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* <span id="Location">Location:</span> At the northern tip of the [[Spine Mountain Range]], on the island of [[Tilmar]].
* Location At the northern tip of the [[Spine Mountain Range]], on the island of [[Tilmar]].
* <span id="Realm">Realm:</span> [[Telish Throne]]
* Realm [[Telish Throne]]
* <span id="ShrinesTemples_to">Shrines/Temples to:</span> None
* Shrines/Temples to None


<span class="DROPCAP">W</span>hat is visible outside the walls is mucky ground alternating with marsh. The former city of Niwah is built in a valley of the Spine Mountains, and catches rainfall as well as runoff from the slopes. All that can be seen are the iron gates sealing the long, curving wall that surrounds the city.
What is visible outside the walls is mucky ground alternating with marsh. The former city of Niwah is built in a valley of the Spine Mountains, and catches rainfall as well as runoff from the slopes. All that can be seen are the iron gates sealing the long, curving wall that surrounds the city.


The gates are shut and locked, and although rusting are formidable still. The wall surrounding the town is quite easy to scale now, however, as time has etched hand and foot holds in the quarried rocks. Plants and vines provide further stability. The wards on the gates are weak enough to only deliver a brief shock when touched, and the walls are devoid of wards in several locations.
The gates are shut and locked, and although rusting are formidable still. The wall surrounding the town is quite easy to scale now, however, as time has etched hand and foot holds in the quarried rocks. Plants and vines provide further stability. The wards on the gates are weak enough to only deliver a brief shock when touched, and the walls are devoid of wards in several locations.