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<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<zone name="Hibarnhvidar" id="116">
<node id="1" name="Haalikshal Highway, The Sky Road">
<description>The lights of a distant settlement dot the darkness to the southwest. To the northeast, flickering torches flank a gate in a wall at the crest of the hill. Behind the wall, a tower is dimly visible.</description>
<description>To the southwest, the steep but wide road rises from a distant valley, climbing to a gate in a stone wall to the northeast. Behind the wall, a grey tower three or four stories high dominates the skyline.</description>
<position x="60" y="-30" z="0" />
<arc exit="southwest" move="southwest" destination="2" />
<arc exit="go" move="go gate" destination="3" />
</node>
<node id="2" name="Haalikshal Highway, The Sky Road">
<description>A long, steeply inclined span of graveled road stretches between two very different locales. In the one direction, the road climbs to the top of the rocky eastern ridge, almost forbidding in its starkness in the other, it winds through the lower-lying meadows and orchards in the valley to the west.</description>
<position x="40" y="-10" z="0" />
<arc exit="northeast" move="northeast" destination="1" />
<arc exit="southwest" move="southwest" destination="4" />
</node>
<node id="3" name="Lewkar Awg, The Courtyard" note="Map123_Himineldar_Shel.xml|E Gate|Raven's Point|Ain Ghazal|egate">
<description>Lanterns light a round tower in a small cobblestone courtyard. Their flickering beams reflect off the water in a trough and off a brass-studded door in the tower. In the east and west walls are gates made of stout timbers.</description>
<description>A small cobblestone courtyard serves travelers as a place for a short rest, offering a water trough for the animals and benches out of the wind for their riders. In the east and west walls are gates made of stout timbers strapped with brass. A few stone steps lead up to the door of the round tower in the center of the yard.</description>
<position x="87" y="-30" z="0" />
<arc exit="go" move="go gate" destination="1" />
</node>
<node id="4" name="Haalikshal Highway, Wooded Slope">
<description>The road runs through a dense evergreen forest, following the steep incline of the mountainside with hardly a furlong of level ground in its route. It bridges rivulets that rush downhill and winds around curves that edge past steep drops.</description>
<position x="20" y="10" z="0" />
<arc exit="north" move="north" destination="5" />
<arc exit="northeast" move="northeast" destination="2" />
</node>
<node id="5" name="Haalikshal Highway, The High Meadow">
<description>For those who like bracing air, the smell of heather, and a constant wind fluttering the grass, this meadow is the place to be. The road descends to the southwest but runs south along a hillside clearing until it disappears into the pines on the mountainside.</description>
<position x="20" y="-10" z="0" />
<arc exit="south" move="south" destination="4" />
<arc exit="southwest" move="southwest" destination="6" />
</node>
<node id="6" name="Haalikshal Highway, East Park">
<description>In a gentle decline westward to a walled city, the road passes through a valley lush with evergreen shrubs and trees. To the northeast, it switches back and forth several times as it climbs into the mountains.</description>
<position x="0" y="10" z="0" />
<arc exit="northeast" move="northeast" destination="5" />
<arc exit="southwest" move="southwest" destination="10" />
<arc exit="west" move="west" destination="7" />
<arc exit="northwest" move="northwest" destination="9" />
</node>
<node id="7" name="Haalikshal Highway, East Park">
<description>The road that connects Hibarnhvidar to Zoluren and Ilithi rises steadily from the city toward a pass in the mountains to the east. Despite the throngs that travel it on festival or market days, it is in good condition and free of litter, suggesting regular attention by the Dwarves who created it.</description>
<position x="-20" y="10" z="0" />
<arc exit="north" move="north" destination="9" />
<arc exit="east" move="east" destination="6" />
<arc exit="south" move="south" destination="10" />
<arc exit="west" move="west" destination="8" />
</node>
<node id="8" name="Haalikshal Highway, East Park">
<description>To the west, the road leads down to a huge gate in a high wall. On either side of the gate tower statues of black ravens, impressive even at this distance. To the east, the road runs upward through the fields that lie on the lower slope of a high range of mountains.</description>
<position x="-40" y="10" z="0" />
<arc exit="northeast" move="northeast" destination="9" />
<arc exit="east" move="east" destination="7" />
<arc exit="southeast" move="southeast" destination="10" />
<arc exit="west" move="west" destination="11" />
</node>
<node id="9" name="Haalikshal Highway, East Park">
<description>A meadow slopes gently to the north, then ends abruptly at an iron railing. One would have the sense of a vast emptiness on the other side of the railing even without moonlight or starlight. The occasional sound from that dark void seems impossibly remote.</description>
<description>A meadow slopes gently to the north, then ends abruptly in a sheer drop of hundreds of feet. An iron railing keeps the unwary from falling but does not obscure the view. Far below, the Segoltha River rolls along, and the lands north of it stretch to a far horizon in a landscape surpassing those of even the most talented painter. One can see why a picnic table and benches have been placed here.</description>
<position x="-20" y="-10" z="0" />
<arc exit="southeast" move="southeast" destination="6" />
<arc exit="south" move="south" destination="7" />
<arc exit="southwest" move="southwest" destination="8" />
</node>
<node id="10" name="Haalikshal Highway, East Park">
<description>A quiet open space lines the road, dotted here and there with an occasional tree. Dark masses beneath the trees hint at bushes that by their shape may be cultivated rather than natural. To the south, high cliffs rise in the distance.</description>
<description>A pleasant, park-like field lies along the road, covered with thick meadow grass and here and there dotted with pines and hemlocks surrounded by mountain laurel and rhododendron. The dark color of the evergreens blends almost unnoticeably into the cliffs to the south.</description>
<position x="-20" y="30" z="0" />
<arc exit="north" move="north" destination="7" />
<arc exit="northeast" move="northeast" destination="6" />
<arc exit="northwest" move="northwest" destination="8" />
</node>
<node id="11" name="Haalikshal Highway, East Park" color="#FFBF00">
<description>The Raven Gate, with its famed obsidian statues on either side, opens from Hibarnhvidar into the city's East Park, a lush alpine valley just outside the city wall. More like a meadow than the usual hovels and lean-tos that clutter the skirts of a big town, the verdant fields often attract residents to gather flowers or herbs.</description>
<position x="-60" y="10" z="0" />
<arc exit="east" move="east" destination="8" />
<arc exit="go" move="go raven gate" destination="12" />
</node>
<node id="12" name="Outer Hibarnhvidar, Market Road">
<description>Fewer travelers pass through the eastern gate of the city by night, but the well-known Raven Gate still sees its fair share of passage even after dark. The namesake raven statues nearly disappear into the night sky, the tops only visible by the occasional reflection of firelight from their glassy forms. Thronged with traffic by day, the road takes on an eerie quality in the relative quiet of the later hours.</description>
<description>The famed Raven Gate, so named for the towering obsidian raven statues that flank the entrance to the outer city, dominates the eastern end of Market Road. Tired merchants and dusty travelers move through the gate and deeper into the city at a steady pace. Beyond the gate lies the long Haalikshal highway, leading out to the lands of the east.</description>
<position x="-80" y="10" z="0" />
<arc exit="west" move="west" destination="13" />
<arc exit="go" move="go raven gate" destination="11" />
<arc exit="go" move="go fieldstone store" destination="219" />
</node>
<node id="13" name="Outer Hibarnhvidar, Market Road">
<description>Dwarves and outlanders pass quietly through the area, intent on finishing the day's business. A row of windows on the upper story of the local inn casts a welcome glow down onto the Market Road. The bird-shaped sign over its doorway creaks slightly as it swings in any passing night breeze.</description>
<description>Heavy traffic winds its way up and down the broad right-of-way that makes up Market Road. A battered wooden doorway flanked by large stone urns planted with artfully twisted trees marks the entrance to the local inn. Overhead, a sign in the shape of a bird with wings outstretched creaks mournfully as it swings with each breath of wind.</description>
<position x="-100" y="10" z="0" />
<arc exit="east" move="east" destination="12" />
<arc exit="west" move="west" destination="14" />
<arc exit="go" move="go inn" destination="220" />
</node>
<node id="14" name="Outer Hibarnhvidar, Market Road">
<description>Standing like statues on either side of the front doors, guards maintain their watch of the bank into the small hours. Even by night, light blazes from the windows of the bank and a sparse flow of people pass in and out of its guarded doors. The muffled sound of singing and laughter carries into the street from some nearby building, hinting at a warmer side to the Dwarven city.</description>
<description>Caravans rumble by, forcing the pedestrian traffic to occasionally hop out of the way of the more stubborn traders. Sturdy looking Dwarven guards flank the entrance to the bank, wordlessly observing all that passes before their stoic forms. A rambling structure of off-white stone, the bank of the outer city diverts the footsteps of many a person towards its doors, subtly disrupting the normal flow of traffic along the road.</description>
<position x="-120" y="10" z="0" />
<arc exit="east" move="east" destination="13" />
<arc exit="west" move="west" destination="15" />
<arc exit="go" move="go bank" destination="225" />
</node>
<node id="15" name="Outer Hibarnhvidar, Market Road">
<description>Visible only in the shadowy light reflected out of the surrounding shop windows, a statue rises up in the center of the intersection over the meager traffic of the later hours. A few of the many merchants located here are sweeping up the front steps of their respective shops before closing up for the night.</description>
<description>A large statue, supported by a great hexagonal plinth of stone, has been raised in the center of the intersection with Great Gate Road. The crowds of the city sweep around the stone island, pushing down the roads on the day's business. Multitudes of colorful signs hang from the frontages of the buildings, announcing a diversity of merchants and their wares.</description>
<position x="-140" y="10" z="0" />
<arc exit="east" move="east" destination="14" />
<arc exit="south" move="south" destination="51" />
<arc exit="west" move="west" destination="16" />
<arc exit="go" move="go flagstone shop" destination="228" />
</node>
<node id="16" name="Outer Hibarnhvidar, Market Road">
<description>Light still spills out from the windows of the Traders' Guild despite the late hour, illuminating the apprentices sent out to sweep up the residues from the daytime animal traffic. A few dedicated but tired-looking merchants wander in and out of the old brewery that houses the guild, determined to finish one more transaction before calling it a night.</description>
