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== Inhabitants ==
== Inhabitants ==
A group of Gypsies has lived between the Highlands and the [[Coronar Lowlands]] for many, many years. They inhabit the Highlands when the river runs high and floods their lowland campsites. They inhabit the Lowlands when the water level drops again, taking advantage of the Lowlands' superior fishing and fruit trees, and easier-to-traverse terrain. The Highlands, in contrast, are a much more protected and secure location.
A group of travelers have lived between the Highlands and the [[Coronar Lowlands]] for many, many years. They inhabit the Highlands when the river runs high and floods their lowland campsites. They inhabit the Lowlands when the water level drops again, taking advantage of the Lowlands' superior fishing and fruit trees, and easier-to-traverse terrain. The Highlands, in contrast, are a much more protected and secure location.


== Law, Government, and Politics ==
== Law, Government, and Politics ==
The Highlands are precisely on the barrier between Guardia and Fa'Diel, but travel through Fa'Diel's Oreyndur forest is required to get there, so there may be some contention as to which territory it "belongs" to. It is the beginning of the Sulfataska Range, existing where the mountains drop down to mere hills next to the river. There is no organized community, except for the autonomous Gypsies.
The Highlands are precisely on the barrier between Guardia and Fa'Diel, but travel through Fa'Diel's Oreyndur forest is required to get there, so there may be some contention as to which territory it "belongs" to. It is the beginning of the Sulfataska Range, existing where the mountains drop down to mere hills next to the river. There is no organized community, except for the autonomous travelers.


== Quests ==
== Quests ==

Latest revision as of 08:24, 23 July 2019

Lorien Highlands
Blaven.jpg
A great place to mountain an expedition!
Source: Original
Builder: Versalia
Level Range: 35-45
Linked: Yes

History

Sights

Many shepherds tend their flocks in the Highlands, because of the open, grassy hillsides and the nearby river. Fishing is fairly common, although restricted to the calmer section of the river (which can flow very fast, depending on the season). Lorien Highlands is the only place where fishermen can catch both the Guardia Lobster and the Fa'Diel Catfish.

Travel

Travelling through Oreyndur Forest is the only way to access these rolling green hills. However, Lorien Highlands serves as an important travel route to Bean Valley, Goreomemu Swamp, and probably Eldin Mountain. The terrain can get extremely rocky, but most of the hillside is covered with vibrant green grass. There is a beaten path which travelers stick to, but there are also stone Cairns to help the lost stay on their path.

Inhabitants

A group of travelers have lived between the Highlands and the Coronar Lowlands for many, many years. They inhabit the Highlands when the river runs high and floods their lowland campsites. They inhabit the Lowlands when the water level drops again, taking advantage of the Lowlands' superior fishing and fruit trees, and easier-to-traverse terrain. The Highlands, in contrast, are a much more protected and secure location.

Law, Government, and Politics

The Highlands are precisely on the barrier between Guardia and Fa'Diel, but travel through Fa'Diel's Oreyndur forest is required to get there, so there may be some contention as to which territory it "belongs" to. It is the beginning of the Sulfataska Range, existing where the mountains drop down to mere hills next to the river. There is no organized community, except for the autonomous travelers.

Quests

A lot of sheep roam the highlands, which means a shepherd could be nearby. Perhaps they could use some help?

The Great Explorer Luigi Says

Luigi.jpg "Watch out for-a mischievous crow, it plucked Luigi's favorite ring right off his finger, mamma mia! The wildlife here seem to be vulner-able to earth and water."