Ringard Peaks
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You stand in a mountainous area spotted with various bluish rocks. You can see a marsh in the distance and a town to the east. The temperature is somewhat warm and the sky is overcast.
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This mountain range is 7,204 miles long, reaches 30,349 feet at its highest point, and only the the most experienced climbers can scale the heights.
Passage between the mountains is very difficult.
Most of the lower range is covered in cliffs and canyons, and the weather is usually foggy. The upper regions frequently experience rain.
Volcanic gas vents can be found within the range.
There is an expanse of low hills to the North, a canyon to the South, a forest to the East, and a jungle to the West.
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This mountain range is 4,549 miles long, reaches 16,924 feet at its highest point, and is surprisingly difficult to climb.
A tunnel has been dug through the range to allow easier passage.
Most of the lower range is covered in a dense rainforest, and the weather is usually foggy. The upper regions frequently experience constant winds.
Rare creatures can be found within the range.
There is a bog to the North, a rainforest to the South, farmland to the East, and an expanse of high hills to the West.
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This mountain range is 1,366 miles long, reaches 16,962 feet at its highest point, and it is possible to climb to the top with rope and equipment in good conditions.
There are no known paths between the mountains.
Most of the lower range is covered in a dense forest, and the weather is usually foggy. The upper regions frequently experience rain.
There is a bog to the North, an expanse of high hills to the South, an expanse of low hills to the East, and farmland to the West.
Geography
Forested lower slopes; craggy upper reaches.
Blackminster in the Bronze Hills: primary Dwarven centre of industry
Boulderstorm: mountainous pass town; humans & dwarves; gateway to Lake Haven
Hafling settlements of Skelside House & Nightingale House in the forests of the lower slopes.
Type
Mountain Range
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