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	==Recent History==		==Recent History==
	Rumours suggest that the [[vyig]] criminal organisation has become active again in the northern city. This Varushkan criminal fraternity is ~~untied~~ by an absolute hatred of Imperial law, and once threatened to overtake both Temeschwar and the League. Becoming increasingly bold, their activities ~~lead~~ to a major operation supported by the [[Synod]] to once again [[A big sleep\|drive these criminals]] out of the northernmost League city - and indeed the League as a whole.		Rumours suggest that the [[vyig]] criminal organisation has become active again in the northern city. This Varushkan criminal fraternity is united by an absolute hatred of Imperial law, and once threatened to overtake both Temeschwar and the League. Becoming increasingly bold, their activities led to a major operation supported by the [[Synod]] to once again [[A big sleep\|drive these criminals]] out of the northernmost League city - and indeed the League as a whole.

	Shortly before the Winter Solstice 381YE, the [[Lorenzo%27s_Legacy#Blood_Red_Roads\|Blood Red Roads]] were completed, with Temeschwar as a major hub. They providing merchants and traders from across the Empire with easy access to the markets of Temeschwar, and vice versa. For more than half a decade the roads provided a major boon to the [[farm\|farms]] and [[business\|businesses]] of the territory. In the Winter of 386YE, however, the Imperial Senate determined to [[386YE_Winter_Solstice_Senate_sessions#Levy_Tolls_on_Blood_Red_Roads\|levy tolls]] on traffic using the road, meaning they no longer increase the income of individual citizens but provide a significant boost to the Imperial Treasury, in part to pay for the war against the [[vallorn]].		Shortly before the Winter Solstice 381YE, the [[Lorenzo%27s_Legacy#Blood_Red_Roads\|Blood Red Roads]] were completed, with Temeschwar as a major hub. They providing merchants and traders from across the Empire with easy access to the markets of Temeschwar, and vice versa. For more than half a decade the roads provided a major boon to the [[farm\|farms]] and [[business\|businesses]] of the territory. In the Winter of 386YE, however, the Imperial Senate determined to [[386YE_Winter_Solstice_Senate_sessions#Levy_Tolls_on_Blood_Red_Roads\|levy tolls]] on traffic using the road, meaning they no longer increase the income of individual citizens but provide a significant boost to the Imperial Treasury, in part to pay for the war against the [[vallorn]].

