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	~~<span class="DROPCAP">~~A~~</span>~~ portion of the island of [[Girrac]] is often wreathed in dense mists that flow back over the island from the waterfall where the [[Lazy River]] pours into the southern seas off Girrac. Here in the [[Baihed Woods]] lies the realm of the Quickvine halflings. Darker and wilder than others of their race in the world, these halflings have lived and survived in the monkey- and spider -infested Baihed woods for generations.		A portion of the island of [[Girrac]] is often wreathed in dense mists that flow back over the island from the waterfall where the [[Lazy River]] pours into the southern seas off Girrac. Here in the [[Baihed Woods]] lies the realm of the Quickvine halflings. Darker and wilder than others of their race in the world, these halflings have lived and survived in the monkey- and spider -infested Baihed woods for generations.

	These halflings are wild and untamed; their primitive culture has survived untouched for countless centuries and it is rarely, if ever, that they leave the confines of their twisted woods. They are devoted to Baihead, the great mistress of the trees; though their goddess of nature is actually another form of [[Katia]]. They have many rituals and beliefs about the sacredness of the trees, plants and animals of the woods in which they live.		These halflings are wild and untamed; their primitive culture has survived untouched for countless centuries and it is rarely, if ever, that they leave the confines of their twisted woods. They are devoted to Baihead, the great mistress of the trees; though their goddess of nature is actually another form of [[Katia]]. They have many rituals and beliefs about the sacredness of the trees, plants and animals of the woods in which they live.