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The Arandellion Moors are a series of High Lands to the north of the Jorvyll. They seem to be fairly useless, and despite their large size, only a few groups of hardy Ghyllians seem to live among them. This might be due to the face that the land, for the most part, smells of Rotting Fefferberries.

The most common plant in the moors is the wide spread Fefferberry. Unfortunately for the inhabitants of this land, the most common species on the Moors is one of the least economically viable. Nevertheless, the inhabitants of the area have taken to brewing an alcoholic beverage out of them, useful only because it blots out the smell of the Rotting Berries. The Inhabitants consider going blind an excellent trade for getting rid of the awful smell, and almost never go outside their homes without taking a good stiff drink of the brew.

The most common activity in the area is the brewing of said beverage. One’s status in the area is based upon how much of the stuff one can imbibe, and a good drinking contest has been known to knock out entire villages. As far as diet goes, it is mostly Fefferberries, Mute Chukarandos, Zhur Fruit when in season, and for the exceptionally hungry, the mash of the Darseed Plant.

As far as historical importance goes, there has been very little. The Moors have become the home of numerous exiles, due to the accepting nature of the locals, who are happy enough to see anyone new. However, anyone who settles in the Moors soon dissapears from the public eye, seeing as their time becomes consumed by the culture of the area, and that very little of intrest occurs when the smell of Rotten Fefferberries fills the air. The most notable effect they have had on current history is the rather strange story of the Pobellian Debates, which were supposedly over the ownership of them. According to popular myth, they were ruled by the Alezeans long ago, which accounts for how disgusting they are now, but there is no evidence whatsoever for this, as the lands their ruins can be found are to the far south, but this scholar can provide no definite proof to the contrary, and thus feels the rumor deserves inclusion.

Citations: [[Jorvyll]], [[Pobellian Debates]], [[Fefferberry]]

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-The '''Arandellion Moors''' are a series of High Lands to the north of the [[Jorvyll]]. They seem to be fairly useless, and despite their large size, only a few groups of hardy Ghyllians seem to live among them. This might be due to the fact that the land, for the most part, smells of Rotting Fefferberries.
+The '''Arandellion Moors''' are a series of High Lands to the north of the [[Jorvyll]]. They seem to be fairly useless, and despite their large size, only a few groups of hardy Ghyllians seem to live among them. This might be due to the fact that the land, for the most part, smells of rotting [[Fefferberry|fefferberries]].
-The most common plant in the moors is the widespread [[Fefferberry]]. Unfortunately for the inhabitants of this land, the most common species on the Moors is one of the least economically viable. Nevertheless, the inhabitants of the area have taken to brewing an alcoholic beverage out of them, useful only because it blots out the smell of the Rotting Berries. The inhabitants consider going blind an excellent trade for getting rid of the awful smell, and almost never go outside their homes without taking a good stiff drink of the brew.
+The most common plant in the Moors is the widespread [[fefferberry]]. Unfortunately for the inhabitants, the most common species is also one of the least economically viable. Nevertheless, the inhabitants of the area have taken to brewing an alcoholic beverage out of them, useful only because it blots out the smell of the rot. The inhabitants consider going blind an excellent trade for getting rid of the awful stench, and almost never go outside their homes without taking a good stiff drink of the brew.
-The most common activity in the area is the brewing of said beverage. One's status in the area is based upon how much of the stuff one can imbibe, and a good drinking contest has been known to knock out entire villages. As far as diet goes, it is mostly Fefferberries, [[Mute Chukarandos]], [[Zhur Fruit]] when in season, and for the exceptionally hungry, the mash of the [[Darseed]] Plant.
+The most common activity in the area is the brewing of said beverage. One's status in the area is based upon how much of the stuff one can imbibe, and a good drinking contest has been known to knock out entire villages. As far as diet goes, it is mostly [[fefferberries]], [[Mute Chukarandos]], [[Zhur Fruit]] when in season, and for the exceptionally hungry, the mash of the [[darseed]] plant.
-As far as historical importance goes, there has been very little. The Moors have become the home of numerous exiles, due to the accepting nature of the locals, who are happy enough to see anyone new. However, anyone who settles in the Moors soon disappears from the public eye, seeing as their time becomes consumed by the culture of the area, and that very little of interest occurs when the smell of Rotten Fefferberries fills the air. The most notable effect the moors have had on current history is the rather strange story of the [[Pobellian Debates]], which were supposedly over the ownership of them. According to popular myth, they were ruled by the [[Alezanians]] long ago, which accounts for how disgusting they are now, but there is no evidence whatsoever for this, as the lands where their ruins can be found are to the far south, but this scholar can provide no definite proof to the contrary, and thus feels the rumor deserves inclusion.
+As far as historical importance goes, there has been very little. The Moors have become the home of numerous exiles due to the accepting nature of the locals, who are happy enough to see anyone new. However, anyone who settles in the Moors soon disappears from the public eye, seeing as their time becomes consumed by the culture of the area, and that very little of interest occurs with the smell of rotten fefferberries filling the air. The most notable effect the Moors have had on current history is the rather strange story of the [[Pobellian Debates]], which were supposedly over the ownership of them. According to popular myth, they were ruled by the [[Alezanians]] long ago, which accounts for how disgusting they are now, but there is no corroborating evidence whatsoever, as the lands where their ruins can be found are to the far south, but this scholar can provide no definite proof to the contrary, and thus feels the rumor deserves inclusion.
-Citations: [[Fefferberry]], [[Jorvyll]], [[Pobellian Debates]].
+'''Citations''': [[Fefferberry]], [[Jorvyll]], [[Pobellian Debates]].
 --[[User:Kalen Firth|Kalen Firth]] 23:37, 16 May 2005 (EDT)