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	Shortly before the Winter Solstice 381YE, the [[Lorenzo%27s_Legacy#Blood_Red_Roads\|Blood Red Roads]] were completed, with Temeschwar as a major hub. They providing merchants and traders from across the Empire with easy access to the markets of Temeschwar, and vice versa. For more than half a decade the roads provided a major boon to the [[farm\|farms]] and [[business\|businesses]] of the territory. In the Winter of 386YE, however, the Imperial Senate determined to [[386YE_Winter_Solstice_Senate_sessions#Levy_Tolls_on_Blood_Red_Roads\|levy tolls]] on traffic using the road, meaning they no longer increase the income of individual citizens but provide a significant boost to the Imperial Treasury, in part to pay for the war against the [[vallorn]].		Shortly before the Winter Solstice 381YE, the [[Lorenzo%27s_Legacy#Blood_Red_Roads\|Blood Red Roads]] were completed, with Temeschwar as a major hub. They providing merchants and traders from across the Empire with easy access to the markets of Temeschwar, and vice versa. For more than half a decade the roads provided a major boon to the [[farm\|farms]] and [[business\|businesses]] of the territory. In the Winter of 386YE, however, the Imperial Senate determined to [[386YE_Winter_Solstice_Senate_sessions#Levy_Tolls_on_Blood_Red_Roads\|levy tolls]] on traffic using the road, meaning they no longer increase the income of individual citizens but provide a significant boost to the Imperial Treasury, in part to pay for the war against the [[vallorn]].
	===Rat Plague===		===Rat Plague===
	Beginning in the Spring of 386YE, Temeschwar suffered a [[They_bit_the_cats\|plague of rats]]. Reports of fat sewer rats attacking cats and dogs [[Pitter_patter\|soon escalated]]. [[Business\|Businesses]] were targeted by the rats, and the [[Unfettered Mind]] [[Conclave order]] were brought in to analyse the obviously magical situation. They discovered it was more complex than it at first appeared, with reports of [[Pitter_patter#Rodents_of_Assorted_Sizes\|creatures stranger than rats]] being involved. The [[Pitter_patter#The_Chamber_of_Commerce\|Temeschwari Chamber of Commerce]] received several pitches for plans to deal with the rat plague, and in the end chose to accept a tender from the [[Pitter_patter#The_Oldest_Guild\|Rat Kings]], one of the oldest guilds in the city. As [[Graveyard_rats\|the year wore on]] there were concerns about sickness, addressed in part by the [[bishop\|bishops]] of Temeschwar but the Rat Kings guild [[Graveyard_rats#Guild_of_Ratcatchers\|appeared to have contained the problem]]. There was some talk of parley, and of agreements reached with an unknown ''thing'' in the sewers beneath the city, but at the time of writing the rat problem is broadly [[Graveyard_rats#Contained_Not_Ended\|contained, if not entirely ended]]. Rumours suggest the [[Golden_light#The_Woman's_Work\|relocation]] of the body of [[Empress Giselle]] to [[Archbishop_of_Capodomus#Capodomus Cathedral\|Capodomus Cathedral]] in [{Sarvos]] played some role in the relative cessation of rat attacks but specifics are not commonly known.		Beginning in the Spring of 386YE, Temeschwar suffered a [[They_bit_the_cats\|plague of rats]]. Reports of fat sewer rats attacking cats and dogs [[Pitter_patter\|soon escalated]]. [[Business\|Businesses]] were targeted by the rats, and the [[Unfettered Mind]] [[Conclave order]] were brought in to analyse the obviously magical situation. They discovered it was more complex than it at first appeared, with reports of [[Pitter_patter#Rodents_of_Assorted_Sizes\|creatures stranger than rats]] being involved. The [[Pitter_patter#The_Chamber_of_Commerce\|Temeschwari Chamber of Commerce]] received several pitches for plans to deal with the rat plague, and in the end chose to accept a tender from the [[Pitter_patter#The_Oldest_Guild\|Rat Kings]], one of the oldest guilds in the city. As [[Graveyard_rats\|the year wore on]] there were concerns about sickness, addressed in part by the [[bishop\|bishops]] of Temeschwar but the Rat Kings guild [[Graveyard_rats#Guild_of_Ratcatchers\|appeared to have contained the problem]]. There was some talk of parley, and of agreements reached with an unknown ''thing'' in the sewers beneath the city, but at the time of writing the rat problem is broadly [[Graveyard_rats#Contained_Not_Ended\|contained, if not entirely ended]]. Rumours suggest the [[Golden_light#The_Woman's_Work\|relocation]] of the body of [[Empress Giselle]] to [[Archbishop_of_Capodomus#Capodomus Cathedral\|Capodomus Cathedral]] in [[Sarvos]] may have played some role in the relative cessation of rat attacks but specifics are not commonly known.

