of various creatures and water, this wash, while cramped, is large enough for an ogre to walk in. Grasses peek over the sides of the wash, from the hills above, although it is not possible to climb out of this wash here. ~ ~ 301465601 12 6 0 D1 ~ ~ 0 -1 76506 10 10 5 D3 ~ ~ 0 -1 76508 10 10 5 -1 S #76508 Bottom of a Wash~ A few stringy roots poke out from the soil forming the sides of this wash. The dry floor has been smoothed by water and the passage of many creatures. Here and there, the beginnings of small plants can be seen claiming this earth for their own. ~ ~ 301465601 12 6 0 D0 ~ ~ 0 -1 76509 10 10 5 D1 ~ ~ 0 -1 76507 10 10 5 -1 S #76509 Turn at the Bottom of a Wash~ The wash makes a sudden turn from west to south, the ground in that direction sloping downwards. A lovely @Wwhite@n flower grows from a spot of soil where dirt wall meets dirt floor. Green grasses peek over the edge of the tall walls of the wash, nature fast bandaging her wound. The once-mud floor is covered with myriad marks of this relatively new path through the hills. ~ ~ 301465601 12 6 0 D2 ~ ~ 0 -1 76508 10 10 5 D3 ~ ~ 0 -1 76510 10 10 5 -1 S #76510 Bottom of a Wash~ Young, pale @ggreen@n grasses nearly cover the floor of the wash here, almost hiding the marks of passing creatures. The walls are still a delicate conglomeration of lumpy soils, but are slowly being shored up by the roots of encroaching plants. The wash runs east to west, a wide canyon below a landscape of hills. ~ ~ 301465601 12 6 0 D1 ~ ~ 0 -1 76509 10 10 5 D3 ~ ~ 0 -1 76511 10 10 5 -1 S #76511 Bottom of a Wash~ The wash cuts a broad path through the hills, meandering vaguely east to west. The floor at this point is peppered with a river of gravel, pebbles, and rocks, only a few weeds managing to cling tenaciously to life. Long grasses drape over the top of the wash walls in lovely sprays of @ggreens@n and @yyellows@n. ~ ~ 301465601 12 6 0 D1 ~ ~ 0 -1 76510 10 10 5 D3 ~ ~ 0 -1 76515 10 10 5 -1 S #76512 Bottom of a Wash~ The wash cuts a path through the hills to the east and west, but narrows so much to the west, that it is impassable in that direction, being a mere crack. The ground is covered with river rocks interspersed with hardy clumps of grass and a few leafy plants. A shaped slope to the south leads up and out of the wash. ~ ~ 301465601 12 6 0 D1 ~ ~ 0 -1 76515 10 10 5 D2 ~ ~ 0 -1 76513 10 10 5 D3 ~ ~ 0 -1 76516 10 10 5 -1 S #76513 A Faint Trail Through the Hill, South of a Wash~ A faint trail marked by footprints, animal prints, and wheel ruts heads south, through the valley between the hills. Grass and weeds have grown in the depressions of some of the tracks, but there are fresh tracks of trampled grass and compacted dirt. To the north, a sharp slope leads down to the bottom of a wash. East and west are hills covered with grass, trees, and shrubs. ~ ~ 301465601 2 9 0 D0 ~ ~ 0 -1 76512 10 10 5 D2 ~ ~ 0 -1 76514 10 10 5 -1 S #76514 A Turn in the Faint Trail~ In an ambling valley in this hill country, a faint trail leads through the waving grass. The trail of tracks, consisting of animal prints and various other markings, heads north and west. A thorny shrub grows to one side of the trail, at the base of a hill. ~ ~ 301465601 2 9 0 D0 ~ ~ 0 -1 76513 10 10 5 D3 ~ ~ 0 -1 76517 10 10 5 -1 S #76515 Bottom of a Wash~ A lone bush sits among the gravel and stone of the ground. It barely reaches to your knees, its branches and leaves forming a lopsided mound of @ggreen@n, with @yyellow@n berries. A few tufts of grass also have managed to sprout from between the pebbly ground, few and far between but nonetheless surviving. ~ ~ 301465601 12 6 