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Traveller's Guide to the Sword Coast Vol. IV: The Risen Road

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Traveller's Guide to the Sword Coast Vol. IV: The Risen Road is part of a larger collection of guide books.

An old, cheaply-bound book that's starting to fall to pieces.

Properties

  • Books Books
  • Author: unknown Author: unknown
  • Rarity: Common Rarity: Common
  • Weight: 0.5 kg (1 lb) Weight: 0.5 kg (1 lb)
  • Price: 14 gp Price: 14 gp
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[The stained, well-thumbed pages filled with travelling advice that seems to be decades out of date]


... those who seek to journey to the coast from the interior regions lying to the east will typically seek out the Risen Road. Running parallel to the River Chionthar, the Risen Road provides an overland route all the way from Elturel Elturel to Baldur's Gate, and has proven tempting to travellers seeking an alternate to the river barges that sail the Chionthar.


A portion of the road approximately halfway between Elturel and Baldur's Gate has in recent years developed into an enclave for Selûne worship, with a temple of not insignificant splendour lying near the road. Indeed an entire village, Moonhaven, has developed alongside the temple, and can provide food and shelter to weary travellers.


Farther east lies the citadel of Moonrise Towers, where a toll is required for onward passage of goods and folk alike. Some are tempted to go off-road in order to avoid the toll, however bandits and other dangers may cause them to pay a much steeper price...

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