	==Major Features==		==Major Features==

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	Shortly before the Winter Solstice 381YE, the [[Lorenzo%27s_Legacy#Blood_Red_Roads\|Blood Red Roads]] were completed, with Temeschwar as a major hub. They providing merchants and traders from across the Empire with easy access to the markets of Temeschwar, and vice versa. For more than half a decade the roads provided a major boon to the [[farm\|farms]] and [[business\|businesses]] of the territory. In the Winter of 386YE, however, the Imperial Senate determined to [[386YE_Winter_Solstice_Senate_sessions#Levy_Tolls_on_Blood_Red_Roads\|levy tolls]] on traffic using the road, meaning they no longer increase the income of individual citizens but provide a significant boost to the Imperial Treasury, in part to pay for the war against the [[vallorn]].		Shortly before the Winter Solstice 381YE, the [[Lorenzo%27s_Legacy#Blood_Red_Roads\|Blood Red Roads]] were completed, with Temeschwar as a major hub. They providing merchants and traders from across the Empire with easy access to the markets of Temeschwar, and vice versa. For more than half a decade the roads provided a major boon to the [[farm\|farms]] and [[business\|businesses]] of the territory. In the Winter of 386YE, however, the Imperial Senate determined to [[386YE_Winter_Solstice_Senate_sessions#Levy_Tolls_on_Blood_Red_Roads\|levy tolls]] on traffic using the road, meaning they no longer increase the income of individual citizens but provide a significant boost to the Imperial Treasury, in part to pay for the war against the [[vallorn]].
	===Rat Plague===		===Rat Plague===
	Beginning in the Spring of 386YE, Temeschwar suffered a [[They_bit_the_cats\|plague of rats]]. Reports of fat sewer rats attacking cats and dogs [[Pitter_patter\|soon escalated]]. [[Business\|Businesses]] were targeted by the rats, and the [[Unfettered Mind]] [[Conclave order]] were brought in to analyse the obviously magical situation. They discovered it was more complex than it at first appeared, with reports of [[Pitter_patter#Rodents_of_Assorted_Sizes\|creatures stranger than rats]] being involved. The [[Pitter_patter#The_Chamber_of_Commerce\|Temeschwari Chamber of Commerce]] received several pitches for plans to deal with the rat plague, and in the end chose to accept a tender from the [[Pitter_patter#The_Oldest_Guild\|Rat Kings]], one of the oldest guilds in the city. As [[Graveyard_rats\|the year wore on]] there were concerns about sickness, addressed in part by the [[bishop\|bishops]] of Temeschwar but the Rat Kings guild [[Graveyard_rats#Guild_of_Ratcatchers\|appeared to have contained the problem]]. There was some talk of parley, and of agreements reached with an unknown ''thing'' in the sewers beneath the city, but at the time of writing the rat problem is broadly [[Graveyard_rats#Contained_Not_Ended\|contained, if not entirely ended]].		Beginning in the Spring of 386YE, Temeschwar suffered a [[They_bit_the_cats\|plague of rats]]. Reports of fat sewer rats attacking cats and dogs [[Pitter_patter\|soon escalated]]. [[Business\|Businesses]] were targeted by the rats, and the [[Unfettered Mind]] [[Conclave order]] were brought in to analyse the obviously magical situation. They discovered it was more complex than it at first appeared, with reports of [[Pitter_patter#Rodents_of_Assorted_Sizes\|creatures stranger than rats]] being involved. The [[Pitter_patter#The_Chamber_of_Commerce\|Temeschwari Chamber of Commerce]] received several pitches for plans to deal with the rat plague, and in the end chose to accept a tender from the [[Pitter_patter#The_Oldest_Guild\|Rat Kings]], one of the oldest guilds in the city. As [[Graveyard_rats\|the year wore on]] there were concerns about sickness, addressed in part by the [[bishop\|bishops]] of Temeschwar but the Rat Kings guild [[Graveyard_rats#Guild_of_Ratcatchers\|appeared to have contained the problem]]. There was some talk of parley, and of agreements reached with an unknown ''thing'' in the sewers beneath the city, but at the time of writing the rat problem is broadly [[Graveyard_rats#Contained_Not_Ended\|contained, if not entirely ended]]. Rumours suggest the [[Golden_light#The_Woman's_Work\|relocation]] of the body of [[Empress Giselle]] to [[Archbishop_of_Capodomus#Capodomus Cathedral\|Capodomus Cathedral]] in [{Sarvos]] played some role in the relative cessation of rat attacks but specifics are not commonly known.