<description>The source for much of the local traffic, the Traders' Guild stands prominent along the south side of the busy avenue, occupying the premises of the old brewery. Caravans jostle for position as they pass in and out of the Guild's doors, the handlers shouting greetings and friendly jibes at one another as they pass. Crowded out by the beasts of burden, the remaining traffic is pressed back to the edges of the road.</description>
<position x="-180" y="10" z="0" />
<arc exit="east" move="east" destination="15" />
<arc exit="west" move="west" destination="17" />
<arc exit="go" move="go old brewery" destination="232" />
<arc exit="go" move="go stable" destination="233" />
</node>
<node id="17" name="Outer Hibarnhvidar, Market Road">
<description>In the quiet of the evening hours, the sounds of the city's waterwheels carry clearly into the area without the sound of the daytime masses to drown them out. Glimmers of light reflect off the silver characters of the tall stone spire in the center of the intersection. A few desultory travelers trudge southward to East Valley Road, moving deeper into the outer city.</description>
<description>East Valley Road merges into the lane here, creating one of the busiest stretches of Market Road. Despite the push and rush of the traffic, the clanking and splashing of the city's waterwheels to the northwest still manages to occasionally rise over the clamor of the crowds. Nestled into the center of the chaos, a round patch of greenery shelters a tall spire of dark bluish stone and a few benches for the weary traveler.</description>
<position x="-220" y="10" z="0" />
<arc exit="east" move="east" destination="16" />
<arc exit="south" move="south" destination="54" />
<arc exit="northwest" move="northwest" destination="18" />
<arc exit="go" move="go auction tent" destination="231" />
<arc exit="go" move="go path" destination="426" />
</node>
<node id="18" name="Outer Hibarnhvidar, Market Road">
<description>The city's waterwheels continue their endless splashing revolutions in darkness, but the workshops that utilize their power by day on the opposite side of the road have closed up for the night. Although not readily visible by night, the downstream end of the waterwheel system releases the powering water back into the Segoltha River.</description>
<description>The downstream end of the city's waterwheel system is clearly visible here, with the smallest of the many wheels releasing the driving waters out of the elaborate system and back into the mighty Segoltha River. Carts and wagons stop to load or unload at the line of workshops lining the opposite side of the road, the source of many a good made within the outer city.</description>
<position x="-240" y="-10" z="0" />
<arc exit="southeast" move="southeast" destination="17" />
<arc exit="west" move="west" destination="19" />
<arc exit="go" move="go ironwork archway" destination="270" />
</node>
<node id="19" name="Outer Hibarnhvidar, Market Road">
<description>A few workers still wander around a large mill that dominates the local stretch of Market Road, moving a few last sacks of flour and cleaning up from another day's busy activities. Across the way, the city's ever-churning waterwheels keep turning through the night and clanking noises rise up out of metal grates set into the road, both lending a regular rhythm to the workers' movements.</description>
<description>Facing out onto the intermeshing system of the city's churning waterwheels, a large mill dominates this section of road. Visible within the mill's wide entrance, burly workers unload sacks of grain from carts, carrying them deeper into the mill for processing. Grinding and clanking noises rise up out of metal gratings set at intervals into the street.</description>
<position x="-260" y="-10" z="0" />
<arc exit="east" move="east" destination="18" />
<arc exit="west" move="west" destination="20" />
<arc exit="go" move="go wooden hut" destination="218" />
</node>
<node id="20" name="Outer Hibarnhvidar, Market Road">
<description>The monumental nature of the stone structure that houses the city waterworks is still evident after dark, with lighted windows creating beacon-like icons high above the street. Even by night, the sound of the waterwheels and their associated machinery below street level is hardly lessened, making the act of simple conversation difficult before the great building.</description>
<description>The monumental stone building that houses the city waterworks stands near the middle of the waterwheels, rising high enough to observe the entire length and breadth of the mammoth system from the upper levels of the structure. The sound from the wall of waterwheels coupled with the noise of the mechanisms they drive below street level that rises up through metal gratings is enough to nearly drown out normal conversation.</description>
<position x="-280" y="-10" z="0" />
<arc exit="east" move="east" destination="19" />
<arc exit="west" move="west" destination="21" />
</node>
<node id="21" name="Outer Hibarnhvidar, Market Road">
<description>A pile of uncut lumber awaiting the coming workday is neatly stacked beside a respectably sized sawmill that stands opposite a section of the waterwheel system. The big saws of the mill have been silenced for the evening and the junior employees putter about sweeping up piles of sawdust. Creaking and splashing noises rise up from metal gratings set into the roadway.</description>
<description>Loads of uncut lumber are offloaded from caravans before a respectably sized sawmill that stands opposite of a section of the waterwheel system. The grumbling buzz of big saws rises and falls from the mill and fine sawdust floats down onto the street, gathering into miniature drifts of powdery remnants all across the roadway. The sound of creaking and splashing rises up out of metal gratings set into the roadway.</description>
<position x="-300" y="-10" z="0" />
<arc exit="east" move="east" destination="20" />
<arc exit="west" move="west" destination="22" />
</node>
<node id="22" name="Outer Hibarnhvidar, Market Road">
<description>A row of dark and silent warehouses faces the barrage of sound emanating from the upstream end of the city's famed waterwheel system churning and splashing through the night. Harnessing the power of the mighty Segoltha River, the wheels turn through their endless patterns, driving the vast city's industry.</description>
<description>The upstream end of the city's famed elaborate waterwheel system churns and splashes in constant interconnected motion. Powered by the waters of the Segoltha River, the wheels rotate around their respective axis to drive the machinery of the city. The salt-stained cart of a merchant just in from the Tivshowldh mines, one of the scores of such that pass through the city each day, rolls past the rows of warehouses that flank the street without a glance towards the creaking waterwheels.</description>
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<node id="23" name="Outer Hibarnhvidar, Market Road">
<description>The local stables, a low structure that sits at the corner of Market and West Valley Roads, shows less activity by night but remains open for late travelers. Traffic through the intersection is minimal in the evening hours, leaving those few that wander through able to hear sentries calling out the hours from the nearby Northwest Gate.</description>
<description>The low, rambling structure of a stable commands the corner of Market and West Valley Roads. Traffic flows easily between the two thoroughfares, winding its way through the city or towards the nearby Northwest Gate. Standing awestruck in the middle of it all, a knot of Boar Clan hunters twist their heads around trying to take in all the sights of the big city at once.</description>
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<node id="24" name="Outer Hibarnhvidar, Market Road" color="#FFBF00">
<description>Almost invisible in the darkness, the massive stones of the Northwest Gate rise up in the night to mark the end of Market Road. The outline of guards walking their rounds on the platforms high above can be seen as they pass near torches. A few tired travelers still stagger in from the wilderness beyond, obviously anxious to be done with the day's business.</description>
<description>The impressive edifice of the outer city's Northwest Gate marks the end of Market Road. Travelers from distant destinations jostle against one another as they pass in and out of the gate, making way for a wagonload of timber in from the Paasvadh Forest. A wiry nomad from the distant Arid Steppes ignores all the distractions of the metropolis, striding purposefully into the city on his appointed task.</description>
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<node id="25" name="Outer Hibarnhvidar, West Valley Road">
<description>Farther to the south, where the valley deepens and the mountains press towards each other, construction has been defined by lack of space. This portion of West Valley Road has been populated by the more well-to-do class whose fine houses line the avenue. A few are complete with gardens and fences and landscaped with local trees.</description>
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<node id="26" name="Outer Hibarnhvidar, West Valley Road">
<description>A variety of housing lines the road here, indicative of the mixture of cultures and status found in this satellite to the Dwarven stronghold of Inner Hibarnhvidar. When facing south, a slight bending and narrowing of the road creates an optical illusion that changes the location of a large red structure on the far right and makes it appear to straddle the center of the road. Standing proudly on one lawn is a carved wooden rooster whose head faces whichever direction the wind blows.</description>
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<node id="27" name="Outer Hibarnhvidar, West Valley Road">
<description>Cloistered from the bustle of the area by a wood fence, a small plot of land surrounds a large, red wood structure that serves as the school for the children of Outer Hibarnhvidar. A weathered set of wooden stocks faces the roadway, its proximity a sure deterrent to childish antics. Hanging from a thick branch in an old tree is a rope swing, whose board seat is carved with initials.</description>
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<node id="28" name="Outer Hibarnhvidar, West Valley Road">
<description>Runoff from rain and snowmelt is guided to a deep, water-filled pit via rock-lined channels cut into the mountainside. Mounded chunks of discarded stone line the catch-basin's edge, providing a small barrier to taking an accidental swim. A small rope and pulley with a bucket attached enable horsemen to offer their steeds a drink.</description>
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<node id="29" name="Outer Hibarnhvidar, West Valley Road">
<description>The back wall of a small hovel cants precariously as it leans against the mountainside. A wood bench faces Upper Gate Road and serves as a gathering spot for local gossips even though its seat is missing a slat. The road going north is pock-marked with holes and the one to the south has deep gouges where wagon wheels have gotten bogged down making the tight turn during rainy season.</description>
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<node id="30" name="Outer Hibarnhvidar, Upper Gate Road">
<description>A marked improvement in this road's construction and care is evident when compared to that of the West Valley Road. The sturdy roadbed, lined with pavers, is wide enough for several carts to pass each other on their way in and out of the Gate to Inner Hibarnhvidar. On either side of the road, small shops and itinerant merchants cater to those traversing the highway.</description>
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<node id="31" name="Outer Hibarnhvidar, Upper Gate Road">
