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	~~<span class="DROPCAP">V</span>alianto~~ was founded next to the [[Redlands]] by the [[Valianto]] family of Sedera, on [[Dregar]]. A family steeped in the tradition of pottery, they had heard about the special properties of the [[Tilmar]] clay, and went to see it for themselves. They settled in 943 near the Yaubu pit, the largest quarry on Tilmar, and proceeded to dig, shape and fire the clay into amazing works that earned them notoriety across the island. Over time others came, a family here and a family there. Traders made it a stop along their route and pottery, tile and brick was carted back and forth from [[Huangjin]] and many local settlements in exchange for food and other staples. Water was and still is obtained from [[Sunset Lake]], the water cart leaving weekly to fill the all the town's barrels in one run. The water must be blessed and cleansed with alum before drinking, however.		Valianto was founded next to the [[Redlands]] by the [[Valianto]] family of Sedera, on [[Dregar]]. A family steeped in the tradition of pottery, they had heard about the special properties of the [[Tilmar]] clay, and went to see it for themselves. They settled in 943 near the Yaubu pit, the largest quarry on Tilmar, and proceeded to dig, shape and fire the clay into amazing works that earned them notoriety across the island. Over time others came, a family here and a family there. Traders made it a stop along their route and pottery, tile and brick was carted back and forth from [[Huangjin]] and many local settlements in exchange for food and other staples. Water was and still is obtained from [[Sunset Lake]], the water cart leaving weekly to fill the all the town's barrels in one run. The water must be blessed and cleansed with alum before drinking, however.

	As the Yaubu pit was already open it's clear that somewhere nearby there must have been a city, but there was no evidence of any settlements at the time Valianto began. However, Mana Hen'oz does remember the "clay cart"? coming from the quarry into Huangjin before the taun began so it's assumed someone was out there digging before the Valiantos put down kilns.		As the Yaubu pit was already open it's clear that somewhere nearby there must have been a city, but there was no evidence of any settlements at the time Valianto began. However, Mana Hen'oz does remember the "clay cart"? coming from the quarry into Huangjin before the taun began so it's assumed someone was out there digging before the Valiantos put down kilns.