0 D1 ~ ~ 0 -1 76511 10 10 5 D3 ~ ~ 0 -1 76512 10 10 5 -1 S #76516 Bottom of a Wash~ The dirt walls here loom in on you, so close you cannot help but brush loose clumps of soil. The floor is a mound of rocks, pebbles, and various other debris, which was pushed in this direction and cannot find an outlet west, where the wash becomes so small, you cannot pass that way. ~ ~ 301465601 12 3 0 D1 ~ ~ 0 -1 76512 10 10 5 -1 S #76517 A Faint Trail Through the Hills~ Many different tracks mark a trail that leads east and west, through this grass-covered valley. The grass stands tall on either side of the trail, their delicate blades dancing in the slightest breeze. Hills rise up to the north and south, making movement in those directions much more difficult. ~ ~ 301465601 2 9 0 D1 ~ ~ 0 -1 76514 10 10 5 D3 ~ ~ 0 -1 76518 10 10 5 -1 S #76518 A Turn in the Faint Trail~ A patch of sunflowers competes with the flowering grass for space. Light depressions in the soil, tracks of various sorts, indicate a trail heading east and south. Bumpy hillsides loom to the north and west, covered with prickly-looking shrubs and grass. ~ ~ 301465601 2 9 0 D1 ~ ~ 0 -1 76517 10 10 5 D2 ~ ~ 0 -1 76519 10 10 5 -1 S #76519 A Turn in the Faint Trail~ At the base of a hill to the east, before a hill begins its steep climb, stands a large gathering of lilies. The grass here is not nearly as tall as those to the north, so the bright @Wwhite@n of the lilies stands out brilliantly. The trail makes a turn here, continuing north and west, where it is startlingly distinguished as the flat, grass-covered lane dividing a blooming meadow. ~ ~ 301465601 3 9 0 D0 ~ ~ 0 -1 76518 10 10 5 D3 ~ ~ 0 -1 76520 10 10 5 -1 S #76520 A Trail Through a Flower-Covered Valley~ The valley here is very wide, the hills low and far in the distance. Flowers of various colors dot the valley, the leaves spotted with dew and the soil moist. @WWhite@n flowers carpet the ground on either side of the grass trail. Giant growths of sunflowers, their tall @Yyellow@n and black heads towering above you, create a polka-dot pattern. The trail is a ribbon of @ggreen@n heading east and west. ~ ~ 301465601 2 9 0 D1 ~ ~ 0 -1 76519 10 10 5 D3 ~ ~ 0 -1 76521 10 10 5 -1 S #76521 A Trail Through a Flower-Covered Valley~ The @ggreen@n ribbon of grass cuts a trail through a @Wwhite@n-covered meadow that spreads away to the north and south. It is almost a winter wonderland, but the @Wwhite@n is not snow, but that of myriad flowers blooming in this lush meadow. East the flowers continue their march, while west a carpet of @Mpink@n encroaches. ~ ~ 301465601 2 9 0 D1 ~ ~ 0 -1 76520 10 10 5 D3 ~ ~ 0 -1 76522 10 10 5 -1 S #76522 A Trail Through a Flower-Covered Valley~ A low carpet of @Mpink@n blossoms from the west meets a carpet of @Wwhite@n from the east. Where they meet is a wavering line of @Mpink@n and @Wwhite@n blossoms, the line zigzagging across the meadow, pausing only where the @ggreen@n-grass trail cuts through the meadow. Here and there, a round shrub or taller clump of flowers interrupts the landscape but not enough to confuse the trail, nor disturb the @Wwhite@n-@Mpink@n palette. ~ ~ 301465601 2 9 0 D1 ~ ~ 0 -1 76521 10 10 5 D3 ~ ~ 0 -1 76523 10 10 5 -1 S #76523 A Trail Through a Flower-Covered Valley~ @MPink@n flowers flow westwards, though a some point, the pinkness is dispersed and mixes with flowers of many colors and shades. A few tall clumps of grass peek through the blooming plants, but not enough to diminish the riot of color. A ribbon of @ggreen@n marks a trail that leads east and west, through the flowers. ~ ~ 301465601 2 9 0 D1 ~ ~ 0 -1 76522 10 10 5 D3 ~ ~ 0 -1 76524 10 10 5 -1 S #76524 A Trail Through a Flower-Covered Valley~ Blossoms in all the colors of the rainbow spread out north and south from the trail. The riot of color blankets this wide valley, though east, a blushing @Mpink@n predominates. The trail itself is trampled grass, faint ruts, weeds, and short grasses: A conglomeration of @ggreen@n within the rainbow canvas. ~ ~ 301465601 2 9 0 D1 ~ ~ 0 -1 76523 10 10 5 D3 ~ ~ 0 -1 76525 10 10 5 -1 S #76525 A Turn in the Trail in the Valley~ Marked by tracks and short and trampled grass, the trail turns here, heading north up a hill and east through a flowering meadow. Southeast, the meadow falls away from the trail in a crazy swirl of carpeting blossoms dotted with blooming shrubs. ~ ~ 301465601 2 9 0 D1 ~ ~ 0 -1 76524 10 10 5 D4 ~ ~ 0 -1 76526 10 10 5 -1 S #76526 A Trail on the Side of a Hill~ The trail here is well-marked, lined with flat standing stones to make two short walls along the side of the trail. Grass grows low upon the trail, which is not-at-all maintained, being rutted and marked with various tracks. The walls lining the trail are old and overgrown with moss, lichen and a few tufts of hardy grass. Here and there, a stone has been askew. Atop the hill sits a lone tree, providing the sole shade for many leagues around. ~ ~ 301465601 2 9 0 D0 ~ ~ 0 -1 76527 10 10 5 D5 ~ ~ 0 -1 76525 10 10 5 -1 S #76527 Tree at the Top of a Hill~ A lone tree grows here, old and twisted, its branches almost bare of leaves, though the hill is abundantly covered with grass, flowers, and small shrubs. Near the base of the tree, and slightly off the trail, are the sparse remains of a collapsed structure. Nothing more than a few stone blocks and a short wall no higher than your waist remains. The wall and tree however provide good shelter, and someone has built a ring of rock between the two. The blackened rock of the ring, along with the ashes and charred remains of wood, loudly proclaim its purpose. ~ ~ 301465601 2 9 0 D0 ~ ~ 0 -1 76528 10 10 5 D2 ~ ~ 0 -1 76526 10 10 5 -1 S #76528 Trail on the Side of a Hill~ On the side of a hill, the trail here is well-marked. Two lines of small stone slabs leads down the hill to the north, while south, atop the hill, sits a lone, forlorn-looking tree. The hillside is covered with grass and other plants, in a landscape of low, rolling hills of green as far as the eye can see. ~ ~ 301465601 2 9 0 D2 ~ ~ 0 -1 76527 10 10 5 D5 ~ ~ 0 -1 76529 10 10 5 -1 S #76529 Gravel Trail at the Base of a Hill~ At the base of the hill, the trail here is guided by two low walls of stone slabs. Loose gravel covers the trail surface, although grass obscures much of the gravel. The trail continues west, where it meets a lane that heads north through some trees. South, the trail heads up a hill, while all around is a vista of towering, almost head-tall grasses. ~ ~ 301465601 12 9 0 D3 ~ ~ 0 -1 76530 10 10 5 D4 ~ ~ 0 -1 76528 10 10 5 -1 S #76530 Junction of Trails~ A gravel-covered trail heads east and west, guided by low stone-slab walls, while a tree-lined lane heads off north to a courtyard and structure. This intersection is covered with gravel, although small clumps of grass have managed to struggle beyond the rocky ground. A small wooden @ysign@n hangs askew from a crooked post at the northwest corner of the intersection. ~ ~ 301465601 12 9 0 D0 ~ ~ 0 -1 76557 10 10 5 D1 ~ ~ 0 -1 76529 10 10 5 D3 ~ ~ 0 -1 76531 10 10 5 -1 S #76531 Gravel-Covered Trail Through the Hills~ Two low, roughly parallel, walls of stone wafers delineate a trail heading east and west through a green landscape of rolling hills. Gravel has been