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A small army of Northlanders once had fled across the Baranduin here during the Forest Wars of the mid-Second Age.They had offended the Wood-elves and were besieged in camps around Willowbottom. The Sirannar casted wardings about the refugees and waited patiently for their surrender . However, the Eriadorians expected, mistakenly, to be sold into Numenorean slavery by the Elves. Over the course of a fierce winter, most of them starved to death. The bodies were thrown through broken ice into the deepest part of the swamp. The last and strongest of the Northland priests suspected some of his brethren of cannibalism. When he knew he was dying, he pronounced a horrible curse on his fellows and on all those he blamed; for their death and their damnation.The remaining Northlanders, including tho

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rdfs:label	Overbourne Marshes
rdfs:comment	A small army of Northlanders once had fled across the Baranduin here during the Forest Wars of the mid-Second Age.They had offended the Wood-elves and were besieged in camps around Willowbottom. The Sirannar casted wardings about the refugees and waited patiently for their surrender . However, the Eriadorians expected, mistakenly, to be sold into Numenorean slavery by the Elves. Over the course of a fierce winter, most of them starved to death. The bodies were thrown through broken ice into the deepest part of the swamp. The last and strongest of the Northland priests suspected some of his brethren of cannibalism. When he knew he was dying, he pronounced a horrible curse on his fellows and on all those he blamed; for their death and their damnation.The remaining Northlanders, including tho
dcterms:subject	Shire Marshes Arthedain River
abstract	A small army of Northlanders once had fled across the Baranduin here during the Forest Wars of the mid-Second Age.They had offended the Wood-elves and were besieged in camps around Willowbottom. The Sirannar casted wardings about the refugees and waited patiently for their surrender . However, the Eriadorians expected, mistakenly, to be sold into Numenorean slavery by the Elves. Over the course of a fierce winter, most of them starved to death. The bodies were thrown through broken ice into the deepest part of the swamp. The last and strongest of the Northland priests suspected some of his brethren of cannibalism. When he knew he was dying, he pronounced a horrible curse on his fellows and on all those he blamed; for their death and their damnation.The remaining Northlanders, including those who had been too weak to move , stood up as one man and walked into the quicksand together. The screams of those who joined the death march involuntarily reached the Elves, but they arrived too late to save anyone from the terrible enchantment. The Sirannar had avoided the Overboume Marshes ever since, but they and the Rivermen both told of "those who have become one with the worms" .It had been said that the remains of the vanished, when the mood stroke them or there was too much magic being used locally, occasionally crawled out of the swamp and wandered about looking for Elves to slay and flesh to eat.

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