Luinne Bheinn - Revision history

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	'''Luinne Bheinn''' is a mountain area to the east of [[Wehnimer's Landing]] - near the somewhat ~~snaller~~ [[Liath Bheinn]] mountain region. Luinne Bheinn includes an old [[Reivers\|Reiver]] settlement. The settlement itself is accessible by crossing a drawbridge after passing through a narrow mountain pass. It is also possible to enter this area from the [[Dubh Brugh]] cavern.		'''Luinne Bheinn''' is a mountain area to the east of [[Wehnimer's Landing]] - near the somewhat smaller [[Liath Bheinn]] mountain region. Luinne Bheinn includes an old [[Reivers\|Reiver]] settlement. The settlement itself is accessible by crossing a drawbridge after passing through a narrow mountain pass. It is also possible to enter this area from the [[Dubh Brugh]] cavern.

	The settlement is situated with an outer watch area that surrounds the village proper. Beyond residences, the village includes a church, a tavern, and a grand hall. The structures in the settlement are mainly constructed of stone - something there is no lack of there. The lesser buildings were built with thatched roofs (possibly harvested in the nearby [[Aillidh Brae]] region), the larger buildings with slate shingles. The tavern is named the [[Restless Reiver]] and operated by a reiver bartender named [[Jock]].		The settlement is situated with an outer watch area that surrounds the village proper. Beyond residences, the village includes a church, a tavern, and a grand hall. The structures in the settlement are mainly constructed of stone - something there is no lack of there. The lesser buildings were built with thatched roofs (possibly harvested in the nearby [[Aillidh Brae]] region), the larger buildings with slate shingles. The tavern is named the [[Restless Reiver]] and operated by a reiver bartender named [[Jock]].

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	"Aillidh Brae" means "[http://www.faclair.com/ViewEntry.aspx?ID=34CA6C51A7FD4E74811D9E349276852D beautiful/bright] [https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/brae#Scots hill]."		"Aillidh Brae" means "[http://www.faclair.com/ViewEntry.aspx?ID=34CA6C51A7FD4E74811D9E349276852D beautiful/bright] [https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/brae#Scots hill]."




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	"An Cridhe" means [https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/cridhe "the heart" or, less literally, "the core" or "the focus."] In other words, the passage quoted from An Cridhe (''A sword for a sword, a death for a death; the Divine we serve to regain what was lost'') isn't simply a quote from a quasi-Biblical book; it's the heart, the core and the focus of Reiver faith and Reiver life.		"An Cridhe" means [https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/cridhe "the heart" or, less literally, "the core" or "the focus."] In other words, the passage quoted from An Cridhe (''A sword for a sword, a death for a death; the Divine we serve to regain what was lost'') isn't simply a quote from a quasi-Biblical book; it's the heart, the core and the focus of Reiver faith and Reiver life.

	"Luinne Bheinn" in Scots Gaelic means "Blade of the Mountain. Luinn means "[http://www.faclair.com/ViewDictionaryEntry.aspx?ID=33988488F98009278225738324E6646F Sword/spear/weapon's blade], while "bheinn", [https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/bheinn#Scottish_Gaelic the lenited form of "beinn"], which means [http://www.faclair.com/ViewEntry.aspx?ID=21B495D4B9FC442B294534B980C50B57 mountain].		"Luinne Bheinn" in Scots Gaelic means "Blade of the Mountain. "Luinn" means "[http://www.faclair.com/ViewDictionaryEntry.aspx?ID=33988488F98009278225738324E6646F Sword/spear/weapon's blade], while "bheinn", [https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/bheinn#Scottish_Gaelic the lenited form of "beinn"], which means [http://www.faclair.com/ViewEntry.aspx?ID=21B495D4B9FC442B294534B980C50B57 mountain].

	"Dubh" is [https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/dubh#Scottish_Gaelic Scottish Gaelic for "black" or, as a noun, "blackness" or "darkness"]; the primary meaning of "brugh" is "[http://www.faclair.com/ViewDictionaryEntry.aspx?ID=47E03518F50D9C18BDB152A5BD7E317C large house]." Another meaning, less commonly used, is "cave." The Dubh Brugh cavern is the "Cave of Darkness."		"Dubh" is [https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/dubh#Scottish_Gaelic Scottish Gaelic for "black" or, as a noun, "blackness" or "darkness"]; the primary meaning of "brugh" is "[http://www.faclair.com/ViewDictionaryEntry.aspx?ID=47E03518F50D9C18BDB152A5BD7E317C large house]." Another meaning, less commonly used, is "cave." The Dubh Brugh cavern is the "Cave of Darkness."

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	The oaken door in the inner room of the Restless Reiver is made as it's supposed to be.		The oaken door in the inner room of the Restless Reiver is made as it's supposed to be.

			The plaque on the small church is probably meant to mean "Mickle Kirk." Generally, "mickle" means "large" or "a great amount", but [http://www.dictionary.com/browse/mickle in Scots (and the Reivers' appearance and style of speech seems modeled on the Scottish), it means "a small amount"]--or just "small." So "Mickle Kirk" literally means "small church."

			"An Cridhe" means [https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/cridhe "the heart" or, less literally, "the core" or "the focus."] In other words, the passage quoted from An Cridhe (''A sword for a sword, a death for a death; the Divine we serve to regain what was lost'') isn't simply a quote from a quasi-Biblical book; it's the heart, the core and the focus of Reiver faith and Reiver life.

			"Luinne Bheinn" in Scots Gaelic means "Blade of the Mountain. Luinn means "[http://www.faclair.com/ViewDictionaryEntry.aspx?ID=33988488F98009278225738324E6646F Sword/spear/weapon's blade], while "bheinn", [https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/bheinn#Scottish_Gaelic the lenited form of "beinn"], which means [http://www.faclair.com/ViewEntry.aspx?ID=21B495D4B9FC442B294534B980C50B57 mountain].