spread upon the trail, keeping it traversable in wet weather. Lichen runs riot over the stones composing the walls lining the path, while a few blades of grass manage to rise above the gravel of the road. ~ ~ 301465601 12 9 0 D1 ~ ~ 0 -1 76530 10 10 5 D3 ~ ~ 0 -1 76532 10 10 5 -1 S #76532 Gravel-Covered Trail Through the Hills~ This gravel-covered trail meanders through the hills, heading roughly east-west. The gravel is trampled and packed into the ground, forming a paved trail. Off to the east, at a three-way intersection, a tree-lined lane heads north through a stand of trees, heading for a chimneyed structure. ~ ~ 301465601 12 9 0 D1 ~ ~ 0 -1 76531 10 10 5 D3 ~ ~ 0 -1 76533 10 10 5 -1 S #76533 Gravel-Covered Trail Through the Hills~ Dirt shows where the gravel has been pushed aside by heavy travel, tracks showing in the dirt. A few clumps of grass and weeds have taken up residence at the sides of the trail, at the base of the low walls that follow on either side of the snaking path. ~ ~ 301465601 12 9 0 D1 ~ ~ 0 -1 76532 10 10 5 D3 ~ ~ 0 -1 76534 10 10 5 -1 S #76534 Gravel-Covered Trail Through the Hills~ The trail here is a mixture of dried mud, loose gravel and small pebbles. Dirt-encrusted blades of grass lie flat against the ground, something having flattened them. A part of one of the walls lining the trail has been knocked over, leaving a gap in the northern wall and a mess of flat stones. ~ ~ 301465601 12 9 0 D1 ~ ~ 0 -1 76533 10 10 5 D3 ~ ~ 0 -1 76535 10 10 5 -1 S #76535 Gravel-Covered Trail Through the Hills~ A couple dried apple cores indicate recent passage along this road. Covered with loose gravel and lined with stone walls that reach just to your calves, the trail heads east and west through the hills, where it seems to pass through stands of trees. ~ ~ 301465601 12 9 0 D1 ~ ~ 0 -1 76534 10 10 5 D3 ~ ~ 0 -1 76536 10 10 5 -1 S #76536 Gravel-Covered Trail near a Stand of Trees~ Heading west through a copse of trees and east through the rolling hills, this trail of gravel is fairly wide and well-maintained, its gravel covering even, its surface level. The trees to the west meet in a canopy overhanging the trail, creating a dark tunnel. ~ ~ 301465601 12 9 0 D1 ~ ~ 0 -1 76535 10 10 5 D3 ~ ~ 0 -1 76537 10 10 5 -1 S #76537 Gravel-Covered Trail Through a Stand of Trees~ Trees form a shadowy canopy over the road, their branches intertwining. Bushes and tall grasses grow at the base of the trees, behind the low walls lining the road. The road heads east and west, out from under the protection of the trees. Just off the path, to the north, you spy what looks like the remains of a campsite. ~ ~ 301465601 12 9 0 D0 ~ ~ 0 -1 76538 10 10 5 D1 ~ ~ 0 -1 76536 10 10 5 D3 ~ ~ 0 -1 76539 10 10 5 -1 S #76538 Campsite Within a Stand of Trees~ Under a stand of trees, in a small area cleared of greenery, lies the remains of a campfire. An ash-covered ring of blackened stones protects a bowl-like center of the charred remains of logs, branches, and other debris. A few black-colored splatters stain the grass and shrub about the site. South, a rough trail runs through this small grove of trees, heading east and west. ~ ~ 301465601 2 9 0 D2 ~ ~ 0 -1 76537 10 10 5 -1 S #76539 Paved Road Near a Stand of Trees~ The trail makes a sudden turn, heading east and south. From the east, the trail is gravel-covered, neat but unpaved, the gravel loose and barely packed by travelers on the trail. In that direction is a stand of trees which form a shady spot over the path. As the trail turns south, meandering amongst a few ruins, it becomes more of a road, the gravel now tightly packed and interspersed with