<description>Just off the road a battered shack dispenses occasional pulses of water into a small ditch that, when full, drains into an open pipe. To the south, the tops of grand homes form geometric shapes against the night sky while to the northeast the entire city is cloaked in a shadowy basin as it slopes down between the mountains. A wood platform, complete with noose, stands sentinel casting ghostly shadows that blend with those over the lower section of the city.</description>
<description>Just off the road a battered shack dispenses occasional pulses of water into a small ditch that, when full, drains into an open pipe. The tops of grand homes can be seen to the south while to the northeast the entire city opens in a kaleidoscopic view as it slopes down between the mountains. A wood platform, complete with noose, stands where it can be viewed from almost any spot in the lower section of the city.</description>
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<node id="32" name="Outer Hibarnhvidar, Upper Gate Road">
<description>Set on a slight ledge, this road separates the upper and lower sections of Outer Hibarnhvidar. The upper city looks down and most of the city below looks up to easily view the traffic on this road. Though utilized only for public shaming, the weathered stocks that edge the roadway serve as a caution to visitors as well as citizens that this city enforces its values.</description>
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<node id="33" name="Outer Hibarnhvidar, Upper Gate Road">
<description>Roads from all the cardinal directions intersect here, which results in an enormous amount of both wheeled and mounted traffic. Also heavily traveled by those on foot, a row of wood slats has been laid next to the main roadbed on both sides to allow pedestrians safer passage. Over time, the unsecured wood boards have become skewed when slower moving pushcarts have been crowded off the main road.</description>
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<node id="34" name="Outer Hibarnhvidar, Upper Gate Road">
<description>Movement is slowed in this area by the sheer numbers of those passing out of the Inner City and those headed toward it. The entire lower city utilizes this thoroughfare to cross from one side to another in an attempt to avoid those sections of Outer Hibarnhvidar with less than savory reputations.</description>
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<node id="35" name="Outer Hibarnhvidar, Upper Gate Road">
<description>The few lackluster stands that line the road in this spot seek to make their fortunes on quantity instead of quality. Fights erupt between the merchants -- to the delight of those stuck in traffic -- and constant price wars eliminate profits more often than not. Nailed to a signpost erected on the low side of the road is a painted sign whose message smeared into oblivion when the letters ran in the rain.</description>
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<node id="36" name="Outer Hibarnhvidar, Upper Gate Road">
<description>Traffic backs up on the wide and solidly paved avenue, forming a line whose occupants wait their turn to enter the Great Gate. Sounds drift downward from the Great Gate Road and blend with the sounds of the road's milling carts creating a harmony with the cacophony that is the mark of Outer Hibarnhvidar.</description>
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<node id="37" name="Outer Hibarnhvidar, Before the Great Gate">
<description>A huge five-sided arch has been carved into the sheer face of the mountain, brightly illuminated by scores of torches set into iron brackets along the rocky walls. The massive stone gate stands open, leading inside to relative darkness. High overhead, a crenellated wall has been carved out of the cliff, accessible presumably from within the tunnel fastness. The occasional the clink of metal on rock can be heard, marking the presence of Dwarven guards.</description>
<description>A huge five-sided arch has been carved into the sheer face of the mountain. The massive stone gate stands open, leading inside to relative darkness. High overhead, a crenellated wall has been carved out of the cliff, accessible presumably from within the tunnel fastness. The occasional glint of metal marks the presence of Dwarven guards.</description>
<description>A huge five-sided arch has been carved into the sheer face of the mountain, brightly illuminated by scores of torches set into iron brackets along the rocky walls. The massive stone gate stands open, leading inside to relative darkness. High overhead, a crenellated wall has been carved out of the cliff, accessible presumably from within the tunnel fastness. The occasional clink of metal on rock can be heard, marking the presence of Dwarven guards.</description>
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<node id="38" name="Outer Hibarnhvidar, East Valley Road">
<description>Nestled against the sheer rise of the mountain that contains Inner Hibarnhvidar, this area is part of a U-shaped belt that surrounds the sprawling darkened streets of the outer city. A lonely tree casts its shadow over the roadbed, having taken root in a crack partway up the granite wall.</description>
<description>Nestled against the sheer rise of the mountain that contains Inner Hibarnhvidar, this area is part of a U-shaped belt that surrounds the sprawling streets of the outer city. A lonely tree leans over the roadbed having taken root in a crack partway up the granite wall.</description>
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<node id="39" name="Outer Hibarnhvidar, East Valley Road">
<description>The sleepy pace of the darkened side streets is broken as garbage collection and street cleaning rotates through its narrow alleys. The service folk must be finished before the inhabitants awake to do business with the denizens of the Inner City. To the southwest, the gold-tone on a cupola glints above the buildings that crowd the west side of the street.</description>
<description>Home to those who do business with the denizens of the Inner City, this narrow strip and crowded side streets are crammed with bustling activity. To the southwest, a gold-toned cupola rises above the buildings that line the west side of the street.</description>
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<node id="40" name="Outer Hibarnhvidar, East Valley Road" note="Peddler's Wagon" color="#FF0000">
<description>The silvery windows of this street's substantial homes reflect the night sky as they face the cliff wall across the road. Almost hidden in the cliff's shadow, flags flutter from a small wagon set up on the southeast corner of the intersection. Discerning eyes might notice a clerk has curled up beneath it for the evening, ready to serve any late shoppers.</description>
<description>The silvery windows of this street's substantial homes reflect the cliff wall across the road. Bright flags flutter from a small wagon set up on the southeast corner of the intersection. Further south is a shopping area where fresh produce can be purchased making it a prime destination for the housewives of the area.</description>
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<node id="41" name="Outer Hibarnhvidar, East Valley Road">
<description>Darkened shops have moved their display stands indoors leaving a wide promenade that could be better utilized during the day. The nightly street cleaning has left some of the paving stones surrounded by little lakes. Somewhere in the city a door slams which starts the neighborhood dogs barking.</description>
<description>Fresh produce markets compete with each other not only for customers but also for precious space. Their outdoor stands thrust forward from the actual buildings leaving barely enough room for shoppers to pass. A loud hawker down a side street proclaims the virtues of his merchandise in a voice honed raspy with use.</description>
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<node id="42" name="Outer Hibarnhvidar, East Valley Road">
<description>On this side of Valley Road the homes are crammed together, with bare inches separating the rich from the poor. Some of the hovels that line the main road have relinquished the air space over their roofs when a more well-to-do resident extended their second story over it. Behind a flimsy wood barricade, a dog voices his displeasure with all who come near his turf.</description>
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<node id="43" name="Outer Hibarnhvidar, East Valley Road">
<description>Resourceful souls seeking business with the Dwarves within Hibarnhvidar utilized the available natural materials lying about to build homes and shops. The irregularly shaped stones lend visual character and charm to what otherwise would have been a gloomy shantytown. Carved troughs, crafted by apprentice stonemasons, have been arranged two deep on the mountain side of the street, the rear one for plants and flowers and the front one to catch rain water for pack animals.</description>
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<node id="44" name="Outer Hibarnhvidar, Valley Road">
<description>Squeezed between the soaring mountains, the narrow road curves northwest where helter-skelter construction is an ongoing process. A small shed built in front of a house has closed its shutters for the night leaving only the dwindling scent of fresh adogbarg.</description>
<description>Squeezed between the soaring mountains, the narrow road curves northwest where helter-skelter construction is an ongoing process. A small shed built in front of a house shelters an old woman whose griddles and batter spread the scent of vanilla and butter into the Gor'Tog district to the south as she cooks adogbargs to sell for a pittance.</description>
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<node id="45" name="Outer Hibarnhvidar, West Valley Road">
<description>Few of the tall trees that once grew on this mountainside survived the demands for space and construction supplies. Most have been chopped down and put to use as stilts upon which homes precariously balance over the valley. Wide stones placed in cuts in the mountain form shadowy stairways to Hibarnhvidar's aerial neighborhoods.</description>
<description>Few of the tall trees that once grew on this mountainside survived the demands for space and construction supplies. Most have been chopped down and put to use as stilts upon which homes precariously balance over the valley. Wide stones placed in cuts in the mountain form stairways to Hibarnhvidar's aerial neighborhoods.</description>
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<node id="46" name="Outer Hibarnhvidar, West Valley Road">
<description>Desultory trickles of water dribble down from the hillside and inner city to gather in a pond spanned by a small bridge. The brackish water is the result of wastes and garbage funneled here when the rains come or the streets are cleaned. A few darkened homes are clustered on the east side of the street, as far away from the smell of the effluent as possible.</description>
<description>Desultory trickles of water dribble down from the hillside and inner city to gather in a pond spanned by a small bridge. The brackish water is the result of wastes and garbage funneled here when the rains come or the streets are cleaned. A few homes are clustered on the east side of the street, as far away from the smell of the effluent as possible.</description>
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<node id="47" name="Outer Hibarnhvidar, West Valley Road">
<description>The poorest residents of Outer Hibarnhvidar utilize any available material to build their homes. There are thatched huts, wooden sheds, piled-stone structures, metal lean-tos, tents, mud-brick hovels and hybrids made from several materials. The residences along this part of the street seem to cower beneath the lavish homes on the hillside and the shopping district to the east.</description>
