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"Intrepid Reiklanders hack out living space from the Reikwald forest, raising palisades to shield their settlements from the horrors lurking in the woods. Even so, a man might leave his village and return a few weeks later to find it razed, his kith and kin missing."
"Reiklanders rejoice when the Emperor declares war, because all but the most cowardly of brigands leave their forest-haunts and seek easy coin as mercenaries."
"Even amongst cartographers in Altdorf, Stromdorf is playfully called Stormdorf due to it's widely known bad weather. The name slipped through on maps which were sold on the open market from time to time."
"Flowing through the Reikland, the river Reik is deep enough to accommodate galleons from Marienburg and Ulthuan, and is so wide that virtually no bridge can span it, save the wondrous Great Bridge at Nuln."
"Stretching from the World's Edge Mountains to the Sea of Claws, the Reik is the Old World's longest river."
"Kemperbad is a wealthy Freistadt at the confluence of the River Reik and the River Stir."
Unfortunately I don't play this much anymore because it gives me migraines and motion sickness ever since I got a new monitor a few months back, though I'm still unsure if that's the culprit or coincidence. Either way, if there's more new additions I need to add, I'm not sure when/if I'll get to find them.
"The river Reik is the Empire's principal trade route, and travel by riverboat is often faster and less dangerous than on roads. However, piracy is common enough to warrant shipsword patrols, and sometimes dangerous creatures swim downriver from the far-off sea."