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{{GT_SETTLEMENT_TEMPLATE|english_name = Grove Village|location = Northern Grove Tribe|image1 = GT-D 2020-01-06.PNG|caption1 = Héhéħenif as of 2020-01-06.|coordinates = 1236; -209|elevation = 96|image2 = Héhéħenif 2020-04-26.png|caption2 = Location of Héhéħenif within the Grove Tribe.|image3 = GTS Héhéħenif.png}}Grove Village (''Héhéħenif, ''literally "''Ancestral settlement''" in Earthspeech)<nowiki/> is a settlement and the capital of the [[Grove Tribe]]. It is located in the Northern part of the Grove Tribe. |
{{GT_SETTLEMENT_TEMPLATE|english_name = Grove Village|location = Northern Grove Tribe|image1 = GT-D 2020-01-06.PNG|caption1 = Héhéħenif as of 2020-01-06.|coordinates = 1236; -209|elevation = 96|image2 = Héhéħenif 2020-04-26.png|caption2 = Location of Héhéħenif within the Grove Tribe.|image3 = GTS Héhéħenif.png|title1 = Héhéħenif}}Grove Village (''Héhéħenif, ''literally "''Ancestral settlement''" in Earthspeech)<nowiki/> is a settlement and the capital of the [[Grove Tribe]]. It is located in the Northern part of the Grove Tribe. |
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The settlement is easily distinguished by the dense forest surrounding it, which serves as a means of protection and secrecy, as well as the land bridges that are used by the locals to transverse from one plateau to another. |
The settlement is easily distinguished by the dense forest surrounding it, which serves as a means of protection and secrecy, as well as the land bridges that are used by the locals to transverse from one plateau to another. |
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Revision as of 15:04, 26 April 2020
Grove Village (Héhéħenif, literally "Ancestral settlement" in Earthspeech) is a settlement and the capital of the Grove Tribe. It is located in the Northern part of the Grove Tribe.
The settlement is easily distinguished by the dense forest surrounding it, which serves as a means of protection and secrecy, as well as the land bridges that are used by the locals to transverse from one plateau to another.
Houses, both for the purposes of living and storage, as well as farms make up most of the village. The settlement is also home to the tribe's grandest temple, the House of Cleansing.
