Montrachet River - Revision history

Martin: Correcting position of Ruv

2022-09-26T05:59:58Z

Correcting position of Ruv

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	[[Category: Western Kingdom]][[Category:River]][[Category:River_of_the_Western_Kingdom]]		[[Category: Western Kingdom]][[Category:River]][[Category:River_of_the_Western_Kingdom]]
	A major route of trade and commerce, the Montrachet River originates at the confluence of the [[Palatine River]] from the mountains north of [[Midheim]], and ~~the [[Ruv River]] out of [[Borovia]]. It is then joined by~~ the [[Griffe River]] out of [[Deep Woods]] before flowing down through the wine country of [[Borderlay]], gathering several tributaries and meeting the [[Alp River]] at the southern end of Borderlay.		A major route of trade and commerce, the Montrachet River originates at the confluence of the [[Palatine River]] from the mountains north of [[Midheim]], and the [[Griffe River]] out of [[Deep Woods]] before flowing down through the wine country of [[Borderlay]], gathering several tributaries and meeting the [[Alp River]] at the southern end of Borderlay.

	South of Borderlay the river is often called ''Bas Montrachet'' (Lower Montrachet), and the stretch before the confluence with the Alp is sometimes called ''Haut Montrachet'' (Upper Montrachet) to differentiate them, particularly for the purposes of wine production (the wines of Borderlay and other areas on the ''Haut Montrachet'' being generally superior to those produced on the ''Bas'' length of the river).		South of Borderlay the river is often called ''Bas Montrachet'' (Lower Montrachet), and the stretch before the confluence with the Alp is sometimes called ''Haut Montrachet'' (Upper Montrachet) to differentiate them, particularly for the purposes of wine production (the wines of Borderlay and other areas on the ''Haut Montrachet'' being generally superior to those produced on the ''Bas'' length of the river).

Martin: Add link

2022-09-24T03:03:08Z

Add link

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	[[Category: Western Kingdom]][[Category:River]][[Category:River_of_the_Western_Kingdom]]		[[Category: Western Kingdom]][[Category:River]][[Category:River_of_the_Western_Kingdom]]
	A major route of trade and commerce, the Montrachet River originates at the confluence of the Palatine ~~river~~ from the mountains north of [[Midheim]], and the [[Ruv River]] out of [[Borovia]]. It is then joined by the [[Griffe River]] out of [[Deep Woods]] before flowing down through the wine country of [[Borderlay]], gathering several tributaries and meeting the [[Alp River]] at the southern end of Borderlay.		A major route of trade and commerce, the Montrachet River originates at the confluence of the [[Palatine River]] from the mountains north of [[Midheim]], and the [[Ruv River]] out of [[Borovia]]. It is then joined by the [[Griffe River]] out of [[Deep Woods]] before flowing down through the wine country of [[Borderlay]], gathering several tributaries and meeting the [[Alp River]] at the southern end of Borderlay.

	South of Borderlay the river is often called ''Bas Montrachet'' (Lower Montrachet), and the stretch before the confluence with the Alp is sometimes called ''Haut Montrachet'' (Upper Montrachet) to differentiate them, particularly for the purposes of wine production (the wines of Borderlay and other areas on the ''Haut Montrachet'' being generally superior to those produced on the ''Bas'' length of the river).		South of Borderlay the river is often called ''Bas Montrachet'' (Lower Montrachet), and the stretch before the confluence with the Alp is sometimes called ''Haut Montrachet'' (Upper Montrachet) to differentiate them, particularly for the purposes of wine production (the wines of Borderlay and other areas on the ''Haut Montrachet'' being generally superior to those produced on the ''Bas'' length of the river).

Martin: Adding Palatine River

2022-09-24T03:02:41Z

Adding Palatine River

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	[[Category: Western Kingdom]][[Category:River]][[Category:River_of_the_Western_Kingdom]]		[[Category: Western Kingdom]][[Category:River]][[Category:River_of_the_Western_Kingdom]]
	A major route of trade and commerce, the Montrachet River originates in the mountains north of [[Midheim]] and ~~joins~~ the [[Ruv River]] out of [[Borovia]] ~~and~~ the [[Griffe River]] out of [[Deep Woods]] before flowing down through the wine country of [[Borderlay]], gathering several tributaries and meeting the [[Alp River]] at the southern end of Borderlay.		A major route of trade and commerce, the Montrachet River originates at the confluence of the Palatine river from the mountains north of [[Midheim]], and the [[Ruv River]] out of [[Borovia]]. It is then joined by the [[Griffe River]] out of [[Deep Woods]] before flowing down through the wine country of [[Borderlay]], gathering several tributaries and meeting the [[Alp River]] at the southern end of Borderlay.

