Latest revision as of 15:09, 18 June 2015

Spanning the Invarin River just downstream of the bedrock control lake known as the Blurred Mirror Lake, the Anon'mar Bridge was in many respects a simple bridge made to access the western portions of the Tir'Ehtele. Lacking large fortifications or foundations, the Anon'mar was easily hidden within the surrounding woods, yet it was large enough to allow the wagons of the Arn Zvar'Clahoon to pass over the Invarin below.

During the summer of 2837 EC the Anon'mar experienced a particularly large assault of restless. The assault was so overwhelming and unexpected that the defenders only recourse was to sever the bridges suspension supports, cutting off any way across the Invarin River, and stopping the Restless horde. After some time, the Zvarkglaren allies aided the Syl'vae in rebuilding the Anon'mar and once more traffic was able to flow over the Invarin.

However, invariably the woods of the Tir'Ehtele were threatened once more by a large roaming horde known as the Blackspear Tribe. Fearing an overwhelming march of forces upon Maer'Havel, the Zvarkglaren allies once more offered to help improve the defensive capabilities of the Anon'mar Bridge. Large walls and towers were erected to provide adequate defenses in the event that the horde would attempt to strike at Maer'Havel. In the following weeks the horde was driven back into the Karrgath Hills and the defenses of the bridge were never put to the ultimate test, yet they remain in testament to the trying and dangerous times of the present.

Travelers will often be questioned as to their purpose and destination within the woods, particularly if human. However they are not currently prohibited to pass unless known as a threat to the Syl'vae or the Woods in any way great or small.