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<node id="48" name="Outer Hibarnhvidar, West Valley Road">
<description>During the night hours the bustling atmosphere and warm smiles of the residents are missing, leaving this narrow space claustrophobic, dark and gloomy. Most of the ground is covered with buildings or streets, and only a few patches of earth aren't overshadowed by the towering mountains of granite that gird this area. A sound like that of a sick pig emanates from an open window overhead but is probably only loud snoring.</description>
<description>Were it not for the bustling atmosphere and warm smiles of the residents, this narrow space could feel claustrophobic, dark and gloomy. Most of the ground is covered with buildings or streets and only a few tiny patches of earth remain visible, overshadowed by the towering mountains of granite that gird this area. The sound of children squealing with delight emanates from an open window overhead out of which bobs a bright red balloon.</description>
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<node id="49" name="Outer Hibarnhvidar, West Valley Road">
<description>Spacious homes cluster in the shadows of a large stone edifice whose gold cupola is visible even during the darkest night. Atop the dome is a sculpture rendered in such a stylistic manner that it is impossible to discern the sculpture from the shadows it throws. Down the side street the weary shopkeepers have taken their wares in and closed for the night.</description>
<description>Spacious homes cluster around a large stone edifice whose gold cupola glistens in the light. Atop the dome is a sculpture rendered in such a stylistic manner that it is impossible to discern what it was designed to represent. Down the side street several shops have set up colorful displays in front of their doors.</description>
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<node id="50" name="Outer Hibarnhvidar, West Valley Road">
<description>A multitude of shadowy buildings forms waves of colors and heights as this U-shaped area slopes gently downward towards a narrow passageway through the cliffs. Stilt homes overlook the jumble, and sounds and scents blend into the distinctive mix of Outer Hibarnhvidar. Chunky brown stones, dumped when the inner city was excavated, now form a solid roadbed that withstands the ravages of weather and time.</description>
<description>A multitude of buildings forms waves of colors and heights as this U-shaped area slopes gently downward towards a narrow passageway through the cliffs. Stilt homes overlook the jumble, and sounds and scents blend into the distinctive mix of Outer Hibarnhvidar. Chunky brown stones, dumped when the inner city was excavated, now form a solid roadbed that withstands the ravages of weather and time.</description>
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<node id="51" name="Outer Hibarnhvidar, Great Gate Road">
<description>Stately and broad, and lined with massive rune-carved menhirs, the road points straight southeast toward the sheer side of the mountain against which the town is built. Taking advantage of the constant traffic, enterprising shopkeepers have crowded stores of all sizes along both sides of the street.</description>
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<node id="52" name="Outer Hibarnhvidar, Great Gate Road">
<description>Forming the hypotenuse of the triangle between the Upper Gate and East Valley roads, the slightly elevated highway grants a superlative view of the valley and the mountain. Each footstep on the road, which is laid with chunky stone pavers and bordered by a low wall, causes a small reverberation that creates an echo, lending weight and importance to the sojourner's progression.</description>
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<node id="53" name="Outer Hibarnhvidar, Great Gate Road">
<description>Impressive as the highway is, the mountain containing Hibarnhvidar proper casts a huge shadow over the byway for the greater portion of every day. The pavers contain dark spots of dripped grease deposited by the wheels of wagons awaiting entrance through the Great Gate.</description>
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<node id="54" name="Outer Hibarnhvidar, East Valley Road">
<description>Deep channels on both sides of the roadway contain bits and pieces of many a cart driven off the side of the narrow street by oncoming traffic. Pushed to the far side of one ditch, the bed of an abandoned wagon is full of sprung wheel rims and portions of assorted axles. Residents of the nearby buildings have learned to ignore the sound of splintering wood.</description>
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<node id="55" name="Outer Hibarnhvidar, East Valley Road">
<description>On the fringe of the city's outer section, shops here are constantly opening, closing, under construction or closed for repairs. Traffic flows through the surrounding streets at a steady pace, but there is not enough to support the fledgling businesses that need to move deeper into the valley to survive. An elegant street light, erected by businesses long gone, provides a focal point that actually distracts passersby from the shops on either side of the thoroughfare.</description>
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<node id="56" name="Outer Hibarnhvidar, East Valley Road">
<description>Built of stone excavated from the inner city, and resembling a lighthouse more likely found at the seashore, a tower with a tall spire keeps watch over this area. A picket fence surrounds the tower's broad base and serves to keep the lookout peaceful and segregated from the rabble of the outer city. The Hibarnhvidar flag flutters atop the spire and a small light atop shines through the uppermost window.</description>
<description>Built of stone excavated from the inner city, and resembling a lighthouse more likely found at the seashore, a tower with a tall spire keeps watch over this area. A picket fence surrounds the tower's broad base and serves to keep the lookout peaceful and segregated from the rabble of the outer city. The Hibarnhvidar flag flutters atop the spire.</description>
<position x="-220" y="70" z="0" />
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<node id="57" name="Gor'Tog District, Granite Street">
<description>Although not quite as busy as in the daytime, it is still far from quiet here at the beginning of the Gor'Tog District. Passersby hurry along to the north and other parts of the city or south into the heart of Tog Town.</description>
<description>The hustle and bustle of many large people striding along the street marks the beginning of Hibarnhvidar's Gor'Tog district. Those heading north to other parts of the city take somewhat careful steps lest they accidentally squash one of the local Dwarves.</description>
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<node id="58" name="Gor'Tog District, Granite Street">
<description>A rough stone building with three chimneys sits close by the road. Roars of laughter and merriment can be heard from beyond the massive steel-banded wooden door. A hanging sign depicting a frothing mug surrounded by four turnips identifies this as the local tavern, one of the most popular destinations in the 'Tog district.</description>
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<node id="59" name="Gor'Tog District, Granite Street">
<description>A wide, whitewashed two-story stone building sits to one side of the street. This is the dormitory, affectionately known as The Flophouse, where the less well-to-do residents of the neighborhood reside. From time to time a handful of Gor'Togs, many in workmen's clothes, plod along the well-worn path to and from the front door.</description>
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<node id="60" name="Gor'Tog District, Green">
<description>With the exception of an occasional hoot from a passing owl, the animals residing here are quiet for the evening. A gaggle of grey geese sit placidly on the pond, heads tucked beneath downy wings. The people who come here for a respite from frantic pace of the city are home now, snug in their beds.</description>
<description>The small pond here is home to a gaggle of grey geese. Their constant honking makes the atmosphere less than completely relaxing. Nevertheless, quite a few people show up to dip their toes in the water in the warmer months and skate on the ice in the winter. A few bossy squirrels scurry about, trying to intercept bread crumbs meant for the birds.</description>
<position x="-260" y="350" z="0" />
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<arc exit="west" move="west" destination="59" />
</node>
<node id="61" name="Gor'Tog District, Green">
<description>Tall hedges run along the edges of this pleasant park-like expanse. This is a popular spot earlier in the day, but few visitors remain and stirrings are infrequent. Dominating the view is a life-sized statue of Uthmor the Giant, although judging by the mess at the base, some of the local dogs are less than impressed.</description>
<description>Tall hedges run along the edges of this pleasant park-like expanse. A few of the locals stroll by, enjoying the surroundings. Dominating the view is a life-sized statue of Uthmor the Giant, although judging by the mess at the base, some of the local dogs are less than impressed.</description>
<position x="-260" y="370" z="0" />
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<arc exit="south" move="south" destination="68" />
<arc exit="west" move="west" destination="62" />
</node>
<node id="62" name="Gor'Tog District, Granite Street">
<description>The grass is worn away on the edges of the roads here, effectively widening the thoroughfares where they meet at this busy intersection. Many a pedestrian has veered to the side to avoid the wagons, working animals and some of the more aggressive walkers that dominate the center.</description>
<position x="-280" y="370" z="0" />
<arc exit="north" move="north" destination="59" />
<arc exit="east" move="east" destination="61" />
<arc exit="south" move="south" destination="67" />
<arc exit="west" move="west" destination="63" />
</node>
<node id="63" name="Gor'Tog District, Rocky Trail">
<description>The aroma of fresh-baked bread wafts from a sturdy hut built along the hillside. Yellow-painted flowerboxes sit beneath the windows on either side of the wide wooden door, also yellow. A hanging sign shows a picture of a smiling Gor'Tog matron holding a large tray of muffins.</description>
<position x="-300" y="370" z="0" />
<arc exit="east" move="east" destination="62" />
<arc exit="west" move="west" destination="64" />
<arc exit="go" move="go sturdy hut" destination="252" />
</node>
<node id="64" name="Gor'Tog District, Rocky Trail" color="#00FFFF">
<description>A few hardy mountain goats, seemingly more intent on their grazing than on the world around them, roam within the confines of a whitewashed picket fence. Two rain barrels sit on either side of a small, neat vegetable garden, which thrives despite the rocky soil, a testament to the determination of the Gor'Togs who live here.</description>
<position x="-320" y="370" z="0" />
<arc exit="east" move="east" destination="63" />
<arc exit="west" move="west" destination="65" />
</node>
<node id="65" name="Gor'Tog District, Rocky Trail" color="#00FFFF">
<description>A few squat homes are scattered about the area. Built on a hillside, the houses have their front ends propped up on stout wooden stilts to keep the floors level.</description>
<position x="-340" y="370" z="0" />
<arc exit="east" move="east" destination="64" />
<arc exit="southwest" move="southwest" destination="66" />
</node>
<node id="66" name="Gor'Tog District, Rocky Trail" color="#00FFFF">