			"Dubh" is [https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/dubh#Scottish_Gaelic Scottish Gaelic for "black" or, as a noun, "blackness" or "darkness"]; the primary meaning of "brugh" is "[http://www.faclair.com/ViewDictionaryEntry.aspx?ID=47E03518F50D9C18BDB152A5BD7E317C large house]." Another meaning, less commonly used, is "cave." The Dubh Brugh cavern is the "Cave of Darkness."

			The name of the mountain region called "Liath Bheinn" simply means "gray/pale mountain."

			"Aillidh Brae" means "[http://www.faclair.com/ViewEntry.aspx?ID=34CA6C51A7FD4E74811D9E349276852D beautiful/bright] [https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/brae#Scots hill]."




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	'''Luinne Bheinn''' ~~was~~ a [[~~Reivers\|Reiver~~]] ~~settlement located~~ near the [[Liath Bheinn]] ~~mountains~~ ~~east~~ of [[~~Wehnimer's Landing~~]]. It ~~was~~ accessible by crossing a drawbridge after passing through a narrow mountain pass.		'''Luinne Bheinn''' is a mountain area to the east of [[Wehnimer's Landing]] - near the somewhat snaller [[Liath Bheinn]] mountain region. Luinne Bheinn includes an old [[Reivers\|Reiver]] settlement. The settlement itself is accessible by crossing a drawbridge after passing through a narrow mountain pass. It is also possible to enter this area from the [[Dubh Brugh]] cavern.

	The settlement ~~was~~ situated with an outer watch area that ~~surrounded~~ the village proper. Beyond residences, the village ~~included~~ a church, a tavern, and a grand hall. ~~All~~ structures in the settlement ~~were constructed~~ mainly of stone. The lesser buildings were built with thatched roofs, the larger buildings with slate shingles. The tavern ~~was known~~ as the [[Restless Reiver]] and operated by a reiver bartender named [[Jock]].		The settlement is situated with an outer watch area that surrounds the village proper. Beyond residences, the village includes a church, a tavern, and a grand hall. The structures in the settlement are mainly constructed of stone - something there is no lack of there. The lesser buildings were built with thatched roofs (possibly harvested in the nearby [[Aillidh Brae]] region), the larger buildings with slate shingles. The tavern is named the [[Restless Reiver]] and operated by a reiver bartender named [[Jock]].

	==Behind the Scenes==		==Behind the Scenes==

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	===~~Behind the Scenes~~===		===Notes===
	The sign in the tavern was hammered in place due to there being some who felt that whisky could only be spelled whiskey (in general it's spelled whisky in Scotland, Canada and parts of Europe. It's spelled whiskey in Ireland and in the U.S.)		The sign in the tavern was hammered in place due to there being some who felt that whisky could only be spelled whiskey (in general it's spelled whisky in Scotland, Canada and parts of Europe. It's spelled whiskey in Ireland and in the U.S.)

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	===~~Notes~~===		===Behind the Scenes===
	The sign in the tavern was hammered in place due to there being some who felt that whisky could only be spelled whiskey (in general it's spelled whisky in Scotland, Canada and parts of Europe. It's spelled whiskey in Ireland and in the U.S.)		The sign in the tavern was hammered in place due to there being some who felt that whisky could only be spelled whiskey (in general it's spelled whisky in Scotland, Canada and parts of Europe. It's spelled whiskey in Ireland and in the U.S.)

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	:A long counter takes up most of the space against one wall. Flickering candles make the low ceiling dark and sooty, but cast a warm, amber light throughout the room. A few round tables are surrounded by sturdy chairs. The intimate ambiance is only slightly detracted from by the thin layer of dust that covers some of the less used areas. An old, red-painted door leads outside. You also see a fancy menu, a sign and the bartender Jock.		:A long counter takes up most of the space against one wall. Flickering candles make the low ceiling dark and sooty, but cast a warm, amber light throughout the room. A few round tables are surrounded by sturdy chairs. The intimate ambiance is only slightly detracted from by the thin layer of dust that covers some of the less used areas. An old, red-painted door leads outside. You also see a fancy menu, a sign and the bartender Jock.
	:Obvious exits: west		:Obvious exits: west

	*''A large, muscular man in his middling years, Jock tends the bar with the expertise of one who has spent many years doing so. Which he has. With piercing green eyes and fists the size of a small rolton, he keeps his customers satisfied and, relatively, peaceful. The large mallet he always keeps near, probably doesn't hurt in the latter case.''

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	:Round tables and old chairs occupy most of the floor space. The tables all have lit candles on them, many of the candles stuck onto wine bottles. The wooden floor is worn and uneven, more a dirty-grey than the original brown. On the walls hang weapons, a couple of brass-studded targes and several finely carved oak crests. You also see an oaken door.		:Round tables and old chairs occupy most of the floor space. The tables all have lit candles on them, many of the candles stuck onto wine bottles. The wooden floor is worn and uneven, more a dirty-grey than the original brown. On the walls hang weapons, a couple of brass-studded targes and several finely carved oak crests. You also see an oaken door.
	:Obvious exits: east		:Obvious exits: east

			===Notes===
			The sign in the tavern was hammered in place due to there being some who felt that whisky could only be spelled whiskey (in general it's spelled whisky in Scotland, Canada and parts of Europe. It's spelled whiskey in Ireland and in the U.S.)

			The oaken door in the inner room of the Restless Reiver is made as it's supposed to be.

	[[Category: Reivers]]		[[Category: Reivers]]