large, flat stones in varying shades of browns and greys. ~ ~ 301465601 12 9 0 D1 ~ ~ 0 -1 76537 10 10 5 D2 ~ ~ 0 -1 76540 10 10 5 -1 S #76540 Paved Road Between Two Ruins~ The tall ruins of towers stand as twin sentinels to the neatly paved road that passes between the two old structures. The gravel and stone road surface is tightly packed and level, creating almost a city street. The road heads south through a region of low rolling hills, and north to turn into a copse of trees. ~ ~ 301465601 12 9 0 D0 ~ ~ 0 -1 76539 10 10 5 D1 ~ ~ 0 -1 76564 10 10 5 D2 ~ ~ 0 -1 76541 10 10 5 D3 ~ ~ 0 -1 76558 10 10 5 -1 S #76541 Paved Road South of Some Ruins~ The gravel and stone road wanders north right between the sad ruins of once-great towers, while south it runs through verdant, low-lying hills. Off in the distance to the southwest, there seems to be an area without any hillocks, either a depression in the land or a curiously flat spot. ~ ~ 301465601 12 9 0 D0 ~ ~ 0 -1 76540 10 10 5 D2 ~ ~ 0 -1 76542 10 10 5 -1 S #76542 Paved Road Through the Hills~ Large stones, some dark brown and others lighter, some dark grey and others almost white, create a road heading north and south through a low, hilly landscape. Small pebbles are interspersed with the large stones, all of it interlocked tightly so as to form a smooth, level surface to ease travel. Southwest, the ground drops away into a hole or canyon of some sort, which the road skirts. ~ ~ 301465601 12 9 0 D0 ~ ~ 0 -1 76541 10 10 5 D2 ~ ~ 0 -1 76543 10 10 5 -1 S #76543 Paved Road Next to a Canyon Wall~ The road here turns north and west, north heading through the troughs of low hills, while west it runs along the edge of a canyon lip. Southwest, the ground has collapsed away, leaving a giant hole in the ground. The far lip is merely a shadow in the distance, but down in the canyon, there seems to be some sort of town. ~ ~ 301465601 12 9 0 D0 ~ ~ 0 -1 76542 10 10 5 D3 ~ ~ 0 -1 76544 10 10 5 -1 S #76544 Paved Road Next to a Canyon Lip~ A steep drop is immediately south, the southern edge of the road coming perilously close to the edge. The lip of the canyon is ragged and unreinforced, and looks quite unstable. There seems to be a thriving town at the bottom of the huge southern hole. ~ ~ 301465601 12 9 0 D1 ~ ~ 0 -1 76543 10 10 5 D3 ~ ~ 0 -1 76545 10 10 5 -1 S #76545 Paved Road Next to a Canyon Lip~ The collapse south being natural and leaving an uneven line, there seems to be more ground here between the road and the edge than there is east, where the road runs so close to the edge as to almost seem to fall in. A few plants grow right up to the lip of the canyon, one even sprouting bright yellow flowers. There is even the remains of a cottage west. South, at the bottom of a long drop, is a town. ~ ~ 301465601 12 9 0 D1 ~ ~ 0 -1 76544 10 10 5 D3 ~ ~ 0 -1 76546 10 10 5 -1 S #76546 Paved Road Next to a Canyon Lip~ Immediately south is a cottage, only half intact, the other half having fallen into the canyon. The road passes right by its door, or rather what is left of its door. The door stands ajar, its surface full of holes and scratches, and, in fact, the entire structure looks long neglected, on the verge of collapse. ~ ~ 301465601 12 9 0 D1 ~ ~ 0 -1 76545 10 10 5 D3 ~ ~ 0 -1 76547 10 10 5 -1 S #76547 Paved Road Next to a Canyon Lip~ The stone-paved road, heading roughly east and west, follows the steep, irregular lip of a canyon to the south. The canyon seems to have been the result of the earth collapsing, creating a very big hole. At the bottom of the hole, there appears to be a thriving city. East, the dilapidated remains of a cottage threaten