Talk:Forlorn Marshes/@comment-1613889-20111222201653/@comment-4687866-20111222204903

It might as well be a flashback from the future, which it most likely is. But yes, he might still be traveling at the river and he might not, but does it change the fact that it lead him from wherever he was to the Northern Glades? Nope. Are you saying that he met Salira (Happened in Wolfe's third pic) before he left his clan's settlement at the Varosh'gar river (Happened in Wolfe's first and second pic)?

A marsh is half water, half ground landscape. Why can't a river go through there? But yes, after checking the definition of a marsh on wikipedia I must agree that a marsh lacks trees. Because of that, I will accept that Grelkin's clan settlement MIGHT not be located in the Forlorn Marshes - It might be in the Lowlands, yes. But even if that's the case it still doesn't change the fact that between there and the Northern Glades there is the foul place we call Forlorn Marshes - and if he walked from his home to the Northern Glades following a river, he must have gotten through the Forlorn Marshes at some point. That proves that the river goes through the Forlorn Marshes.

Yes, you got a point, but in Wolfe's pics, the Northern Glades is called the valley of men, and even though it doesn't completely make sense, that's how it written and doesn't change anything in your argument.

Replying to your own post is same thing as replying to my reply ;)