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Nether Mountains

The Nether Mountains are a chain of dark peaks that once marked the boundary between the ancient empires of Netheril and Delzoun.

Geography

The greatest danger within these mountains were an entire clan of blue dragons known as the Morueme which resided in Morueme's Cave on the high slope of the mountain peak aptly named Dragondoom. The dragons' threat was only enhanced by the servitude of a large tribe of hobgoblins called the Red Flayers, who maintain the Doomspire, a citadel carved into the rock, and protect their masters with an almost deific reverence.    

Geographical features

Mountains

Dalagar's Dagger

The highest peak in the northeast. Also known as a Dragon's Graveyard.

Dragondoom

Located in the eastern end of the Nether Mountains; Morueme's Cave and the Doomspire were located here.

Ladypeak

Located at the westernmost end of the mountains.

Mount Ieldroun

One of the tallest mountains east from the Moon Pass.

Mount Thorog

The other of the two tallest mountains east from the Moon Pass.  

Caves and caverns

Morueme's Cave

Home of the Morueme clan of blue dragons.

Thousand Maws

Home to the Thousand Fists orc tribe.  

Valleys

High Thorog

A valley located between Mount Thorog and Mount Ieldroun.

Moon Pass

An ancient gorge through which the River Rauvin flowed splitting the eastern and western section of the Nether Mountains.

Silverymoon Pass

This pass separated the two sections of the western end.

Turnstone Pass

The pass which the road from Sundabar to Ascalhorn, but around 1372 DR, it was a wilderness area.  

Notable locations

Settlements

Baraskur

Main settlement of the Ripped Gut orc tribe.

Doomspire

A hobgoblin village guarding Morueme's Cave.

Rauvincross

A small village within the Moon Pass.

Hilltop

A tiny settlement located west of Ladypeak.  

Other locations

Lady's Hand Monastery

A temple dedicated to Loviatar on Ladypeak.

Telkoun's Tower

A wizard stronghold.

Tombs of Deckon Thar

Seven tombs named after the first bandit chieftain buried here.
Type
Mountain Range
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