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-The Arandellion Moors are a series of High Lands to the north of the Jorvyll. They seem to be fairly useless, and despite their large size, only a few groups of hardy Ghyllians seem to live among them. This might be due to the face that the land, for the most part, smells of Rotting Fefferberries.
+The '''Arandellion Moors''' are a series of High Lands to the north of the [[Jorvyll]]. They seem to be fairly useless, and despite their large size, only a few groups of hardy Ghyllians seem to live among them. This might be due to the fact that the land, for the most part, smells of Rotting Fefferberries.
-The most common plant in the moors is the wide spread Fefferberry. Unfortunately for the inhabitants of this land, the most common species on the Moors is one of the least economically viable. Nevertheless, the inhabitants of the area have taken to brewing an alcoholic beverage out of them, useful only because it blots out the smell of the Rotting Berries. The Inhabitants consider going blind an excellent trade for getting rid of the awful smell, and almost never go outside their homes without taking a good stiff drink of the brew.
+The most common plant in the moors is the widespread [[Fefferberry]]. Unfortunately for the inhabitants of this land, the most common species on the Moors is one of the least economically viable. Nevertheless, the inhabitants of the area have taken to brewing an alcoholic beverage out of them, useful only because it blots out the smell of the Rotting Berries. The inhabitants consider going blind an excellent trade for getting rid of the awful smell, and almost never go outside their homes without taking a good stiff drink of the brew.
-The most common activity in the area is the brewing of said beverage. One’s status in the area is based upon how much of the stuff one can imbibe, and a good drinking contest has been known to knock out entire villages. As far as diet goes, it is mostly Fefferberries, [[Mute Chukarandos]], [[Zhur Fruit]] when in season, and for the exceptionally hungry, the mash of the [[Darseed]] Plant.
+The most common activity in the area is the brewing of said beverage. One's status in the area is based upon how much of the stuff one can imbibe, and a good drinking contest has been known to knock out entire villages. As far as diet goes, it is mostly Fefferberries, [[Mute Chukarandos]], [[Zhur Fruit]] when in season, and for the exceptionally hungry, the mash of the [[Darseed]] Plant.
-As far as historical importance goes, there has been very little. The Moors have become the home of numerous exiles, due to the accepting nature of the locals, who are happy enough to see anyone new. However, anyone who settles in the Moors soon disappears from the public eye, seeing as their time becomes consumed by the culture of the area, and that very little of intrest occurs when the smell of Rotten Fefferberries fills the air. The most notable effect they have had on current history is the rather strange story of the Pobellian Debates, which were supposedly over the ownership of them. According to popular myth, they were ruled by the Alezeans long ago, which accounts for how disgusting they are now, but there is no evidence whatsoever for this, as the lands their ruins can be found are to the far south, but this scholar can provide no definite proof to the contrary, and thus feels the rumor deserves inclusion.
+As far as historical importance goes, there has been very little. The Moors have become the home of numerous exiles, due to the accepting nature of the locals, who are happy enough to see anyone new. However, anyone who settles in the Moors soon disappears from the public eye, seeing as their time becomes consumed by the culture of the area, and that very little of interest occurs when the smell of Rotten Fefferberries fills the air. The most notable effect the moors have had on current history is the rather strange story of the [[Pobellian Debates]], which were supposedly over the ownership of them. According to popular myth, they were ruled by the [[Alezanians]] long ago, which accounts for how disgusting they are now, but there is no evidence whatsoever for this, as the lands where their ruins can be found are to the far south, but this scholar can provide no definite proof to the contrary, and thus feels the rumor deserves inclusion.
-Citations: [[Jorvyll]], [[Pobellian Debates]], [[Fefferberry]]
+Citations: [[Fefferberry]], [[Jorvyll]], [[Pobellian Debates]].
 --[[User:Kalen Firth|Kalen Firth]] 23:37, 16 May 2005 (EDT)