	==Major Features==		==Major Features==

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	Shortly before the Winter Solstice 381YE, the [[Lorenzo%27s_Legacy#Blood_Red_Roads\|Blood Red Roads]] were completed, with Temeschwar as a major hub. They providing merchants and traders from across the Empire with easy access to the markets of Temeschwar, and vice versa. For more than half a decade the roads provided a major boon to the [[farm\|farms]] and [[business\|businesses]] of the territory. In the Winter of 386YE, however, the Imperial Senate determined to [[386YE_Winter_Solstice_Senate_sessions#Levy_Tolls_on_Blood_Red_Roads\|levy tolls]] on traffic using the road, meaning they no longer increase the income of individual citizens but provide a significant boost to the Imperial Treasury, in part to pay for the war against the [[vallorn]].		Shortly before the Winter Solstice 381YE, the [[Lorenzo%27s_Legacy#Blood_Red_Roads\|Blood Red Roads]] were completed, with Temeschwar as a major hub. They providing merchants and traders from across the Empire with easy access to the markets of Temeschwar, and vice versa. For more than half a decade the roads provided a major boon to the [[farm\|farms]] and [[business\|businesses]] of the territory. In the Winter of 386YE, however, the Imperial Senate determined to [[386YE_Winter_Solstice_Senate_sessions#Levy_Tolls_on_Blood_Red_Roads\|levy tolls]] on traffic using the road, meaning they no longer increase the income of individual citizens but provide a significant boost to the Imperial Treasury, in part to pay for the war against the [[vallorn]].
	===Rat Plague===		===Rat Plague===
	Beginning in the Spring of 386YE, Temeschwar suffered a [[They_bit_the_cats\|plague of rats]]. Reports of fat sewer rats attacking cats and dogs [[Pitter_patter\|soon escalated]]. [[Business\|Businesses]] were targeted by the rats, and the [[Unfettered Mind]] [[Conclave order]] were brought in to analyse the obviously magical situation. They discovered it was more complex than it at first appeared, with reports of [[Pitter_patter#Rodents_of_Assorted_Sizes\|creatures stranger than rats]] being involved. The [[Pitter_patter#The_Chamber_of_Commerce\|Temeschwari Chamber of Commerce]] received several pitches for plans to deal with the rat plague, and in the end chose to accept a tender from the [[Pitter_patter#The_Oldest_Guild\|Rat Kings]], one of the oldest guilds in the city. As [[Graveyard_rats\|the year wore on]] there were concerns about sickness, addressed in part by the [[bishop\|bishops]] of Temeschwar but the Rat Kings guild [[Graveyard_rats#Guild_of_Ratcatchers\|appeared to have contained the problem]]. There was some talk of parley, and of agreements reached with an unknown ''thing'' in the sewers beneath the city, but at the time of writing the rat problem is broadly [[Graveyard_rats#Contained_Not_Ended\|contained ~~but~~ not entirely ended]].		Beginning in the Spring of 386YE, Temeschwar suffered a [[They_bit_the_cats\|plague of rats]]. Reports of fat sewer rats attacking cats and dogs [[Pitter_patter\|soon escalated]]. [[Business\|Businesses]] were targeted by the rats, and the [[Unfettered Mind]] [[Conclave order]] were brought in to analyse the obviously magical situation. They discovered it was more complex than it at first appeared, with reports of [[Pitter_patter#Rodents_of_Assorted_Sizes\|creatures stranger than rats]] being involved. The [[Pitter_patter#The_Chamber_of_Commerce\|Temeschwari Chamber of Commerce]] received several pitches for plans to deal with the rat plague, and in the end chose to accept a tender from the [[Pitter_patter#The_Oldest_Guild\|Rat Kings]], one of the oldest guilds in the city. As [[Graveyard_rats\|the year wore on]] there were concerns about sickness, addressed in part by the [[bishop\|bishops]] of Temeschwar but the Rat Kings guild [[Graveyard_rats#Guild_of_Ratcatchers\|appeared to have contained the problem]]. There was some talk of parley, and of agreements reached with an unknown ''thing'' in the sewers beneath the city, but at the time of writing the rat problem is broadly [[Graveyard_rats#Contained_Not_Ended\|contained, if not entirely ended]].

