Silvervale Basin
known for its rolling hills, lush valleys, and bountiful farmland. The name Silvervale comes from the fog that is common to the region
Geography
The Duchy of Silvervale is a region of varied geography, featuring gently rolling hills and lush valleys, interspersed with rocky outcroppings and dense forests. The Stormpeaks which run along the western end of the Duchy, provide a stunning backdrop to the landscape. The rivers and streams that flow through the Duchy of Silvervale provide a crucial source of water for the fertile farmland that dominates the region. The rich soil and temperate climate make it an ideal place for agriculture, with crops like wheat, barley, and corn grown in abundance.
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Silvervale has a temperate climate with warm summers and cool winters. The temperature rarely goes below freezing in the winter, and the summers are mild with occasional heat waves. The region receives moderate rainfall throughout the year, and will recieve snow during the wintermonths. The climate is generally favorable for agriculture, which is one of the region's primary industries.
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The Vale, The Basin
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