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| − | The '''Golden Flow''', (sometimes spelled '''Goldenflow''',) or the '''Tail of Semphar''', was a river located in southern [[Semphar]].<ref name="TH |
+ | The '''Golden Flow''', (sometimes spelled '''Goldenflow''',) or the '''Tail of Semphar''', was a river located in southern [[Semphar]].<ref name="TH.VI-p51">{{Cite book/The Horde/Volume I|51}}</ref> |
==Geography== |
==Geography== |
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| − | The Golden Flow originated high in the [[Raurin Alta]] and flowed down into Semphar and [[Gbor Nor]], serving as a green belt marking the border between Semphar and the [[Raurin]] desert.<ref name="TH |
+ | The Golden Flow originated high in the [[Raurin Alta]] and flowed down into Semphar and [[Gbor Nor]], serving as a green belt marking the border between Semphar and the [[Raurin]] desert.<ref name="TH.VI-p51" /> |
==Description== |
==Description== |
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| − | Many foolish [[wizards]] wasted time and money attempting to separate the "gold" from the water. The waters of the Golden Flow actually appeared golden in color, thanks mineral deposits from the Raurin Alta. The minerals gave the water a metallic flavor.<ref name="TH |
+ | Many foolish [[wizards]] wasted time and money attempting to separate the "gold" from the water. The waters of the Golden Flow actually appeared golden in color, thanks mineral deposits from the Raurin Alta. The minerals gave the water a metallic flavor.<ref name="TH.VI-p51" /> |
| − | Humans found the water to taste bitter. [[Dwarves]] enjoyed the mineral taste of the water. [[Elves]] and other [[fey'ri]] who consumed water from the Golden Flow were wracked with pain and ugly rashes. The Caliph of Semphar often used this water to determine if one of his subjects had elven ancestry.<ref name="TH |
+ | Humans found the water to taste bitter. [[Dwarves]] enjoyed the mineral taste of the water. [[Elves]] and other [[fey'ri]] who consumed water from the Golden Flow were wracked with pain and ugly rashes. The Caliph of Semphar often used this water to determine if one of his subjects had elven ancestry.<ref name="TH.VI-p51" /> |
==Appendix== |
==Appendix== |
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Revision as of 18:05, 16 December 2017
The Golden Flow, (sometimes spelled Goldenflow,) or the Tail of Semphar, was a river located in southern Semphar.[1]
Geography
The Golden Flow originated high in the Raurin Alta and flowed down into Semphar and Gbor Nor, serving as a green belt marking the border between Semphar and the Raurin desert.[1]
Description
Many foolish wizards wasted time and money attempting to separate the "gold" from the water. The waters of the Golden Flow actually appeared golden in color, thanks mineral deposits from the Raurin Alta. The minerals gave the water a metallic flavor.[1]
Humans found the water to taste bitter. Dwarves enjoyed the mineral taste of the water. Elves and other fey'ri who consumed water from the Golden Flow were wracked with pain and ugly rashes. The Caliph of Semphar often used this water to determine if one of his subjects had elven ancestry.[1]
Appendix
References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 David Cook (August 1990). “Volume I”. In Steve Winter ed. The Horde (TSR, Inc.), p. 51. ISBN 0-88038-868-4.