<description>This small winding road meanders to an end here -- about halfway up the hill that rises to the south of the city. Flowing down from above, the thin creek that provides water to the local Gor'Togs runs over timeworn slabs of shale as it wends its way toward the center of Hibarnhvidar.</description>
<position x="-360" y="390" z="0" />
<arc exit="northeast" move="northeast" destination="65" />
</node>
<node id="67" name="Gor'Tog District, Granite Street">
<description>As the street tops a rise, a panoramic view of the city spreads out to the north. Nearby are the residential parts of this district and the Green. Further north are the Trade, Gate, and Shop districts, with the Valley Roads curling around them to the east and west. Beyond the northern wall of the outer city is the famous water wheel, drawing power from the mighty Segoltha. The Himeneldar Shel mountains loom majestically to the south, protecting Hibarnhvidar from any possible threat from that direction.</description>
<position x="-280" y="390" z="0" />
<arc exit="north" move="north" destination="62" />
<arc exit="east" move="east" destination="68" />
<arc exit="southeast" move="southeast" destination="69" />
</node>
<node id="68" name="Gor'Tog District, Green">
<description>All is quiet here at this hour. A few child-sized divots and discarded broken sticks used as toy swords are all that betray the frenetic energy present here during daylight.</description>
<description>Several Gor'Togs relax and chat on this wide swath of grass. As their mothers watch fondly, a group of very young togglers attempt to play togball with an extremely displeased cat.</description>
<position x="-260" y="390" z="0" />
<arc exit="north" move="north" destination="61" />
<arc exit="west" move="west" destination="67" />
<arc exit="go" move="go flagstone hut" destination="254" />
</node>
<node id="69" name="Gor'Tog District, Granite Street">
<description>A modest stone hut stands amid an assortment of boulders and smaller rocks. Pebbles, sharp chips and a layer of coarse dust suggest that someone has been at work breaking the larger pieces down. A pickaxe and shovel lean against the side of the building, lending support to this conclusion. A narrow dirt path leads around to the back.</description>
<position x="-260" y="410" z="0" />
<arc exit="east" move="east" destination="70" />
<arc exit="south" move="south" destination="74" />
<arc exit="northwest" move="northwest" destination="67" />
<arc exit="go" move="go dirt path" destination="255" />
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<node id="70" name="Gor'Tog District, Pebble Lane" color="#00FFFF">
<description>An example of local Gor'Tog art can be seen amid an otherwise unremarkable patch of grass and dirt. On a background of tan rocks, cleverly placed stones form a large brown chicken pecking at the ground. Begawk!</description>
<position x="-240" y="410" z="0" />
<arc exit="east" move="east" destination="71" />
<arc exit="west" move="west" destination="69" />
</node>
<node id="71" name="Gor'Tog District, Pebble Lane" color="#00FFFF">
<description>In a cleared space by the side of the road is a large ring of grey stones. Within it, black rocks are arranged in the form of a charging bull. His horns are formed from tight groupings of white pebbles.</description>
<position x="-220" y="410" z="0" />
<arc exit="northeast" move="northeast" destination="72" />
<arc exit="west" move="west" destination="70" />
</node>
<node id="72" name="Gor'Tog District, Pebble Lane" color="#00FFFF">
<description>Cunningly arranged colored stones are placed within a black square on the ground, forming a crude but clear design near the side of the road. A bright red dragon is shown in flight within a pale blue sky. A puff of grey-white smoke escapes its nostrils.</description>
<position x="-200" y="390" z="0" />
<arc exit="northeast" move="northeast" destination="73" />
<arc exit="southwest" move="southwest" destination="71" />
</node>
<node id="73" name="Gor'Tog District, Pebble Lane" color="#00FFFF">
<description>Sloping slightly upward to the east, the road ends here in a cul-de-sac. A large grouping of stones forms a pattern set into the hillside: a snow white dove is set off by a contrasting field of black gravel.</description>
<position x="-180" y="370" z="0" />
<arc exit="southwest" move="southwest" destination="72" />
</node>
<node id="74" name="Gor'Tog District, Granite Street">
<description>The road reaches its peak as it ends here, affording a view of the rest of the town to the north and abutting the mountain to the south. A wooden fence, built by some careful residents, prevents the unwary from stepping off a small cliff that falls away to the southeast.</description>
<position x="-260" y="430" z="0" />
<arc exit="north" move="north" destination="69" />
<arc exit="go" move="go stone building" destination="256" />
</node>
<node id="75" name="Inner Hibarnhvidar, Entry" note="Entry|Kraelyst start point|travel start point" color="#808000">
<description>Framed at each end by a massive five-sided arch, this long passage is brightly lit by flaming torches in paired iron cressets. At one end are the stone gates to Outer Hibarnhvidar, lying flat against the smooth walls, ready to be closed should danger threaten. At the other end, iron gates stand open allowing entrance to the Inner city. A warm breeze from within the mountain sighs past, carrying the sounds of bustling commerce, and a faint odor of hammered metal.</description>
<position x="-60" y="90" z="0" />
<arc exit="go" move="go iron gate" destination="76" />
<arc exit="go" move="go stone gate" destination="37" />
</node>
<node id="76" name="Inner Hibarnhvidar, The North Colonnade">
<description>Blasted from solid rock, and lovingly carved over thousands of anlaen by untold numbers of Dwarven craftsmen, the workmanship in this huge cavern cannot be matched outside Hibarnhvidar. Thick, ornate columns support a balcony that looms over the eastern side of the hall, causing the area beneath it to disappear into the gloom save for the occasional glint of light reflected off treasured gold work. To the northwest, ponderous leaves of hammered iron form the arch to Outer Hibarnhvidar.</description>
<position x="0" y="90" z="0" />
<arc exit="northeast" move="northeast" destination="99" />
<arc exit="east" move="east" destination="98" />
<arc exit="southeast" move="southeast" destination="97" />
<arc exit="southwest" move="southwest" destination="77" />
<arc exit="go" move="go five-sided arch" destination="75" />
<arc exit="climb" move="climb spiral staircase" destination="138" />
</node>
<node id="77" name="Inner Hibarnhvidar, The West Colonnade">
<description>Dark stains splattered over the wall and floor have permanently discolored the granite. The carved herbs that decorate the wall and interior archway are in some places buried beneath layers of discoloration. One possible explanation for the stale, coppery scent in this area is that it is considered honorable to have been severely wounded in the service of Hibarnhvidar.</description>
<position x="-20" y="110" z="0" />
<arc exit="northeast" move="northeast" destination="76" />
<arc exit="southeast" move="southeast" destination="105" />
<arc exit="south" move="south" destination="78" />
<arc exit="go" move="go stone arch" destination="206" />
</node>
<node id="78" name="Inner Hibarnhvidar, The West Colonnade">
<description>Gold leaf defines the edges of the carvings on the wall while those on the ceiling and inside of the arch are outlined in silver. Finished in black and white tile, this floor bestows the illusion of importance to all who pass through as it sends their footsteps reverberating through the gallery. Set on a small table against the wall is an old scale with some weights next to it.</description>
<position x="-20" y="130" z="0" />
<arc exit="north" move="north" destination="77" />
<arc exit="east" move="east" destination="105" />
<arc exit="south" move="south" destination="79" />
<arc exit="go" move="go arch" destination="203" />
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<node id="79" name="Inner Hibarnhvidar, The West Colonnade">
<description>Staid and proper, the granite here is carved in interlocking circles, some of which resemble rings, others bracelets, others necklaces and still others beard jewelry. Sprinkled judiciously throughout the carvings are actual gems. A half-moon arch looks out upon the central plaza, teaming with the life of this underground city.</description>
<position x="-20" y="150" z="0" />
<arc exit="north" move="north" destination="78" />
<arc exit="northeast" move="northeast" destination="105" />
<arc exit="southeast" move="southeast" destination="80" />
<arc exit="go" move="go doors" destination="209" />
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<node id="80" name="Inner Hibarnhvidar, The South Colonnade">
<description>Instead of columns supporting the balcony, this area is partitioned from the center of the hall by a carved open-work stone wall that mimics a trellis covered with climbing white roses in full bloom. The balcony above, reached by a spiral staircase, is supported by the latticework wall fashioned in memory of The Rose Maiden Caverns.</description>
<position x="0" y="170" z="0" />
<arc exit="northeast" move="northeast" destination="95" />
<arc exit="east" move="east" destination="94" />
<arc exit="southeast" move="southeast" destination="81" />
<arc exit="northwest" move="northwest" destination="79" />
<arc exit="climb" move="climb spiral staircase" destination="142" />
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<node id="81" name="Inner Hibarnhvidar, The South Colonnade">
<description>A massive stairway to the balcony spirals against the far wall, its posts carved with tusked animals. Except for the stairway, this entire space is an arched tunnel whose walls are engraved with what could well be the names of every Dwarf who worked on the construction of Hibarnhvidar. On either side, the vista opens to soaring heights, allowing the larger area's illumination to dispel any shadows.</description>
<position x="20" y="190" z="0" />
<arc exit="north" move="north" destination="94" />
<arc exit="northeast" move="northeast" destination="104" />
<arc exit="south" move="south" destination="82" />
<arc exit="northwest" move="northwest" destination="80" />
<arc exit="climb" move="climb spiral stairway" destination="135" />
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<node id="82" name="Inner Hibarnhvidar, Tontawr Tunal">
<description>The roof of this cavern angles from the grandiose height of the Great Hall to the north to the lesser arch of the Tunal to the south. Several candle wheels at different heights spread light to the adjoining areas. A slowly growing wax drip hangs off one side of the highest wheel above another lit candle. It appears that at times it gets close to the heat of the candle below, and its molten wax extinguishes the lower flame. Several wax mounds on the floor indicate this is a common occurrence.</description>
<position x="20" y="210" z="0" />
<arc exit="north" move="north" destination="81" />
<arc exit="south" move="south" destination="83" />
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<node id="83" name="Inner Hibarnhvidar, Tontawr Tunal">
<description>Not quite as ornately embellished as the rooms in the center hall, this tunnel is nevertheless decorated with moments from the city's history, carved into the walls in great detail.</description>
<position x="20" y="230" z="0" />
<arc exit="north" move="north" destination="82" />
<arc exit="south" move="south" destination="84" />
</node>
<node id="84" name="Inner Hibarnhvidar, Tontawr Tunal">