	South of Borderlay the river is often called ''Bas Montrachet'' (Lower Montrachet), and the stretch before the confluence with the Alp is sometimes called ''Haut Montrachet'' (Upper Montrachet) to differentiate them, particularly for the purposes of wine production (the wines of Borderlay and other areas on the ''Haut Montrachet'' being generally superior to those produced on the ''Bas'' length of the river).		South of Borderlay the river is often called ''Bas Montrachet'' (Lower Montrachet), and the stretch before the confluence with the Alp is sometimes called ''Haut Montrachet'' (Upper Montrachet) to differentiate them, particularly for the purposes of wine production (the wines of Borderlay and other areas on the ''Haut Montrachet'' being generally superior to those produced on the ''Bas'' length of the river).

Martin: Drow invasion updates

2022-09-13T08:43:11Z

Drow invasion updates

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	[[Category: Western Kingdom]][[Category:River]][[Category:River_of_the_Western_Kingdom]]		[[Category: Western Kingdom]][[Category:River]][[Category:River_of_the_Western_Kingdom]]
	A major route of trade and commerce, the Montrachet River originates in the mountains north of [[Midheim]] and joins the [[Ruv River]] out of [[Borovia]] before flowing down through the wine country of [[Borderlay]], gathering several tributaries and meeting the [[Alp River]] at the southern end of Borderlay.		A major route of trade and commerce, the Montrachet River originates in the mountains north of [[Midheim]] and joins the [[Ruv River]] out of [[Borovia]] and the [[Griffe River]] out of [[Deep Woods]] before flowing down through the wine country of [[Borderlay]], gathering several tributaries and meeting the [[Alp River]] at the southern end of Borderlay.

	South of Borderlay the river is often called ''Bas Montrachet'' (Lower Montrachet), and the stretch before the confluence with the Alp is sometimes called ''Haut Montrachet'' (Upper Montrachet) to differentiate them, particularly for the purposes of wine production (the wines of Borderlay and other areas on the ''Haut Montrachet'' being generally superior to those produced on the ''Bas'' length of the river).		South of Borderlay the river is often called ''Bas Montrachet'' (Lower Montrachet), and the stretch before the confluence with the Alp is sometimes called ''Haut Montrachet'' (Upper Montrachet) to differentiate them, particularly for the purposes of wine production (the wines of Borderlay and other areas on the ''Haut Montrachet'' being generally superior to those produced on the ''Bas'' length of the river).

	Bas Montrachet forms the border between County [[Chagny]], ~~and~~ the Viscounty of [[Vole]] on the south and eastern side, and ''County'' [[Bowcourt]] (the Marquessa's direct holdings) on the north and western side.		The Bas Montrachet forms the border between County [[Chagny]], the Viscounty of [[Vole]] on the south and eastern side, and ''County'' [[Bowcourt]] (the Marquessa's direct holdings) on the north and western side.

	South of the Viscounty of [[Nevers]] the Montrachet joins the [[Baratary River]] and the two empty into the [[Ffenargh]] swamp.		South of the Viscounty of [[Nevers]] the Montrachet joins the [[Baratary River]] and the two empty into the [[Ffenargh]] swamp. The events of the Drow Invasion - in particular the freezing of the Baratary River to form the Ice Road north - the course of the lower Montrachet has changed, meeting the Baratary further south than before. This change in course alters the borders of the surrounding holdings; exact ownership remains in dispute.

	Like the Baratary, the navigable length of the river used to end at the Ffenargh, but in early 790's dredging work undertaken by the Theocracy opened a route to the sea, greatly increasing trade on the river.		Like the Baratary, the navigable length of the river used to end at the Ffenargh, but in early 790's dredging work undertaken by the Theocracy opened a route to the sea, greatly increasing trade on the river. The route to the sea remains open, but the Drow invasion and related events in the Ffenargh have made transit more dangerous.

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ChrisC at 22:48, 24 July 2012

2012-07-24T22:48:42Z

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[[Category: Western Kingdom]][[Category:River]][[Category:River_of_the_Western_Kingdom]]
A major route of trade and commerce, the Montrachet River originates in the mountains north of [[Midheim]] and joins the [[Ruv River]] out of [[Borovia]] before flowing down through the wine country of [[Borderlay]], gathering several tributaries and meeting the [[Alp River]] at the southern end of Borderlay.

South of Borderlay the river is often called ''Bas Montrachet'' (Lower Montrachet), and the stretch before the confluence with the Alp is sometimes called ''Haut Montrachet'' (Upper Montrachet) to differentiate them, particularly for the purposes of wine production (the wines of Borderlay and other areas on the ''Haut Montrachet'' being generally superior to those produced on the ''Bas'' length of the river).

Bas Montrachet forms the border between County [[Chagny]], and the Viscounty of [[Vole]] on the south and eastern side, and ''County'' [[Bowcourt]] (the Marquessa's direct holdings) on the north and western side.

South of the Viscounty of [[Nevers]] the Montrachet joins the [[Baratary River]] and the two empty into the [[Ffenargh]] swamp.

Like the Baratary, the navigable length of the river used to end at the Ffenargh, but in early 790's dredging work undertaken by the Theocracy opened a route to the sea, greatly increasing trade on the river.

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