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[[Image:Welcome_Hills.png|thumb|250px|right|Map of region]]A region of [[Thorast]] to the north-est of the [[Kleinius Vale]] and south of the [[Hammer Peaks]]. It is protected by [[Fort Viridian]].
[[File:Welcome_Hills1.png|thumb|250px|right|Map of region]]A region of [[Thorast]] to the north-east of the [[Kleinius Vale]] and south-west of the [[Hammer Peaks]]. It is protected by [[Fort Viridian]].




As its name suggests, the region is notable for its foothills, some of which are of considerable size. Luckily the network of roads, maintained by the Imperial Army, means that traversing this region is not overly difficult, even if many roads fail to conform to the ideal of "shortest route" between many of its towns.
As its name suggests, the region is notable for its foothills, some of which are of considerable size. Luckily the network of roads, maintained by the Imperial Army, means that traversing this region is not overly difficult, even if many roads fail to conform to the ideal of "shortest route" between many of its towns. [[The Dwarf Road]] continues east through this region, up through the town of [[Turvin]].




The region is plagued by bands of orc and human raiders who take advantage of the terrain and gaps in army coverage to prey upon merchants and unwary adventurers.
The region is plagued by bands of [[Orcs|Orc]] and [[Humans|Human]] raiders who take advantage of the terrain and gaps in army coverage to prey upon merchants and unwary adventurers.




The Welcome Hills is notable for its large lake (lake Veridian) around which are a number of settlements. including [[Fort Viridian]]. It is also home to the [[Fort Basilisk]], which provides defence and road maintenance for an area of nearly 4800 sq.km.
The Welcome Hills is notable for its large lake ([[Lake Viridian]]) around which are a number of settlements, including [[Fort Viridian]].
 
 
==Population==
[[File:Welcome_Hills_scene1.png|thumb|250px|left|View of the Welcome Hills]]
The whole of the Welcome Hills has a population estimated to be around 12,000 people (of various races), about half of which live in [[Population Centres|towns and villages]] along the Dwarf Road, the main road built by the Imperial Army and which runs into the region from the [[Kleinius Vale]].
 
The population, as of the last census of most of the major settlements in this region are as follows:
 
*Belville - 505
*[[Hirschorn]] - 485
*Ichton - 366
*[[Larenfast]] - 410
*[[Mulgreen]] - 460
*[[Turvin]] - 3900
 
 
Another 2,000 live in hamlets and villages not currently shown on the map. A further 4,000 live in isolated farms and individual dwellings across the region.

Latest revision as of 14:56, 11 October 2024

Map of region

A region of Thorast to the north-east of the Kleinius Vale and south-west of the Hammer Peaks. It is protected by Fort Viridian.


As its name suggests, the region is notable for its foothills, some of which are of considerable size. Luckily the network of roads, maintained by the Imperial Army, means that traversing this region is not overly difficult, even if many roads fail to conform to the ideal of "shortest route" between many of its towns. The Dwarf Road continues east through this region, up through the town of Turvin.


The region is plagued by bands of Orc and Human raiders who take advantage of the terrain and gaps in army coverage to prey upon merchants and unwary adventurers.


The Welcome Hills is notable for its large lake (Lake Viridian) around which are a number of settlements, including Fort Viridian.


Population

View of the Welcome Hills

The whole of the Welcome Hills has a population estimated to be around 12,000 people (of various races), about half of which live in towns and villages along the Dwarf Road, the main road built by the Imperial Army and which runs into the region from the Kleinius Vale.

The population, as of the last census of most of the major settlements in this region are as follows:


Another 2,000 live in hamlets and villages not currently shown on the map. A further 4,000 live in isolated farms and individual dwellings across the region.