	==Major Features==		==Major Features==

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Recent History

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	Shortly before the Winter Solstice 381YE, the [[Lorenzo%27s_Legacy#Blood_Red_Roads\|Blood Red Roads]] were completed, with Temeschwar as a major hub. They providing merchants and traders from across the Empire with easy access to the markets of Temeschwar, and vice versa. For more than half a decade the roads provided a major boon to the [[farm\|farms]] and [[business\|businesses]] of the territory. In the Winter of 386YE, however, the Imperial Senate determined to [[386YE_Winter_Solstice_Senate_sessions#Levy_Tolls_on_Blood_Red_Roads\|levy tolls]] on traffic using the road, meaning they no longer increase the income of individual citizens but provide a significant boost to the Imperial Treasury, in part to pay for the war against the [[vallorn]].		Shortly before the Winter Solstice 381YE, the [[Lorenzo%27s_Legacy#Blood_Red_Roads\|Blood Red Roads]] were completed, with Temeschwar as a major hub. They providing merchants and traders from across the Empire with easy access to the markets of Temeschwar, and vice versa. For more than half a decade the roads provided a major boon to the [[farm\|farms]] and [[business\|businesses]] of the territory. In the Winter of 386YE, however, the Imperial Senate determined to [[386YE_Winter_Solstice_Senate_sessions#Levy_Tolls_on_Blood_Red_Roads\|levy tolls]] on traffic using the road, meaning they no longer increase the income of individual citizens but provide a significant boost to the Imperial Treasury, in part to pay for the war against the [[vallorn]].
			===Rat Plague===
			Beginning in the Spring of 386YE, Temeschwar suffered a [[They_bit_the_cats\|plague of rats]]. Reports of fat sewer rats attacking cats and dogs [[Pitter_patter\|soon escalated]]. [[Business\|Businesses]] were targeted by the rats, and the [[Unfettered Mind]] [[Conclave order]] were brought in to analyse the obviously magical situation. They discovered it was more complex than it at first appeared, with reports of [[Pitter_patter#Rodents_of_Assorted_Sizes\|creatures stranger than rats]] being involved. The [[Pitter_patter#The_Chamber_of_Commerce\|Temeschwari Chamber of Commerce]] received several pitches for plans to deal with the rat plague, and in the end chose to accept a tender from the [[Pitter_patter#The_Oldest_Guild\|Rat Kings]], one of the oldest guilds in the city. As [[Graveyard_rats\|the year wore on]] there were concerns about sickness, addressed in part by the [[bishop\|bishops]] of Temeschwar but the Rat Kings guild [[Graveyard_rats#Guild_of_Ratcatchers\|appeared to have contained the problem]]. There was some talk of parley, and of agreements reached with an unknown ''thing'' in the sewers beneath the city, but at the time of writing the rat problem is broadly [[Graveyard_rats#Contained_Not_Ended\|contained but not entirely ended]].

	==Major Features==		==Major Features==

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	* [[Congregation\|Congregations]] in the territory benefit from the [[#The Bloody Great Theatre\|Bloody Great Theatre]] and produce an extra 2 doses of [[liao]] each season.		* [[Congregation\|Congregations]] in the territory benefit from the [[#The Bloody Great Theatre\|Bloody Great Theatre]] and produce an extra 2 doses of [[liao]] each season.
	* [[Mana site\|Mana sites]] in the territory no longer benefit from the [[#Lorenzo's Legacy of Loyalty\|Lorenzo's Legacy of Loyalty]] following a senate motion to [[385YE_Winter_Solstice_Senate_sessions#League_Crystal_Mana_to_Spiral\|divert production to Spiral]].		* [[Mana site\|Mana sites]] in the territory no longer benefit from the [[#Lorenzo's Legacy of Loyalty\|Lorenzo's Legacy of Loyalty]] following a senate motion to [[385YE_Winter_Solstice_Senate_sessions#League_Crystal_Mana_to_Spiral\|divert production to Spiral]].
	* Due to the presence of the [[Temeschwar#Lorenzo.27s_Deep_Pockets\|sinkhole]] in the [[#Vardstein Vale\|Vardstein Vale]] it is not possible for a [[~~Imperial army~~\|campaign army]] to move directly between Temeschwar and Upwold despite their apparent proximity on the map.		* Due to the presence of the [[Temeschwar#Lorenzo.27s_Deep_Pockets\|sinkhole]] in the [[#Vardstein Vale\|Vardstein Vale]] it is not possible for a [[Army\|campaign army]] to move directly between Temeschwar and Upwold despite their apparent proximity on the map.
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	[[Category:Gazetteer]]		[[Category:Gazetteer]]
	[[Category:Imperial Territory]]		[[Category:Imperial Territory]]

