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Folder: Legends & Documents
Title: Traveler's Proverbs
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# Traveler's Proverbs
## Overview
Every road, kingdom, and caravan has its own sayings.
These proverbs pass from generation to generation, offering practical advice, humor, and hard-earned wisdom.
Many are quoted more often than formal laws.
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## Common Proverbs
"Trust the bridge that still stands."
"A warm fire is worth more than a sharp sword on a cold night."
"The loudest tavern rarely serves the safest drink."
"Maps show roads, not intentions."
"A patient hunter returns with supper."
"Storms always reveal the strongest roof."
"Kindness travels farther than gold."
"Never laugh at an old guide."
"The darkest road still ends somewhere."
"History belongs to those who remember."
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## Cultural Role
Bards, merchants, soldiers, and parents commonly use these sayings to teach younger generations.
New proverbs continue to emerge after significant historical events.
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## Related Pages
• Explorer's Guide
• Merchant's Handbook
• Roads & Travel
• History