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Nanto used to be on the southern frontier of the Sho lands. In the past few years (from 10 PY) the frontier has expanded with towns such as Mayoi and Lin.<ref name=ACManualNanto>1999/11 [[Release]] - [[Asheron's Call Manual]]: [[Asheron's Call Manual/Nanto|Nanto]]</ref> | Nanto used to be on the southern frontier of the Sho lands. In the past few years (from 10 PY) the frontier has expanded with towns such as Mayoi and Lin.<ref name=ACManualNanto>1999/11 [[Release]] - [[Asheron's Call Manual]]: [[Asheron's Call Manual/Nanto|Nanto]]</ref> | ||
Yanshi has three sources of information: The Story of Ben Ten and Yanshi, Yanshi's description from the manual, and dialog from Te Ven, resident of Yanshi south outpost. | |||
The author of The Story of Ben Ten and Yanshi recounts the events of their arrival on Dereth, the settling of Yanshi, and the Tumerok attack on Yanshi. According to the author, they arrived on Dereth in the plains near where Yanshi would be settled. They were attacked by reedsharks and rescued by Ben Ten, who sent them to a group of nearby houses. As more Sho arrived on Dereth, it was quickly decided that their main city would be Hebian-To. But the author and some of their friends decided instead to settle near the plains where they first arrived and were rescued by Ben Ten. They found a large boulder, and settled around that, building some houses and beginning to farm. One evening, Tumeroks attacked this settlement. This was many years after the author's arrival. Tumeroks burned the homes and the villages were pushed back to the boulder. Ben Ten arrived and saved many of the townsfolk. It is noted, however, that some died, and this was in the time before resurrection came into existence.<ref name=TheStoryOfBenTenAndYanshi>1999/11 [[Release]] - [[The Story of Ben Ten and Yanshi]]</ref> | |||
Yanshi's entry in the manual states that the last place that Ben Ten was seen was atop a large rock near the edge of the Blackmire swamp, and some of Ben Ten's followers decided to settle there. The village that arose there was called Yanshi, and in the past several years (from 10 PY) it had grown into a trading center with roads leading to both the Gharu'ndim and Aluvian lands.<ref name=ACManualYanshi>1999/11 [[Release]] - [[Asheron's Call Manual]]: [[Asheron's Call Manual/Yanshi|Yanshi]]</ref> | |||
Yanshi's manual entry also states that, in the time before Ben Ten came, many of the people that would one day settle Yanshi tried to hide from the Tumerok scourge in a dungeon. However, the dungeon already had creatures living within it, and those creatures slew many of the people trying to seek shelter.<ref name=ACManualYanshi /> Te Ven also mentions a ruin where some people lived before Yanshi was founded.<ref name=TeVen>1999/11 [[Release]] - [[The Writings of Jhong Mi]]: [[Te Ven]] dialog</ref> | |||
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Revision as of 20:15, 14 January 2020
Overview
Beta / Release
The Aluvians were the first Isparians to arrive on Dereth. They were followed by the Gharu'ndim, who began to arrive after Thorsten and Elysa had freed their people from Olthoi enslavement.[1][2] The Sho began to arrive after the Gharu'ndim.[2][3][4]
An early map of the Sho nation shows Hebian-To, Mayoi, Shoushi, and Yanshi.[5]
The warlord Ijiku Tambai built the fortress Yaosai to protect the fledgling village of Hebian-To. Eventually, the need for protection diminished, and the fortress Yaosai was converted to the town Shoushi. Shoushi is now a waypoint between Hebian-To and the western Sho holdings.[4]
Nanto used to be on the southern frontier of the Sho lands. In the past few years (from 10 PY) the frontier has expanded with towns such as Mayoi and Lin.[6]
Yanshi has three sources of information: The Story of Ben Ten and Yanshi, Yanshi's description from the manual, and dialog from Te Ven, resident of Yanshi south outpost.
