Difference between revisions of "Mountains of Sajin"
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The mountains themselves are mostly wilderness, with only a few scattered villages and towns, such as [[Aralia]], [[Kydach]], and [[Hergrau]]. | The mountains themselves are mostly wilderness, with only a few scattered villages and towns, such as [[Aralia]], [[Kydach]], and [[Hergrau]]. | ||
| − | Common dangers in the mountains are [[troll]], [[lycanthrope]], and [[hag]], and it is dotted with lost locations such as abandoned castles and [[ghosts]] haunted ancient ruins, such as the [[Tombs of Ariande]]. | + | Common dangers in the mountains are [[troll]], [[lycanthrope]], and [[hag]], and it is dotted with lost locations such as abandoned cliff-side castles and [[ghosts]] haunted ancient ruins, such as the [[Tombs of Ariande]]. |
Other well-known peaks of the Mountains include [[Shanafria]], [[Boasbirg]], and [[Gael Fristenbirg]]. | Other well-known peaks of the Mountains include [[Shanafria]], [[Boasbirg]], and [[Gael Fristenbirg]]. | ||
Revision as of 02:14, 29 April 2025
A range of tall mountains that runs along the western side of Itrefaulk. To its west lies the Elf nation of Dnalor.
The Citadel of High Magic is near the treeline of its highest peak, Mount Hulantea, in the north, and the nation of Ufrealor is partially inside its southern ranges.
The mountains themselves are mostly wilderness, with only a few scattered villages and towns, such as Aralia, Kydach, and Hergrau.
Common dangers in the mountains are troll, lycanthrope, and hag, and it is dotted with lost locations such as abandoned cliff-side castles and ghosts haunted ancient ruins, such as the Tombs of Ariande.
Other well-known peaks of the Mountains include Shanafria, Boasbirg, and Gael Fristenbirg.
