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The county of Boothe encompasses the northernmost part of the Bastion mountain range. It is the second largest of the counties that make up the Crags, bordering Saintsvale in the south and having direct access to the Sea of the Wandering in the north. The dangerous waters are only sailed by smugglers and other less than savoury folk. Large, sharp peaks and ridges can be seen across the county, with broad valleys separating them from one another. Unlike the southern part of the Crags, the north known to be geologically unstable, with earthquakes and landslides happening on a regular basis.

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  • Boothe
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  • The county of Boothe encompasses the northernmost part of the Bastion mountain range. It is the second largest of the counties that make up the Crags, bordering Saintsvale in the south and having direct access to the Sea of the Wandering in the north. The dangerous waters are only sailed by smugglers and other less than savoury folk. Large, sharp peaks and ridges can be seen across the county, with broad valleys separating them from one another. Unlike the southern part of the Crags, the north known to be geologically unstable, with earthquakes and landslides happening on a regular basis.
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Affiliation
  • House Barrington
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  • County
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Trade
  • Ore
Religion
Climate
  • Mild Temperate
Location
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  • The county of Boothe encompasses the northernmost part of the Bastion mountain range. It is the second largest of the counties that make up the Crags, bordering Saintsvale in the south and having direct access to the Sea of the Wandering in the north. Incredible vertical cliffs reach down into the waves below, making for poor port locations, only made worse by the thousands of rocky spires that sit quietly below the surface of the water, waiting to dig into the hulls of ships of careless traders who think they can shave a few days off their journey by sailing closer to the coast than most trading companies advise. The dangerous waters are only sailed by smugglers and other less than savoury folk. Large, sharp peaks and ridges can be seen across the county, with broad valleys separating them from one another. Unlike the southern part of the Crags, the north known to be geologically unstable, with earthquakes and landslides happening on a regular basis.
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