<description>This tunnel exudes an air of formality partly created by the illusion that a giant runner covers the floor. Polished granite is bordered on either side by a red marble strip that edges shallow channels where the walls meet the floor. Neither the marble nor the granite does much to deaden the heavy footsteps of the Dwarves who travel this corridor.</description>
<position x="20" y="250" z="0" />
<arc exit="north" move="north" destination="83" />
<arc exit="south" move="south" destination="85" />
<arc exit="go" move="go rough-hewn opening" destination="456" />
</node>
<node id="85" name="Inner Hibarnhvidar, Tontawr Tunal">
<description>Subdued echoes carry footsteps whose origins are masked by the semi-circular walls that toss sound around with great ease. Every so often, it is possible to discern a few complete words, most of which are probably portions of orders or curses issued by the city's guards or their prey. Hung at eye level for a Dwarf is a small gold sign with an arrow that points south.</description>
<position x="20" y="270" z="0" />
<arc exit="north" move="north" destination="84" />
<arc exit="south" move="south" destination="86" />
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<node id="86" name="Inner Hibarnhvidar, Borg Kwarf">
<description>Air and light filter down in patches from somewhere above the far recesses of the arched ceiling. The dark grey granite walls have been inlaid with lighter shades of rose and cream to form frames around two bas-relief murals depicting epic moments in Dwarven history. When compared to the bustle of the main cavern and the echoes of the tunnel, this area's subdued ambience befits the nearby administrative hub of the city.</description>
<position x="20" y="290" z="0" />
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<arc exit="southeast" move="southeast" destination="92" />
<arc exit="south" move="south" destination="87" />
<arc exit="southwest" move="southwest" destination="91" />
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<node id="87" name="Inner Hibarnhvidar, Borg Kwarf">
<description>Three granite pedestals form an isosceles triangle that is the mirror image of the layout in the room to the south. Small gold placards affixed to the base of each pedestal briefly comment on the artist and history of the piece. A narrow bench before each statue provides a place from which to study the artwork.</description>
<position x="20" y="310" z="0" />
<arc exit="north" move="north" destination="86" />
<arc exit="east" move="east" destination="92" />
<arc exit="southeast" move="southeast" destination="93" />
<arc exit="south" move="south" destination="88" />
<arc exit="southwest" move="southwest" destination="90" />
<arc exit="west" move="west" destination="91" />
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<node id="88" name="Inner Hibarnhvidar, Borg Kwarf">
<description>Three granite pedestals form an isosceles triangle that is the mirror image of the layout in the room to the north. Small gold placards affixed to the base of each pedestal briefly comment on the artist and history of the piece. A narrow bench before each statue provides a place from which to study the artwork.</description>
<position x="20" y="330" z="0" />
<arc exit="north" move="north" destination="87" />
<arc exit="northeast" move="northeast" destination="92" />
<arc exit="east" move="east" destination="93" />
<arc exit="south" move="south" destination="89" />
<arc exit="west" move="west" destination="90" />
<arc exit="northwest" move="northwest" destination="91" />
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<node id="89" name="Inner Hibarnhvidar, Borg Kwarf">
<description>The highly polished silvery granite walls mirror a mosaic floor laid to mimic the flow and shoreline of the Biiskbowr River. Copper edging delineates the tile river from a small space along the west wall, where an ornate bench allows visitors to contemplate the river while they wait for those with business behind the double doors.</description>
<position x="20" y="350" z="0" />
<arc exit="north" move="north" destination="88" />
<arc exit="northeast" move="northeast" destination="93" />
<arc exit="northwest" move="northwest" destination="90" />
<arc exit="go" move="go double doors" destination="195" />
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<node id="90" name="Inner Hibarnhvidar, Borg Kwarf">
<description>The walls and floor of gold-veined grey marble create the perfect setting for an alabaster sculpture of the Bard Starastone. Sometimes a Bard will sit behind a grey screen and play Threnody on a Child's Death which sends the notes drifting through the chamber towards the song's words incised into the west wall. A small gold plaque is affixed to the base of the statue.</description>
<position x="0" y="330" z="0" />
<arc exit="north" move="north" destination="91" />
<arc exit="northeast" move="northeast" destination="87" />
<arc exit="east" move="east" destination="88" />
<arc exit="southeast" move="southeast" destination="89" />
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<node id="91" name="Inner Hibarnhvidar, Borg Kwarf">
<description>The granite out of which this area was carved is a mix of deep green and black with specks of white, which has been polished to a glassy shine. Inlaid in an argyle pattern, thin gold bands both brighten and lend a subdued, formal air befitting the entrance to Hibarnhvidar's seat of Justice. Two high-backed benches that can seat five rest against the wall on either side of an imposing door.</description>
<position x="0" y="310" z="0" />
<arc exit="northeast" move="northeast" destination="86" />
<arc exit="east" move="east" destination="87" />
<arc exit="southeast" move="southeast" destination="88" />
<arc exit="south" move="south" destination="90" />
<arc exit="go" move="go impressive door" destination="200" />
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<node id="92" name="Inner Hibarnhvidar, Borg Kwarf">
<description>Sufficiently mottled to appear wood-like, long, wide slabs of carved and polished brown granite cover the walls. The alternating tiles on the floor are either light sandstone or a rose and cream interspersed with flecks of silver. Dangling from a substantial gold chain, a sign hangs next to a carved inverted-panel mahogany door.</description>
<position x="40" y="310" z="0" />
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<arc exit="southwest" move="southwest" destination="88" />
<arc exit="west" move="west" destination="87" />
<arc exit="northwest" move="northwest" destination="86" />
<arc exit="go" move="go mahogany door" destination="187" />
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<node id="93" name="Inner Hibarnhvidar, Borg Kwarf">
<description>Roughly cleaved granite in its natural state forms the walls and floor in this portion of the cavern. The angles and bare stone somehow muffle sounds from elsewhere, recreating the environment first encountered by Hibarnhvidar's founders. There is neither artwork nor decorations nor monuments -- there is only a small sign incised into one wall.</description>
<position x="40" y="330" z="0" />
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<arc exit="southwest" move="southwest" destination="89" />
<arc exit="west" move="west" destination="88" />
<arc exit="northwest" move="northwest" destination="87" />
<arc exit="go" move="go wide entryway" destination="188" />
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<node id="94" name="Inner Hibarnhvidar, Main Cavern">
<description>Suspended from Hibarnhvidar's barrel-vaulted ceilings are wax-encrusted wagon wheels containing candles melted to various lengths. A lone Dwarf pushes a contraption that is more stepladder than cart, with which he makes his rounds replacing the stubs that no longer sufficiently illuminate the glory of Hibarnhvidar.</description>
<position x="20" y="170" z="0" />
<arc exit="north" move="north" destination="95" />
<arc exit="east" move="east" destination="104" />
<arc exit="south" move="south" destination="81" />
<arc exit="west" move="west" destination="80" />
<arc exit="go" move="go doors" destination="293" />
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<node id="95" name="Inner Hibarnhvidar, Main Cavern">
<description>The intricacy of the intaglio floor here differs only in layout from its twin on the other side of the central room, being an exact mirror image. Thin veins of marble inlaid with a jeweler's precision divide the Dwarven shield in the center from the eight panels depicting the history of Hibarnhvidar.</description>
<position x="20" y="150" z="0" />
<arc exit="north" move="north" destination="96" />
<arc exit="northeast" move="northeast" destination="106" />
<arc exit="southeast" move="southeast" destination="104" />
<arc exit="south" move="south" destination="94" />
<arc exit="southwest" move="southwest" destination="80" />
<arc exit="northwest" move="northwest" destination="105" />
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<node id="96" name="Inner Hibarnhvidar, Main Cavern" note="Premium Portal|Portal" color="#FF00FF">
<description>All things flow to this, the center of life in Hibarnhvidar. Even the drafts carry scents peculiar to this underground city -- smoke and roasting meat, stone dust and heated steel, the sour sweat of Dwarven craftsmen, and the incense used to sweeten the trapped air. A marble sculpture of Taratochs occupies the center of the hall.</description>
<position x="20" y="130" z="0" />
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<arc exit="east" move="east" destination="106" />
<arc exit="south" move="south" destination="95" />
<arc exit="west" move="west" destination="105" />
<arc exit="go" move="go meeting portal" destination="419" />
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<node id="97" name="Inner Hibarnhvidar, Main Cavern">
<description>Complex sets of ribs give a net-like appearance to the vaulted ceilings as they soar two stories high -- well over the side balconies -- to disappear into the darkness just above statues nestled between the net-like blind tracery embellishing the solid walls. Elaborate columns encircle this cavern, concealing some areas in shadow as they stoically rise to support the arcade and restrain its thousands of pounds of rock from crashing down on the stone floor.</description>
<position x="20" y="110" z="0" />
<arc exit="north" move="north" destination="98" />
<arc exit="northeast" move="northeast" destination="100" />
<arc exit="southeast" move="southeast" destination="106" />
<arc exit="south" move="south" destination="96" />
<arc exit="southwest" move="southwest" destination="105" />
<arc exit="northwest" move="northwest" destination="76" />
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<node id="98" name="Inner Hibarnhvidar, Main Cavern">
<description>The bedrock floor, incised in blocks of alternating squares and triangles, reveals the travel patterns of the city. The more heavily trafficked a direction is, the more worn the pavement. Pale echoes from all over the city reverberate off the stones and populate this great hall with the choir of life. Solid rock neither forgives nor absorbs.</description>
<position x="20" y="90" z="0" />
<arc exit="north" move="north" destination="99" />
<arc exit="east" move="east" destination="100" />
<arc exit="south" move="south" destination="97" />
<arc exit="west" move="west" destination="76" />
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<node id="99" name="Inner Hibarnhvidar, The North Colonnade" note="North Colonnade" color="#FF00FF">
<description>Stone steps whose centers have become shiny and indented from generations of traffic spiral around an enormous central pillar. Posts carved in the likeness of different weapons support the railing on this circular staircase. Behind the prominent staircase, carved ivy garlands form the arch that leads from beneath the balcony deeper into the mountain.</description>
<position x="20" y="70" z="0" />
