The Kabrin Road
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| + | Probably one of the most famous roads known within Sylira, '''The Kabrin Road''' links [[Sylira]] to [[Taldera]] in the north and Sylira with [[Cyphrus]] in the south. The Kadrin Road was the [[Syliran Knights]] second road building project after the establishment of their city. The first being, naturally, the well worn paved pathway between [[Syliras]] and [[Zeltiva]]. All in all, the Kabrin Road is more than two thousand miles long, linking Taldera to [[Ekytol]]. Within Syliras, there are periodic [[Traveler Shelters]] - small well-stocked cabins with hearths, firewood, and small cots. There is no food within these shelters, but travelers are encouraged to use them, keep them clean, and restock firewood. Many traveler's lives have been saved by finding these shelters, especially in the winter. They are spaced approximately twenty miles apart and visited by Sylirian Knights on a five day cycle to make sure they haven't been vandalized or stripped of their firewood. | ||
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Probably one of the most famous roads known within Sylira, The Kabrin Road links Sylira to Taldera in the north and Sylira with Cyphrus in the south. The Kadrin Road was the Syliran Knights second road building project after the establishment of their city. The first being, naturally, the well worn paved pathway between Syliras and Zeltiva. All in all, the Kabrin Road is more than two thousand miles long, linking Taldera to Ekytol. Within Syliras, there are periodic Traveler Shelters - small well-stocked cabins with hearths, firewood, and small cots. There is no food within these shelters, but travelers are encouraged to use them, keep them clean, and restock firewood. Many traveler's lives have been saved by finding these shelters, especially in the winter. They are spaced approximately twenty miles apart and visited by Sylirian Knights on a five day cycle to make sure they haven't been vandalized or stripped of their firewood.