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 **Granale**: A small shipping village located across the river from Gratac on the southern bay of Ageron. The village handles much of the goods that come from inland to be delivered to Gaea and Koth or other ports where land delivery would be too hazardous.
-**[[Shinto]]**
+**Shinto**: A small enclave, home to a certain sect of nomads, populated by immigrants from Cahyali's [[settings:cahyali:raikougan|Raikougan Archipelago]] as well as locals.
 **[[settings:jaern:ageron:fadencrest|Fadencrest]]**: Population approx. 750. Located in a mountain valley southwest of Firehammer, originally a closed door religious convent of the followers of Emizzair (called Em for short) that is now a small trading town. The town boasts the Exotic business league, a moderately productive renovated iron mine, and a T'orite barracks as well as the original temple to Em. While all major faiths deny that Em exists and no proof of his presence is apparent, the followers still worship avidly. The region around Fadenwood is known for its meteor showers and the strange metallic ore that lands there.
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 **Divide River**: This river connects from both sides of the ocean, and twice a day with the tides switches flow direction. Beyond it, there is one massive desert, named Kroan.
-**[[Kroan]]**: A massive desert inhabited by six tribes. The only permanent city within it is [[Tephis]]. Temperatures can reach upwards of 120* F here.
+**[[settings:jaern:ageron:kroan|Kroan]]**: A massive desert inhabited by six tribes. The only permanent city within it is [[settings:jaern:ageron:kroan:tephis|Tephis]]. Temperatures can reach upwards of 120* F here.
-  * **[[Tephis]], Desert Haven.**: Population 45,000. A booming city of trade, entertainment, and gambling within the bounds of Kroan, which originated as a meeting place for the tribes of the region and eventually bloomed into a great city of all forms of art and sport. Its growth was spurred mainly by its role as a major conduit and resting place for those coming from the desert wastes out to the rest of the continent; a role which it maintains to date.
+  * **[[settings:jaern:ageron:kroan:tephis|Tephis]], Desert Haven.**: Population 45,000. A booming city of trade, entertainment, and gambling within the bounds of Kroan, which originated as a meeting place for the tribes of the region and eventually bloomed into a great city of all forms of art and sport. Its growth was spurred mainly by its role as a major conduit and resting place for those coming from the desert wastes out to the rest of the continent; a role which it maintains to date.
-**[[Southern Forest]]**: The forest ends near Firehammer Hold, and goes west to the largest river of the continent.
+**[[settings:jaern:ageron:southernforest|Southern Forest]]**: The forest ends near Firehammer Hold, and goes west to the largest river of the continent.
-  * **[[Qiryah Amir]]**: Population 8,000. An ancient city within the [[Southern Forest of Ageron]]. It has only recently revealed itself to the world.
+  * **[[Qiryah Amir]]**: Population 8,000. An ancient city within the Southern Forest. It has only recently revealed itself to the world.
 **[[Vasvoir]] (Aquatic City)**: Population 13700. This city, comprised primarily of lizards, is located on the bottom of the Basal Sea near the southeastern shore of Ageron.  The city of Vasvoir is completely submerged except for a dock in the middle of the water that houses an elevator to the city. While friendly and open to outsiders, a large majority of the city is inhospitable to non-waterbreathing creatures. However, the city proper is in a sealed dome to allow commerce and interactions with outsiders. Since this city had no land to grow crops, it relies on other mainland cities for produce, trading its abundance of deep ocean fish and corals.