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B'ridys was an old mountain fortress, originally a monastery for the cult of the Nameless Ones. Malazans had retreated to the fortress from their strongholds in Ehrlitan, G'danisban, and Pan'potsun during the Whirlwind rebellion to defend themselves from there.

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  • B'ridys was an old mountain fortress, originally a monastery for the cult of the Nameless Ones. Malazans had retreated to the fortress from their strongholds in Ehrlitan, G'danisban, and Pan'potsun during the Whirlwind rebellion to defend themselves from there.
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  • B'ridys was an old mountain fortress, originally a monastery for the cult of the Nameless Ones. Malazans had retreated to the fortress from their strongholds in Ehrlitan, G'danisban, and Pan'potsun during the Whirlwind rebellion to defend themselves from there. "B'ridys had been carved into a cliffside, a longstanding tradition in the odhans surrounding the Holy Desert. There was no formal, constructed approach - not even steps, nor handholds, cut into the stone — and the tunnels behind the fortifications reached deep. Within those tunnels, springs supplied water. Kalam had only seen B'ridys from the outside, long abandoned by its original inhabitants, suggesting that the springs had dried up. And while such strongholds contained vast storage chambers, there was little chance that the Malazans who'd fled to it had found those chambers supplied." ―Description of B'ridys
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