<arc exit="southeast" move="southeast" destination="100" />
<arc exit="south" move="south" destination="98" />
<arc exit="southwest" move="southwest" destination="76" />
<arc exit="climb" move="climb spiral stairway" destination="137" />
<arc exit="go" move="go arch" destination="294" />
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<node id="100" name="Inner Hibarnhvidar, The North Colonnade">
<description>A stone bench, its gargantuan proportions calling to mind a race considerably larger than Dwarves, provides a king-sized view of the main cavern while remaining discreetly concealed in the shadows beneath the balcony. A mosaic fills the wall behind the bench, and an archway in the wall has a border of carved steins set between piles of malt, hops and wheat. Above the archway is a gem-encrusted sign that proclaims Bowr.</description>
<position x="40" y="90" z="0" />
<arc exit="southeast" move="southeast" destination="101" />
<arc exit="southwest" move="southwest" destination="97" />
<arc exit="west" move="west" destination="98" />
<arc exit="northwest" move="northwest" destination="99" />
<arc exit="go" move="go carved arch" destination="276" />
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<node id="101" name="Inner Hibarnhvidar, The East Colonnade">
<description>A stairway spirals around a central incised column as it rises to an upper balcony. The steps and railing are hewn from granite, their coarse texture contrasting with the detail in the posts supporting the railing. Each post is an exact replica of a famous shield, some of them overlaid with precious metals.</description>
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<arc exit="go" move="go steel archway" destination="492" />
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<node id="102" name="Inner Hibarnhvidar, The East Colonnade">
<description>The granite ceiling is carved into large squares that depict banners and flags carried by Dwarven clans. The floor tiles show the same subjects, but are inlaid with gold, silver, jet, lapis, jade and bloodstone, bringing the banners to colorful life. An ornate but extremely substantial door provides entrance to the Carousel.</description>
<position x="60" y="130" z="0" />
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<arc exit="west" move="west" destination="106" />
<arc exit="go" move="go ornate door" destination="286" />
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<node id="103" name="Inner Hibarnhvidar, The East Colonnade">
<description>The granite from which Hibarnhvidar was carved assumes a different appearance according to what the stonemason had in mind. Here, the arch and all supports including the back wall beneath the balcony were fashioned by a master artisan into the finest stone latticework -- fine both in quality and delicate appearance. Tiny caved vines resplendent with ivy leaves entwine themselves into the fretwork to create a work of art.</description>
<description>The granite from which Hibarnhvidar was carved assumes a different appearance according to what the stonemason had in mind. Here, the arch and all supports including the back wall beneath the balcony were fashioned by a master artisan into the finest stone latticework -- fine both in quality and delicate appearance. Tiny carved vines resplendent with ivy leaves entwine themselves into the fretwork to create a work of art.</description>
<position x="60" y="150" z="0" />
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<arc exit="southwest" move="southwest" destination="104" />
<arc exit="northwest" move="northwest" destination="106" />
<arc exit="climb" move="climb spiral stairway" destination="133" />
<arc exit="go" move="go glittering door" destination="291" />
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<node id="104" name="Inner Hibarnhvidar, The South Colonnade">
<description>Some of the areas under the ornate balcony grant access to establishments necessary for the city to function. The detailed mural on this wall has had its impasto so thickly applied that not only do the points on the Dwarven armor protrude, but the warrior's beards are deeply textured. Depicting the Dwarven army pursuing a retreating enemy, the artist has rendered the losing side faceless in celebration of innumerable Dwarven routs.</description>
<position x="40" y="170" z="0" />
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<arc exit="northwest" move="northwest" destination="95" />
<arc exit="go" move="go narrow arch" destination="292" />
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<node id="105" name="Inner Hibarnhvidar, Main Cavern">
<description>Semi-precious stones set in the facade of arches beneath the balcony reflect the true Dwarven style of opulence. A garland of amethyst jadice flowers graces the northwest arch while to the west white topaz forms the Haakish word awdh. To the southwest three rings interlock -- one of bloodstone, lapis, and jade, the second of onyx, topaz and hematite, and the wide third band is gold.</description>
<position x="0" y="130" z="0" />
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<arc exit="southeast" move="southeast" destination="95" />
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<arc exit="west" move="west" destination="78" />
<arc exit="northwest" move="northwest" destination="77" />
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<node id="106" name="Inner Hibarnhvidar, Main Cavern">
<description>The merchants set beneath the balconies preempt the ornate architecture of this cavern. Set in the tympanum of the arch to the northeast is an ornate enameled shield, while the eastern arch depicts a locked vault such as one would use to store valuables. When the gate to the northwest opens, a slight breeze sets the candles lighting the cavern flickering and creates the illusion of movement by the fashionably dressed Dwarves who linger over the southwest arch.</description>
<position x="40" y="130" z="0" />
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<arc exit="east" move="east" destination="102" />
<arc exit="southeast" move="southeast" destination="103" />
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<arc exit="west" move="west" destination="96" />
<arc exit="northwest" move="northwest" destination="97" />
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<node id="107" name="Hawst Tarshar, Herbs" note="Herbs" color="#FF0000">
<description>Shelves line the walls of the tiny shop, each divided into boxy compartments. Wicker baskets hold lichens, dried roots and other ingredients that perfume the air with a dusty, herbal fragrance. Stacks of empty burlap bags along the far wall bear stenciled names of lowland herbs imported by traders, waiting to be filled with the mountains' bounty.</description>
<position x="-239" y="50" z="0" />
<arc exit="out" move="out" destination="55" />
</node>
<node id="108" name="Inner Hibarnhvidar, Upper Cavern">
<description>The path of the balcony follows the gentle curve of the wall. Mounted in the center of the wall, a large iron lantern holds the shadows at bay, ensuring that travelers keep their footing. A thin wooden pole hangs from iron chains that descend from the darkness, supporting a trio of green fabric banners that sway slightly at the touch of any breeze.</description>
<position x="40" y="100" z="1" />
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<arc exit="northwest" move="northwest" destination="136" />
<arc exit="climb" move="climb spiral stairway" destination="101" />
</node>
<node id="109" name="Inner Hibarnhvidar, Upper Cavern">
<description>A thickly padded stone bench sits near the edge of the balcony, separated from open air only by the iron chains mounted between the columns on either side. Noise echoes from the continuous bustle below, amplified by the granite cavern. The image of a star is chiseled into the floor, with heavy attention paid to the directional points that indicate where one may travel.</description>
<position x="40" y="120" z="1" />
<arc exit="north" move="north" destination="108" />
<arc exit="east" move="east" destination="110" />
<arc exit="south" move="south" destination="133" />
</node>
<node id="110" name="Inner Hibarnhvidar, Upper Cavern">
<description>A stone plaque is mounted on the north wall of this passage, illuminated by well-tended torchlight. Additional torches are positioned the length of the tunnel, placed alternately on opposite walls every few feet. The path cants slightly, descending from west to east, as it widens to allow for the passage of groups traveling together.</description>
<position x="60" y="120" z="1" />
<arc exit="east" move="east" destination="111" />
<arc exit="west" move="west" destination="109" />
</node>
<node id="111" name="Inner Hibarnhvidar, Upper Cavern">
<description>A steep incline marks this section of the passageway. Shallow steps carved into the granite run along the center of the incline, providing an easier option for those who struggle on hills. On either side of the steps, stone ramps with thin grooves accommodate any wheeled transport needing to traverse the incline. Large iron lanterns are mounted on each wall, bathing the steps in light.</description>
<position x="80" y="120" z="1" />
<arc exit="east" move="east" destination="112" />
<arc exit="west" move="west" destination="110" />
</node>
<node id="112" name="Inner Hibarnhvidar, Upper Cavern">
<description>A ramp with steps down its center descends to the west, banking slightly before merging with the main passage. Torches mounted high on the walls extend light upward many feet before the walls disappear into inky blackness. The rough granite rises steeply on either side of the path with no hint of curve to indicate how high the tunnel ascends.</description>
<position x="100" y="120" z="1" />
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<arc exit="west" move="west" destination="111" />
<arc exit="northwest" move="northwest" destination="132" />
</node>
<node id="113" name="Inner Hibarnhvidar, Upper Cavern">
<description>Walls of granite rise high on either side of the large cavern, arching at the top into the smooth curve of the ceiling. Bright light from multiple lanterns and torches illuminates the area, giving an almost day-like appearance. Occasional pinging sounds drift among the hushed murmurs that echo off the granite. A small stone plaque is mounted on the north wall.</description>
<position x="120" y="120" z="1" />
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<arc exit="east" move="east" destination="114" />
<arc exit="southeast" move="southeast" destination="119" />
<arc exit="west" move="west" destination="112" />
<arc exit="go" move="go iron hatchway" destination="475" />
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<node id="114" name="Inner Hibarnhvidar, Upper Cavern">
<description>Rimmed by smooth stones evenly spaced, a reflecting pool serves as artistic companion to the large stalagmite located to the east. The edges of the stones are uniformly rounded. Small waves along the sides of the pool hint at an underground stream whose flow continues to provide the pool with fresh water.</description>
<position x="140" y="120" z="1" />
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<arc exit="northeast" move="northeast" destination="118" />
<arc exit="east" move="east" destination="115" />
<arc exit="southeast" move="southeast" destination="117" />
<arc exit="south" move="south" destination="119" />
<arc exit="west" move="west" destination="113" />
<arc exit="go" move="go moongate" destination="167" />
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<node id="115" name="Inner Hibarnhvidar, Upper Cavern">
<description>A stalagmite rises from the center of the area, pointed toward the arched stone ceiling high above. Benches of polished wood mounted on stone ring the natural art. Granite paths worn smooth by tool and foot curve around the seating area, branching off like wheel-spokes in several directions.</description>
