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|caption= Amedio Highway, as depicted in | |caption = Amedio Highway, as depicted in [[dragmag|Dragon]] Magazine #349. p78, illustrated by Ben Wooten | ||
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|region= Amedio Jungle | |region = Amedio Jungle | ||
|origin=Sasserine | |origin = Sasserine | ||
|end=Cauldron | |end = Cauldron | ||
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"Paralleling the [[Thunder River]] for much of its length, the '''Amedio Highway''' connects Sasserine with Cauldron, its sister city high in the caldera of a dormant volcano. Although trade and correspondence between the two cities is brisk, the road’s length is such that it’s possible to go for long stretches without encountering other travelers. Much like the river, the Amedio Highway is relatively safe and crowded with merchant and lumber traffic where it runs through the marshlands and the plantations close to Sasserine. But those who press on into the jungle find themselves increasingly at risk of being waylaid by lizardfolk, jungle predators, and the occasional hunter from the heights of the [[Hellfurnaces]]".<ref>[[F. Wesley Schneider|Scheider, F. Wesley]] and [[James Lafond Sutter|James Schneider]], "Savage Tidings: Beyond Sasserine" ''[[Dragon]]'' #349, Bellevue, WA: Paizo Publishing, November 2006.</ref> | "Paralleling the [[Thunder River]] for much of its length, the '''Amedio Highway''' connects Sasserine with Cauldron, its sister city high in the caldera of a dormant volcano. Although trade and correspondence between the two cities is brisk, the road’s length is such that it’s possible to go for long stretches without encountering other travelers. Much like the river, the Amedio Highway is relatively safe and crowded with merchant and lumber traffic where it runs through the marshlands and the plantations close to Sasserine. But those who press on into the jungle find themselves increasingly at risk of being waylaid by lizardfolk, jungle predators, and the occasional hunter from the heights of the [[Hellfurnaces]]".<ref>[[F. Wesley Schneider|Scheider, F. Wesley]] and [[James Lafond Sutter|James Schneider]], "Savage Tidings: Beyond Sasserine" ''[[Dragon]]'' #349, Bellevue, WA: Paizo Publishing, November 2006., p76</ref> | ||
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"Paralleling the Thunder River for much of its length, the Amedio Highway connects Sasserine with Cauldron, its sister city high in the caldera of a dormant volcano. Although trade and correspondence between the two cities is brisk, the road’s length is such that it’s possible to go for long stretches without encountering other travelers. Much like the river, the Amedio Highway is relatively safe and crowded with merchant and lumber traffic where it runs through the marshlands and the plantations close to Sasserine. But those who press on into the jungle find themselves increasingly at risk of being waylaid by lizardfolk, jungle predators, and the occasional hunter from the heights of the Hellfurnaces".[1]
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- ↑ Scheider, F. Wesley and James Schneider, "Savage Tidings: Beyond Sasserine" Dragon #349, Bellevue, WA: Paizo Publishing, November 2006., p76