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	==Recent History==		==Recent History==
	Rumours suggest that the [[vyig]] criminal organisation has become active again in the northern city. This Varushkan criminal fraternity is untied by an absolute hatred of Imperial law, and once threatened to overtake both Temeschwar and the League. Becoming increasingly bold, their activities lead to a major operation supported by the [[~~Synod\|~~Synod]] to once again [[A big sleep\|drive these criminals]] out of the northernmost League city - and indeed the League as a whole.		Rumours suggest that the [[vyig]] criminal organisation has become active again in the northern city. This Varushkan criminal fraternity is untied by an absolute hatred of Imperial law, and once threatened to overtake both Temeschwar and the League. Becoming increasingly bold, their activities lead to a major operation supported by the [[Synod]] to once again [[A big sleep\|drive these criminals]] out of the northernmost League city - and indeed the League as a whole.

	Shortly before the Winter Solstice 381YE, the [[Lorenzo%27s_Legacy#Blood_Red_Roads\|Blood Red Roads]] were completed, with Temeschwar as a major hub. They providing merchants and traders from across the Empire with easy access to the markets of Temeschwar, and vice versa. For more than half a decade the roads provided a major boon to the [[farm\|farms]] and [[business\|businesses]] of the territory. In the Winter of 386YE, however, the Imperial Senate determined to [[386YE_Winter_Solstice_Senate_sessions#Levy_Tolls_on_Blood_Red_Roads\|levy tolls]] on traffic using the road, meaning they no longer increase the income of individual citizens but provide a significant boost to the Imperial Treasury, in part to pay for the war against the [[vallorn]].		Shortly before the Winter Solstice 381YE, the [[Lorenzo%27s_Legacy#Blood_Red_Roads\|Blood Red Roads]] were completed, with Temeschwar as a major hub. They providing merchants and traders from across the Empire with easy access to the markets of Temeschwar, and vice versa. For more than half a decade the roads provided a major boon to the [[farm\|farms]] and [[business\|businesses]] of the territory. In the Winter of 386YE, however, the Imperial Senate determined to [[386YE_Winter_Solstice_Senate_sessions#Levy_Tolls_on_Blood_Red_Roads\|levy tolls]] on traffic using the road, meaning they no longer increase the income of individual citizens but provide a significant boost to the Imperial Treasury, in part to pay for the war against the [[vallorn]].

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	==Recent History==		==Recent History==
	Rumours suggest that the [[vyig]] criminal organisation has become active again in the northern city. This Varushkan criminal fraternity is untied by an absolute hatred of Imperial law, and once threatened to overtake both Temeschwar and the League. Becoming increasingly bold, their activities lead to a major operation supported by the [[~~Imperial~~ Synod\|Synod]] to once again [[A big sleep\|drive these criminals]] out of the northernmost League city - and indeed the League as a whole.		Rumours suggest that the [[vyig]] criminal organisation has become active again in the northern city. This Varushkan criminal fraternity is untied by an absolute hatred of Imperial law, and once threatened to overtake both Temeschwar and the League. Becoming increasingly bold, their activities lead to a major operation supported by the [[Synod\|Synod]] to once again [[A big sleep\|drive these criminals]] out of the northernmost League city - and indeed the League as a whole.