The author of The Story of Ben Ten and Yanshi recounts the events of their arrival on Dereth, the settling of Yanshi, and the Tumerok attack on Yanshi. According to the author, they arrived on Dereth in the plains near where Yanshi would be settled. They were attacked by reedsharks and rescued by Ben Ten, who sent them to a group of nearby houses. As more Sho arrived on Dereth, it was quickly decided that their main city would be Hebian-To. But the author and some of their friends decided instead to settle near the plains where they first arrived and were rescued by Ben Ten. They found a large boulder, and settled around that, building some houses and beginning to farm. One evening, Tumeroks attacked this settlement. This was many years after the author's arrival. Tumeroks burned the homes and the villages were pushed back to the boulder. Ben Ten arrived and saved many of the townsfolk. It is noted, however, that some died, and this was in the time before resurrection came into existence.[7]
Yanshi's entry in the manual states that the last place that Ben Ten was seen was atop a large rock near the edge of the Blackmire swamp, and some of Ben Ten's followers decided to settle there. The village that arose there was called Yanshi, and in the past several years (from 10 PY) it had grown into a trading center with roads leading to both the Gharu'ndim and Aluvian lands.[8]
Yanshi's manual entry also states that, in the time before Ben Ten came, many of the people that would one day settle Yanshi tried to hide from the Tumerok scourge in a dungeon. However, the dungeon already had creatures living within it, and those creatures slew many of the people trying to seek shelter.[8] Te Ven also mentions a ruin where some people lived before Yanshi was founded.[9]
Analysis
Conclusion
References
- ↑ 1999/11 Release - Asheron's Call Manual: Samsur
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 1996-1999 (unknown) Asheron's Call Beta - Zogblaster Archive: Gharu'ndim Introduction
- ↑ 1996-1999 (unknown) Asheron's Call Beta - Zogblaster Archive: Sho Introduction
- ↑ 4.0 4.1 1999/11 Release - Asheron's Call Manual: Shoushi
- ↑ 1996-1999 (unknown) Asheron's Call Beta - Zogblaster Archive: Sho Nation in Dereth
- ↑ 1999/11 Release - Asheron's Call Manual: Nanto
- ↑ 1999/11 Release - The Story of Ben Ten and Yanshi
- ↑ 8.0 8.1 1999/11 Release - Asheron's Call Manual: Yanshi
- ↑ 1999/11 Release - The Writings of Jhong Mi: Te Ven dialog
Sources
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Beta/Release sources:
- General
- Baishi
- Kiun Baicho the Barkeeper dialog
- Hebian-To
- Kara
- Archmage Kiko of Kara dialog
- Healer Kana of Kara dialog
- Koro of Kara, Farmer dialog
- Shopkeep Kuro of Kara dialog
AC:DM era sources:
Later sources:
- Baishi (Town Network Sign)[5]
- Hebian-To (Town Network Sign)[6]
- Kara (Town Network Sign)[7]
- Lin (Town Network Sign)[8]
- Mayoi (Town Network Sign)[9]
- Nanto (Town Network Sign)[10]
- Sawato (Town Network Sign)[11]
- Shoushi (Town Network Sign)[12]
- Tou-Tou (Town Network Sign)[13]
- Yanshi (Town Network Sign)[14]
- ↑ 1999/11 Release - Quick Reference Card
- ↑ 1999/11 Release - Asheron's Call Manual: Nanto
- ↑ 1999/11 Release - Asheron's Call Manual: Shoushi
- ↑ 2003/03 A Perfect Paradox - The History of Auberean: Volume V: New Arrivals (-540 to 13)
- ↑ 2010/06 Shifting Gears - Town Network: Baishi (Town Network Sign) description
- ↑ 2010/06 Shifting Gears - Town Network: Hebian-To (Town Network Sign) description
- ↑ 2010/06 Shifting Gears - Town Network: Kara (Town Network Sign) description
- ↑ 2010/06 Shifting Gears - Town Network: Lin (Town Network Sign) description
- ↑ 2010/06 Shifting Gears - Town Network: Mayoi (Town Network Sign) description
- ↑ 2010/06 Shifting Gears - Town Network: Nanto (Town Network Sign) description
- ↑ 2010/06 Shifting Gears - Town Network: Sawato (Town Network Sign) description
- ↑ 2010/06 Shifting Gears - Town Network: Shoushi (Town Network Sign) description
- ↑ 2010/06 Shifting Gears - Town Network: Tou-Tou (Town Network Sign) description
- ↑ 2010/06 Shifting Gears - Town Network: Yanshi (Town Network Sign) description