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| − | The Filitir is the largest forest of the SouthLands, covering a large area from [[Mentoncha (country)|Mentoncha]] to the east, to the [[Hanaelon River]] to the west, and from the [[East-West Road]] to the north to its southern edge about fifty miles north of [[Shethkor]], bordering the lands of [[Barthos]]. It is home to a large Elven community, as well as a wide variety of other creatures. The forest is considered to be under the rulership of [[Rondor]], the king of the Elves, | + | The Filitir is the largest forest of the SouthLands, covering a large area from [[Mentoncha (country)|Mentoncha]] to the east, to the [[Hanaelon River]] to the west, and from the [[East-West Road]] to the north to its southern edge about fifty miles north of [[Shethkor]], bordering the lands of [[Barthos]]. It is home to a large Elven community, as well as a wide variety of other creatures. The forest is considered to be under the rulership of [[Rondor]], the king of the Elves, and is part of the [[White Alliance]]. |
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| + | The Elves of this region are Wood Elves, and are closer to humans than the Elves of [[Shael i'Vor]]. However, they still keep the tradition of the Elves in building their [[City of the Trees (Filitir)|main city]] high among the trees of the Filitir. | ||
[[Category:Forests of the Lanad]] | [[Category:Forests of the Lanad]] | ||
Revision as of 14:43, 8 November 2008
The Filitir is the largest forest of the SouthLands, covering a large area from Mentoncha to the east, to the Hanaelon River to the west, and from the East-West Road to the north to its southern edge about fifty miles north of Shethkor, bordering the lands of Barthos. It is home to a large Elven community, as well as a wide variety of other creatures. The forest is considered to be under the rulership of Rondor, the king of the Elves, and is part of the White Alliance.
The Elves of this region are Wood Elves, and are closer to humans than the Elves of Shael i'Vor. However, they still keep the tradition of the Elves in building their main city high among the trees of the Filitir.