Glossary entry: Silver Mines
Vale Sangora is a place of many riches, some of them – like silver – hidden deep underground. It’s this precious metal that first drew people to our remote valley – and the foundation upon which the city of Svartrau was built.
For hundreds of years, Vale Sangora was a land of miners, but all that changed two years ago. Since silver is one of the few things that can weaken a vrakhir, Brencis ordered all the mines to close. As for the men who had worked there, they became farmers. And not many of them complained, since there's hardly any tougher job than mining.
Still, the silver is there, waiting to be used against Brencis and his court.
Silver Mines is a Lore entry in The Blood of Dawnwalker glossary: 3 paragraph(s) and about 119 words of in-game text. It opens: "Vale Sangora is a place of many riches, some of them – like silver – hidden deep underground." Silver Mines is a pure lore entry with no matching guide page. Other Lore entries include 14th-Century Europe, Arimaspians, Banditry, Black Death, Blood Covenant.
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Silver Mines FAQ
What is Silver Mines?
Silver Mines is a Lore entry in the glossary of The Blood of Dawnwalker. It begins: "Vale Sangora is a place of many riches, some of them – like silver – hidden deep underground."
Which glossary category is Silver Mines in?
Silver Mines is filed under Lore.
Does Silver Mines have a guide page?
No. Silver Mines is a lore-only entry; it is not a character, enemy or location with its own page.