	Shortly before the Winter Solstice 381YE, the [[Lorenzo%27s_Legacy#Blood_Red_Roads\|Blood Red Roads]] were completed, with Temeschwar as a major hub. They providing merchants and traders from across the Empire with easy access to the markets of Temeschwar, and vice versa. For more than half a decade the roads provided a major boon to the [[farm\|farms]] and [[business\|businesses]] of the territory. In the Winter of 386YE, however, the Imperial Senate determined to [[386YE_Winter_Solstice_Senate_sessions#Levy_Tolls_on_Blood_Red_Roads\|levy tolls]] on traffic using the road, meaning they no longer increase the income of individual citizens but provide a significant boost to the Imperial Treasury, in part to pay for the war against the [[vallorn]].		Shortly before the Winter Solstice 381YE, the [[Lorenzo%27s_Legacy#Blood_Red_Roads\|Blood Red Roads]] were completed, with Temeschwar as a major hub. They providing merchants and traders from across the Empire with easy access to the markets of Temeschwar, and vice versa. For more than half a decade the roads provided a major boon to the [[farm\|farms]] and [[business\|businesses]] of the territory. In the Winter of 386YE, however, the Imperial Senate determined to [[386YE_Winter_Solstice_Senate_sessions#Levy_Tolls_on_Blood_Red_Roads\|levy tolls]] on traffic using the road, meaning they no longer increase the income of individual citizens but provide a significant boost to the Imperial Treasury, in part to pay for the war against the [[vallorn]].

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	===The Bloody Great Theatre===		===The Bloody Great Theatre===
	The [[Lorenzo's Legacy#Boody Great Threatre\|Bloody Great Theatre]] is one of the most prominent theatres in the Empire. It was [[commission\|commissioned]] by Gant Archama and approved by the [[~~Imperial~~ Senate]] in Winter 380YE, in the wake of a [[In_brightest_day#The_Power_to_Exalt\|powerful surge of interest]] in the arts. A small movement to have the building officially named "Grand Temschwari Theatre" gained very little traction - the amusement of calling such a large and impressive structure by such a common name has meant it has largely stuck. It serves as an inspiration, and a source of [[Pride]], for the citizens of the city.		The [[Lorenzo's Legacy#Boody Great Threatre\|Bloody Great Theatre]] is one of the most prominent theatres in the Empire. It was [[commission\|commissioned]] by Gant Archama and approved by the [[Senate]] in Winter 380YE, in the wake of a [[In_brightest_day#The_Power_to_Exalt\|powerful surge of interest]] in the arts. A small movement to have the building officially named "Grand Temschwari Theatre" gained very little traction - the amusement of calling such a large and impressive structure by such a common name has meant it has largely stuck. It serves as an inspiration, and a source of [[Pride]], for the citizens of the city.

	===The Great Game===		===The Great Game===
	[[Construct_Lorenzo's_Great_Game\|Commissioned]] by the [[~~Imperial~~ Senate]] in Spring 382YE, and completed a little over a month later, the [[Lorenzo's_Legacy#Lorenzo.27s_Great_Game\|Great Game]] was paid for by Lorenzo "la Volpe" Macelliao von Temeschwar and built by [[Those_who_worship#Almodin_Okt.C3.ADstis.2C_Priest_of_the_Builder\|Almodin Oktístis]], the [[Asavean Archipelago\|Asavean]] architect. It is a grand casino that also contains numerous places of refreshment and hostelries that stands beside the [[Lorenzo's_Legacy#Blood_Red_Roads\|Blood Red Road]] outside the southern walls of the city proper.		[[Construct_Lorenzo's_Great_Game\|Commissioned]] by the [[Senate]] in Spring 382YE, and completed a little over a month later, the [[Lorenzo's_Legacy#Lorenzo.27s_Great_Game\|Great Game]] was paid for by Lorenzo "la Volpe" Macelliao von Temeschwar and built by [[Those_who_worship#Almodin_Okt.C3.ADstis.2C_Priest_of_the_Builder\|Almodin Oktístis]], the [[Asavean Archipelago\|Asavean]] architect. It is a grand casino that also contains numerous places of refreshment and hostelries that stands beside the [[Lorenzo's_Legacy#Blood_Red_Roads\|Blood Red Road]] outside the southern walls of the city proper.