to fall off the canyon edge and into the hole. ~ ~ 301465601 12 9 0 D1 ~ ~ 0 -1 76546 10 10 5 D3 ~ ~ 0 -1 76548 10 10 5 -1 S #76548 Paved Road Next to a Canyon Lip~ The road here gets dangerously close to a hole of collapsed earth, its craggy edge directly south. The hole is gigantic, the road following its rough line for quite some ways. Here, some of the stones of the southern portion of the road have fallen into the canyon, leaving some stones hanging partially in the air. Further collapse seems likely. ~ ~ 301465601 12 9 0 D1 ~ ~ 0 -1 76547 10 10 5 D3 ~ ~ 0 -1 76549 10 10 5 -1 S #76549 Paved Road Next to a Canyon Lip~ A few tufts of grass lean over the edge of a steep drop south, the road continuing blithely east and west. At the bottom of the canyon is a small town, the smoke rising from its numerous chimneys indicating a goodly number of inhabitants. ~ ~ 301465601 12 9 0 D1 ~ ~ 0 -1 76548 10 10 5 D3 ~ ~ 0 -1 76550 10 10 5 -1 S #76550 Paved Road Next to a Canyon Lip~ The road surface here consists of more regular, almost rectangular stones, rather than the irregular ones which make up the road to the east. The colors of the stones are also more regular, with more coral showing than the greys and browns to the east. ~ ~ 301465601 12 9 0 D1 ~ ~ 0 -1 76549 10 10 5 D3 ~ ~ 0 -1 76551 10 10 5 -1 S #76551 Paved Road Next to a Canyon Lip~ The road heads down, descending the side of the canyon in one direction, and along the edge of the hole in eastwards. Rectangular, coral-colored stones form a pristine, well-constructed pathway down, heading towards the town at the base of the canyon. Either the stones are so hard as to not show much wear, or this path is fairly new or rarely used. ~ ~ 301465601 12 9 0 D1 ~ ~ 0 -1 76550 10 10 5 D5 ~ ~ 0 -1 76552 10 10 5 -1 S #76552 Descending Road Along a Canyon Wall~ The road heads steadily downwards to the south, while north, it heads up and east, following the northern lip of this hole, within which sits the city of Orlumber. The western wall here is shored with neatly cut slabs of light grey granite, huge bracing pillars of marble reinforcing the wall at regular intervals. ~ ~ 301465601 12 6 0 D2 ~ ~ 0 -1 76553 10 10 5 D4 ~ ~ 0 -1 76551 10 10 5 -1 S #76553 Descending Road Along a Canyon Wall~ Next to the cliff wall, the city is below you to the east. North, the road heads up and out of this hole, while south, it continues its descent to the canyon floor. The wall to the west is not natural but consists, rather, of neatly cut and laid pieces of granite, which in turn are buttressed by pillars of marble. ~ ~ 301465601 12 6 0 D0 ~ ~ 0 -1 76552 10 10 5 D2 ~ ~ 0 -1 76554 10 10 5 -1 S #76554 Descending Road Along a Canyon Wall~ The canyon wall is quite spectacular, with big horizontal slabs of light grey, speckled slate keeping the road safe, and bracing marble pillars as giant guards. The coral-colored road heads north out of this giant hole and south, down to the gate of the city of Orlumber. ~ ~ 301465601 12 6 0 D0 ~ ~ 0 -1 76553 10 10 5 D2 ~ ~ 0 -1 76555 10 10 5 -1 S #76555 Descending Road Along a Canyon Wall~ The road, while not overly broad, nonetheless permits the passage of several persons and their animals. Neatly laid stone, in light coral in color, leads south into the city or up and out of this hole. Great slabs of stone shore up the wall to the west, while east, you can see to the bottom of the hole, which is not so far down now, where Orlumber sits snuggly. ~ ~ 301465601 12 6 0 D0 ~ ~ 0 -1 76554 10 10 5 D2 ~ ~ 0 -1 76556 10 10 5 -1 S #76556 Descending Road Along a Canyon Wall~ At the base of a tremendous wall that reaches to the skies