Thin Crossings

What players would know #

Illustration (player-safe) #

In old Marcher speech, a thin crossing is a place where bridges, fords, grove edges, and old boundary stones feel closer to something listening. Most people treat the term as folklore, caution, or a reason not to sing grief alone after dark.

Common rumors #

• Do not make vows at a thin crossing unless you mean them.
• Most hear only echo. A rare few hear something answer.

See also #

• The River Marches
• Statesboro
• Bob Johnson