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Bonus Homelander Lore (Historical Fact #1 - Grenwich Rivers) (Patreon)

Published:

2026-08-23 15:48:14

Edited:

2026-10-03 15:24:45

Imported:

2026-10

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Hey homies,Since this is the first post of its kind, I wanted to include this small intro to explain everything. However, future posts will likely only include the information itself.As was voted in the recent poll, I'm going to test posting the occasional lore drop on my platforms that will be available to all subscribers. There will be some that are facts, such as the one below, and as a wise subscriber suggested, I'll also be including the occasional 'myth or legend' in order to keep some things a little more loose for interpretation in the future. Keep an eye out for the tags in the titles and above the actual information to distinguish between them.I hope you enjoy the mostly useless lore, because this is the kind of stuff that I need to put out somewhere or it will never be known. Whether it deserves to be known or not is another story altogether.Anyway,Much loveJB

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-Unbeknownst to the Homelanders of the region, the Grenwich Rivers* have been slowly losing flow strength over the last couple of centuries. These rivers were originally created and maintained by the Calderans in ages past to help fertilise the once-dry eastern regions of the area. Thankfully, it will likely still be several more centuries before the flow slows to levels that would be concerning. In fact, a great many Homeland rivers and streams were created artificially, often by moulding the land using magical means. Most Homelanders incorrectly consider it normal for lakes, rivers, and streams to split off in different directions naturally. Time will inevitably correct those assumptions, but the Calderans were good at what they did, so it will still be quite some time before then.

*(The Grenwich Rivers flow directly east of Grenwich. Not to be confused with the Grenwich Spillway, which forms the southern border of Homeland territory, and was originally the only drainage for the Basin.)

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