<position x="160" y="120" z="1" />
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<arc exit="east" move="east" destination="116" />
<arc exit="south" move="south" destination="117" />
<arc exit="southwest" move="southwest" destination="119" />
<arc exit="west" move="west" destination="114" />
<arc exit="northwest" move="northwest" destination="120" />
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<node id="116" name="Inner Hibarnhvidar, Upper Cavern">
<description>The ceiling arcs lower than the main cavern due to the walkway overhead, with the path of the balcony following the curve of the wall. Torches mounted at intervals along the wall provide adequate lighting, despite the shadow caused by the stalagmite to the west. The shadow touches most of the area, halting several inches from a lit entry.</description>
<position x="180" y="120" z="1" />
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<arc exit="west" move="west" destination="115" />
<arc exit="northwest" move="northwest" destination="118" />
<arc exit="go" move="go lit entry" destination="318" />
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<node id="117" name="Inner Hibarnhvidar, Upper Cavern">
<description>A thin stream of water courses down the granite wall, originating from a source beyond sight. The stream funnels into a stone chute which branches into two smaller channels. One channel guides the stream through an intricate system of alleys that meander over an archway before exiting into a small pool below. The other channel deposits water into a shallow copper pan punctured with tiny holes. Hammered tin squares are mounted at various levels below the pan, announcing the rain shower melodically.</description>
<position x="160" y="140" z="1" />
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<arc exit="northeast" move="northeast" destination="116" />
<arc exit="west" move="west" destination="119" />
<arc exit="northwest" move="northwest" destination="114" />
<arc exit="go" move="go archway" destination="315" />
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<node id="118" name="Inner Hibarnhvidar, Upper Cavern">
<description>An ogee arch rises high in the north wall, a beribboned spinner hanging from the center point. Thin streamers in hues of russet, grey, green, blue, and yellow trail from the circular spinner, shifting and twirling with any passing breeze. Twin niches flank the arch, mirroring the doorway in shape. The air feels slightly heavy, and a faint crackling sound emanates from the niche on the left.</description>
<position x="160" y="100" z="1" />
<arc exit="southeast" move="southeast" destination="116" />
<arc exit="south" move="south" destination="115" />
<arc exit="southwest" move="southwest" destination="114" />
<arc exit="west" move="west" destination="120" />
<arc exit="go" move="go ogee arch" destination="336" />
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<node id="119" name="Inner Hibarnhvidar, Upper Cavern">
<description>The hum of voices mingles with a soft musical pinging coming from the east. The cavern ceiling towers high above lit by the torches and lanterns on this level, as well as those of the second level. An elaborate five-sided arch marks the entrance to a smaller tunnel leading south. A small stone plaque is mounted on the southwest wall.</description>
<position x="140" y="140" z="1" />
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<arc exit="northeast" move="northeast" destination="115" />
<arc exit="east" move="east" destination="117" />
<arc exit="south" move="south" destination="121" />
<arc exit="northwest" move="northwest" destination="113" />
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<node id="120" name="Inner Hibarnhvidar, Upper Cavern">
<description>The granite floor is darker here than in the rest of the cavern, inclining slightly to a recessed arch in the center of the wall. Etched into the rock around the arch are the words Life Is Held Within. A small bucket of water and a mop stand unobtrusively to the side of the entrance, ready for use. To the left of the opening, a copper emblem embedded in granite adorns the wall.</description>
<position x="140" y="100" z="1" />
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<arc exit="southeast" move="southeast" destination="115" />
<arc exit="south" move="south" destination="114" />
<arc exit="southwest" move="southwest" destination="113" />
<arc exit="go" move="go arch" destination="367" />
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<node id="121" name="Inner Hibarnhvidar, Upper Cavern">
<description>Well-lit and tall enough for a Gor'Tog to stand comfortably, the tunnel seems almost cozy compared to the echoing spaces of the larger caverns. The rounded ceiling arches overhead, carved with criss-crossing beams of rock. To either side, forged metal cressets are sunk into the stone in matched pairs.</description>
<position x="140" y="180" z="1" />
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<arc exit="south" move="south" destination="122" />
<arc exit="go" move="go glass door" destination="457" />
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<node id="122" name="Inner Hibarnhvidar, Upper Cavern">
<description>The floor slopes down to the south, and every few paces a shallow stairstep is carved into the rock. The granite was left somewhat rough by its builders, presumably so as to give better traction to those walking over it daily. The constant passage of many feet, though, has created a slightly polished pathway down the center of the tunnel.</description>
<position x="140" y="200" z="1" />
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<arc exit="south" move="south" destination="123" />
<arc exit="climb" move="climb circular staircase" destination="466" />
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<node id="123" name="Inner Hibarnhvidar, Upper Cavern">
<description>The sloping floor levels somewhat, with only an occasional step down carved into the matte granite. Warm air blows gently from an archway to the south, carrying the scent of forges and red-hot iron, and the sound of metal hammered on metal.</description>
<position x="140" y="220" z="1" />
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<arc exit="south" move="south" destination="124" />
<arc exit="go" move="go opening" destination="215" />
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<node id="124" name="Inner Hibarnhvidar, Upper Cavern">
<description>Rows of gleaming marble pillars run all through this cavern, each with four yellow-glowing torches attached branchlike just over head-level. The columns soar upward toward a ceiling high enough overhead to be lost in the darkness. An elaborate five-sided arch marks the entrance to a smaller tunnel leading north.</description>
<position x="140" y="240" z="1" />
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<arc exit="southeast" move="southeast" destination="125" />
<arc exit="south" move="south" destination="126" />
<arc exit="southwest" move="southwest" destination="127" />
<arc exit="go" move="go steel door" destination="214" />
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<node id="125" name="Inner Hibarnhvidar, Upper Cavern">
<description>One of the archways leading out of the cavern to the shops and work-caverns has been carved with the images of thousands of tiny faces. Looking closely, each one has an individual expression and is obviously someone the artist knew and liked -- or in some cases, apparently, despised.</description>
<position x="160" y="260" z="1" />
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<arc exit="southwest" move="southwest" destination="129" />
<arc exit="west" move="west" destination="126" />
<arc exit="northwest" move="northwest" destination="124" />
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<node id="126" name="Inner Hibarnhvidar, Upper Cavern">
<description>Sounds of commerce and industry echo from all directions, the stone throwing them back at each other in slowly fading repetitions. The fires of Dwarven forges glow at all hours, and indeed, such terms as day and night lose their meaning in the fastness of the carved mountain.</description>
<position x="140" y="260" z="1" />
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<arc exit="east" move="east" destination="125" />
<arc exit="southeast" move="southeast" destination="130" />
<arc exit="south" move="south" destination="129" />
<arc exit="southwest" move="southwest" destination="128" />
<arc exit="west" move="west" destination="127" />
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<node id="127" name="Inner Hibarnhvidar, Upper Cavern">
<description>The smell of hot metal fills the cavern. In the glowing yellow light, straight lines of gold crystal running through the polished dark granite floor glisten, passing out of sight in several directions.</description>
<position x="120" y="260" z="1" />
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<arc exit="east" move="east" destination="126" />
<arc exit="southeast" move="southeast" destination="129" />
<arc exit="south" move="south" destination="128" />
<arc exit="go" move="go uthamar arch" destination="429" />
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<node id="128" name="Inner Hibarnhvidar, Upper Cavern">
<description>The generations of skilled Dwarven craftsmen that cleaved this cavern out of the living rock of the mountain let their imaginations run free in the carvings surrounding the arches leading to the shops and work-caverns. One is surrounded by flowing rock-hewn ribbons pleated in an intricate pattern, others are studded with cabochon gems or tiny carvings in minute detail.</description>
<position x="120" y="280" z="1" />
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<arc exit="east" move="east" destination="129" />
<arc exit="southeast" move="southeast" destination="131" />
<arc exit="go" move="go stone arch" destination="313" />
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<node id="129" name="Inner Hibarnhvidar, Upper Cavern">
<description>Lines of sparkling golden crystals in the dark sheen of the granite floor converge here in the center of the cavern to form star shapes that glisten in the warm yellow light. Rows of pillars rise on all sides and disappear into the darkness of the ceiling high overhead like tree trunks in a night forest.</description>
<position x="140" y="280" z="1" />
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<arc exit="west" move="west" destination="128" />
<arc exit="northwest" move="northwest" destination="127" />
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<node id="130" name="Inner Hibarnhvidar, Upper Cavern">
<description>Bands of incised parallel lines run around the walls of the cavern about chest-high to a Dwarf, rising over the five-sided tops of the low arches spaced at intervals. Above them, every part of the walls has been carefully chiseled in a star pattern, endlessly repeated with symmetrical purity.</description>
<position x="160" y="280" z="1" />
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<arc exit="southwest" move="southwest" destination="131" />
<arc exit="west" move="west" destination="129" />
<arc exit="northwest" move="northwest" destination="126" />
<arc exit="go" move="go solid arch" destination="314" />
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<node id="131" name="Inner Hibarnhvidar, Upper Cavern">
<description>Firelight spills out of a large open arch leading into the southern wall of the cavern, flickering on the polished granite floor. The sonorous sound of hammers pounding on metal fills the air with discordant music.</description>
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