	=== The [[Fortress of Salt]]===		=== The [[Fortress of Salt]]===
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	The fortification here was decommissioned during the reign of [[Empress Mariika]], during a compromise which saw funds channelled to the fortification of Temeschwar itself. Following the fall of Skarsind there was discussion of rebuilding it as a watchpost and beacon. In early 377YE the fortress was partially refitted to serve as a base of operation for groups of [[Bravo\|bravos]] hunting bandits and brigands preying on Temeschwari trade. Overseen by Bridget Eastville (senator for [[Mitwold]]) as part of a larger plan to provide protection to towns throughout the Empire, the defences were not sufficient to qualify Mellfort as a [[Fortifications\|fortification]]. Still, they helped reduce outlawry throughout the territory and led to further discussion about completing the work and restoring Mellfort to its former glory as a strategically placed fortification.		The fortification here was decommissioned during the reign of [[Empress Mariika]], during a compromise which saw funds channelled to the fortification of Temeschwar itself. Following the fall of Skarsind there was discussion of rebuilding it as a watchpost and beacon. In early 377YE the fortress was partially refitted to serve as a base of operation for groups of [[Bravo\|bravos]] hunting bandits and brigands preying on Temeschwari trade. Overseen by Bridget Eastville (senator for [[Mitwold]]) as part of a larger plan to provide protection to towns throughout the Empire, the defences were not sufficient to qualify Mellfort as a [[Fortifications\|fortification]]. Still, they helped reduce outlawry throughout the territory and led to further discussion about completing the work and restoring Mellfort to its former glory as a strategically placed fortification.

	Throughout its history, people who have spent long periods of time here have reported strange dreams - dreams of sadness, loss and bittersweet remembrance. Unlike many such 'accursed places' it gained a reputation for strangeness, rather than terror or fear, and in the early years of the Empire became something of a place of pilgrimage for those suffering grief or regret. Interest in the strange aura here culminated in Winter 383YE with [[A_health_to_the_company#Restful_Isolation\|proposals]] as to how to make the best use of it. The [[~~Imperial~~ Senate]] ultimately approved the plan of the Emerald Magpie Guild to turn Mellfort into a [[A_health_to_the_company#Restful_Isolation\|place to rest and recuperate]], establishing the [[Chatelaine_of_the_Reapers%27_Repose#Reapers'_Repose\|Reaper's Repose]]. The existing structures - the palisades and the watchpost - were incorporated into the new structure, and consequently Mellfort is no longer even lightly fortified.		Throughout its history, people who have spent long periods of time here have reported strange dreams - dreams of sadness, loss and bittersweet remembrance. Unlike many such 'accursed places' it gained a reputation for strangeness, rather than terror or fear, and in the early years of the Empire became something of a place of pilgrimage for those suffering grief or regret. Interest in the strange aura here culminated in Winter 383YE with [[A_health_to_the_company#Restful_Isolation\|proposals]] as to how to make the best use of it. The [[Senate]] ultimately approved the plan of the Emerald Magpie Guild to turn Mellfort into a [[A_health_to_the_company#Restful_Isolation\|place to rest and recuperate]], establishing the [[Chatelaine_of_the_Reapers%27_Repose#Reapers'_Repose\|Reaper's Repose]]. The existing structures - the palisades and the watchpost - were incorporated into the new structure, and consequently Mellfort is no longer even lightly fortified.

	===Lorenzo's Deep Pockets===		===Lorenzo's Deep Pockets===

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	=== The [[Fortress of Salt]]===		=== The [[Fortress of Salt]]===
	The Fortress of Salt is a Bourse resource located in [[#Metri\|Metri]]. Custodianship of the Fortress is an [[Imperial Title]] that brings with it a Seat on the [[~~Imperial~~ Bourse]]. It produces 25 Imperial wains of mithril every season. Control is allocated to any Imperial citizen by open auction during the Autumn Equinox.		The Fortress of Salt is a Bourse resource located in [[#Metri\|Metri]]. Custodianship of the Fortress is an [[Imperial Title]] that brings with it a Seat on the [[Bourse]]. It produces 25 Imperial wains of mithril every season. Control is allocated to any Imperial citizen by open auction during the Autumn Equinox.

	===Lorenzo's Legacy of Loyalty===		===Lorenzo's Legacy of Loyalty===