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 The most common plant in the moors is the wide spread Fefferberry. Unfortunately for the inhabitants of this land, the most common species on the Moors is one of the least economically viable. Nevertheless, the inhabitants of the area have taken to brewing an alcoholic beverage out of them, useful only because it blots out the smell of the Rotting Berries. The Inhabitants consider going blind an excellent trade for getting rid of the awful smell, and almost never go outside their homes without taking a good stiff drink of the brew.
-The most common activity in the area is the brewing of said beverage. One’s status in the area is based upon how much of the stuff one can imbibe, and a good drinking contest has been known to knock out entire villages. As far as diet goes, it is mostly Fefferberries, Mute Chukarandos, Zhur Fruit when in season, and for the exceptionally hungry, the mash of the Darseed Plant.
+The most common activity in the area is the brewing of said beverage. One’s status in the area is based upon how much of the stuff one can imbibe, and a good drinking contest has been known to knock out entire villages. As far as diet goes, it is mostly Fefferberries, [[Mute Chukarandos]], [[Zhur Fruit]] when in season, and for the exceptionally hungry, the mash of the [[Darseed]] Plant.
 As far as historical importance goes, there has been very little. The Moors have become the home of numerous exiles, due to the accepting nature of the locals, who are happy enough to see anyone new. However, anyone who settles in the Moors soon disappears from the public eye, seeing as their time becomes consumed by the culture of the area, and that very little of intrest occurs when the smell of Rotten Fefferberries fills the air. The most notable effect they have had on current history is the rather strange story of the Pobellian Debates, which were supposedly over the ownership of them. According to popular myth, they were ruled by the Alezeans long ago, which accounts for how disgusting they are now, but there is no evidence whatsoever for this, as the lands their ruins can be found are to the far south, but this scholar can provide no definite proof to the contrary, and thus feels the rumor deserves inclusion.
-Citations: [[Jorvyll]], [[Pobellian Debates]], [[Fefferberry]], [[Mute Chukarandos]], [[Zhur Fruit]], [[Darseed]]
+Citations: [[Jorvyll]], [[Pobellian Debates]], [[Fefferberry]]
 --[[User:Kalen Firth|Kalen Firth]] 23:37, 16 May 2005 (EDT)

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 The most common activity in the area is the brewing of said beverage. One’s status in the area is based upon how much of the stuff one can imbibe, and a good drinking contest has been known to knock out entire villages. As far as diet goes, it is mostly Fefferberries, Mute Chukarandos, Zhur Fruit when in season, and for the exceptionally hungry, the mash of the Darseed Plant.
-As far as historical importance goes, there has been very little. The Moors have become the home of numerous exiles, due to the accepting nature of the locals, who are happy enough to see anyone new. However, anyone who settles in the Moors soon dissapears from the public eye, seeing as their time becomes consumed by the culture of the area, and that very little of intrest occurs when the smell of Rotten Fefferberries fills the air. The most notable effect they have had on current history is the rather strange story of the Pobellian Debates, which were supposedly over the ownership of them. According to popular myth, they were ruled by the Alezeans long ago, which accounts for how disgusting they are now, but there is no evidence whatsoever for this, as the lands their ruins can be found are to the far south, but this scholar can provide no definite proof to the contrary, and thus feels the rumor deserves inclusion.
+As far as historical importance goes, there has been very little. The Moors have become the home of numerous exiles, due to the accepting nature of the locals, who are happy enough to see anyone new. However, anyone who settles in the Moors soon disappears from the public eye, seeing as their time becomes consumed by the culture of the area, and that very little of intrest occurs when the smell of Rotten Fefferberries fills the air. The most notable effect they have had on current history is the rather strange story of the Pobellian Debates, which were supposedly over the ownership of them. According to popular myth, they were ruled by the Alezeans long ago, which accounts for how disgusting they are now, but there is no evidence whatsoever for this, as the lands their ruins can be found are to the far south, but this scholar can provide no definite proof to the contrary, and thus feels the rumor deserves inclusion.
 Citations: [[Jorvyll]], [[Pobellian Debates]], [[Fefferberry]], [[Mute Chukarandos]], [[Zhur Fruit]], [[Darseed]]
 --[[User:Kalen Firth|Kalen Firth]] 23:37, 16 May 2005 (EDT)

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 As far as historical importance goes, there has been very little. The Moors have become the home of numerous exiles, due to the accepting nature of the locals, who are happy enough to see anyone new. However, anyone who settles in the Moors soon dissapears from the public eye, seeing as their time becomes consumed by the culture of the area, and that very little of intrest occurs when the smell of Rotten Fefferberries fills the air. The most notable effect they have had on current history is the rather strange story of the Pobellian Debates, which were supposedly over the ownership of them. According to popular myth, they were ruled by the Alezeans long ago, which accounts for how disgusting they are now, but there is no evidence whatsoever for this, as the lands their ruins can be found are to the far south, but this scholar can provide no definite proof to the contrary, and thus feels the rumor deserves inclusion.
-Citations: [[Jorvyll]], [[Pobellian Debates]], [[Fefferberry]]
+Citations: [[Jorvyll]], [[Pobellian Debates]], [[Fefferberry]], [[Mute Chukarandos]], [[Zhur Fruit]], [[Darseed]]
 --[[User:Kalen Firth|Kalen Firth]] 23:37, 16 May 2005 (EDT)

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		+	--[[User:Kalen Firth\|Kalen Firth]] 23:37, 16 May 2005 (EDT)