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Midgewater Marsh

Marsh Crossings

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Crossing the midgewater marshes is not for the faint of heart - read more about this particular journey in Signs Along the Road - "Flowers for Kings"

“The Hunger That Remains”

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Author’s Note: This piece was shaped with a little help from AI. It provided assistance on things like the structuring, some names, shortening some verbose language/ideas as I'd written, and gave me the odd turn of phrase here and there.

“Sinking Fortunes”

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Author’s Note: This piece was shaped with a little help from AI. It provided assistance on things like the structuring, some names, shortening some verbose language/ideas as I'd written, and gave me the odd turn of phrase here and there.

Muck and Mystery in the Marsh

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Image Credit (above): By Denis Loebner

This Chronicle charts the a journey through the Midgewater Marshes. It includes personal journal entries, letters, overheard conversations, recorded reflections, and short tales shared by the characters themselves. Together, they weave a story of exploration, peril, and unexpected alliances.

“Relics of the Marsh”

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|This story is part of a series, found here: Muck and Mystery in the Marsh|

The Watch: Recollections of the Vale: Part 4

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The Midgewater was quiet but for the  buzz of flies and the familiar "neek breek" croaking on insects. The sun dropped lower, the glow turning the brackish water crimson as Corrben stood on the edge of the ruin. He had spilled as much blood to soak the lands of his birth, the blood of southrons who seemed determined to destroy and steal all the hard wrought work his people had done. Raiders and thieves, rapists, murderers and con artists were all among the flow of folk from the south.

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