above you, the road connects down to a trail leading to the city, and ascends north out of this hole in a ribbon of coral stones. The slate slabs and marble pillars reinforcing the wall look quite strong and newly carved, not a crack showing anywhere on their surface. ~ ~ 301465601 12 9 0 D0 ~ ~ 0 -1 76555 10 10 5 D5 ~ ~ 0 -1 33500 10 10 5 -1 S #76557 Tree-lined Lane~ North - lane to inn. Not done. Probably acode north - inn closed, come back later or something. ~ ~ 301465601 12 9 0 D2 ~ ~ 0 -1 76530 10 10 5 -1 S #76558 Ground Floor of an Old Tower - West of a Trail~ This old, round tower must have once been quite a magnificent sight, its remaining walls still reaching several floors to the skies. Only a portion of the second floor is intact and might be reachable via a stone staircase to the west. An open archway in the east wall of the tower leads to a trail. Underfoot, cracked tiles once covered stones, only remnants of a classic pattern remaining. ~ trapdoor - make move slab instead ~ 301465601 0 5 0 D1 ~ ~ 0 -1 76540 10 10 5 D3 ~ ~ 0 -1 76559 10 10 5 D5 old, rusted trapdoor~ trapdoor~ 2187 -1 76562 10 10 5 -1 S #76559 Ground Floor of an Old Tower - Below a Staircase~ This old structure was once a circular tower of some height. Stone walls remain that reach to the skies, although the roof has since disappeared. The remains of a stone staircase permit access to the second floor, a small portion of which is still intact. ~ ~ 301465601 0 5 0 D1 ~ ~ 0 -1 76558 10 10 5 D4 ~ ~ 0 -1 76560 10 10 5 -1 S #76560 Top of the Stairs in an Old Tower~ This landing upon the second floor is made of solid stone slabs, each longer than an average-sized gnome. The steps continue down to the ground and up a couple of steps before disappearing completely. Outer walls surround you, while a former interior wall blocks the way east, sheered off where the floor has collapsed. ~ east exit temporary. replace with acode. ~ 301465601 0 5 0 D1 ~ ~ 0 -1 76561 10 10 5 D5 ~ ~ 0 -1 76559 10 10 5 -1 S #76561 Second Floor of an Old Tower~ This narrow ledge is all that's left of the second floor, which would once have consisted of at least a couple of complete rooms. A former interior wall blocks the way west, while north and east, an arc of the outside wall of the tower hugs the ledge. ~ west exit temporary. replace with acode. ~ 301465601 0 9 0 D3 ~ ~ 0 -1 76560 10 10 5 -1 S #76562 Basement of an Old Tower~ Dark and dank, this basement is a breeding ground for mold and fungi, many specimens of which you crushed when you entered the room. The floor is slippery from the growths and mushrooms of various colors peek out from cracks in the stony floor. Uneven, encrusted walls surround you on three sides, while west is darkness. ~ ~ 301465605 0 5 0 D3 ~ ~ 0 -1 76563 10 10 5 D4 old, rusted trapdoor~ trapdoor~ 2187 -1 76558 10 10 5 -1 S #76563 Basement of an Old Tower~ Musty and dank, it has been a long time since this place was used as a home by any civilized creatures. Fungus grows on the floor, between cracks in the stone foundation, and lichen and mold grow on all surfaces. A thin trickle of water winds its way down the moss-covered west wall, into an old fountain. ~ ~ 301465605 0 9 0 D1 ~ ~ 0 -1 76562 10 10 5 -1 S #76564 Ruins of an Old Tower - East of a Trail~ This formerly round tower is in much worse condition than the tower to the west of the trail. The only wall left is part of the entry arch and a northern portion that is barely taller than your head. The floor has large cracks where grasses and other plants have taken root, carpeting much of the floor in green. ~ ~ 301465601 12 6 0 D3 ~ ~ 0 -1 76540 10 10 5 -1 S #0