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The '''Barrowlands''' is an area of extensive plains in the [[Deep South]] which is situated in the [[Bailiwick]] of the [[Princely Precinct]] of the [[Elwynn|Elwynnese Union]] called the [[Alalehzamin and Utasia|Emirate of Alalehzamin and Utasia]] which is known as the [[Vale of Angularis]]. | The '''Barrowlands''' is an area of extensive plains in the [[Deep South]] which is situated in the [[Bailiwick]] of the [[Princely Precinct]] of the [[Elwynn|Elwynnese Union]] called the [[Alalehzamin and Utasia|Emirate of Alalehzamin and Utasia]] which is known as the [[Vale of Angularis]]. | ||
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The Barrowlands is a region of wide, grassy hilly plains where there are numerous barrows, the ancient graves of the Elwys, to be found. The largest barrow, the Great Barrow in the tiny town of Kalmyn, is said to contain the grave of the Great King of the Elwys who was also known as the Barrow King. | The Barrowlands is a region of wide, grassy hilly plains where there are numerous barrows, the ancient graves of the Elwys, to be found. The largest barrow, the Great Barrow in the tiny town of Kalmyn, is said to contain the grave of the Great King of the Elwys who was also known as the Barrow King. | ||
Revision as of 21:39, 6 August 2016
View of the Barrowlands of the Vale of Angularis.
The Barrowlands is an area of extensive plains in the Deep South which is situated in the Bailiwick of the Princely Precinct of the Elwynnese Union called the Emirate of Alalehzamin and Utasia which is known as the Vale of Angularis.
About
The Barrowlands is a region of wide, grassy hilly plains where there are numerous barrows, the ancient graves of the Elwys, to be found. The largest barrow, the Great Barrow in the tiny town of Kalmyn, is said to contain the grave of the Great King of the Elwys who was also known as the Barrow King.
The area is sacred to those who worship the Goddess Elwynn such as the Church of Elwynn and Froyalanish Ancient Ways.
