Thruma mountains

The Thruma mountains, also commonly referred to as the Thrumas is a tall mountain range that seperates Borea from Arctus. The Thruma mountains are well known for their brutal snowstorms, hostile dragons and giants, as well as it's glowing glaciers, which flow with blue cracks, appearing like frozen lightning.

Description

The Thruma mountains are made up of great towering frozen peaks, thick snowfall blankets the entirety of the mountain range and immense glaciers sit between many of the mountains. Due to the great altitude of much of the mountain range and the latitude, most of the Thruma mountains are treeless, although they still support life.

Wildlife

The Thruma mountains are home to cloud rhinos, yaks, ibex, mountain goats, yetis, bighorn sheep, cave bears, agriok, atrox, petrex, wolves, dire wolf, and dire bears. The Thruma mountains also support a very large population of dragons, which makes it very dangerous to cross.

Geography

The Thruma mountains are very cold, much of the mountain range rises far above the tree line, with most mountains being rocky and slow covered. There are also many large glaciers that exist within the Thruma mountains.

Fauna & Flora

The Thruma mountains are home to many species, despite how cold and barren it is. The Thruma mountains are home to mountain goats, bighorn sheep, atrox, ibex,

Type

Mountain Range