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Mount Nyid and its sister [[Mount Nirka]] are volcanos that used to lie within the land of [[Arak]], Mount Nyid at its centre and [[Mount Nirka]] on its northern frontier with [[Darkon]]. They and their land were subsumed by Darkon as part of the [[Great Upheaval]] in 740 BC. Following the [[Requiem]] in 750 BC they have become active. The pair used to be side by side, but they appear to have grown apart, with Mount Nyid anchoring the southeastern [[Mountains of Misery]] and [[Mount Nirka]] anchoring the northwestern [[Mountains of Misery]]. Mount Nyid soars to a tremendous height of 9530 ft, dwarfing [[Mount Baratak]]. Perhaps [[Mount Grysl]] and [[Mount Makab]] once rivaled Mount Nyid for the title of the highest peak in the [[Land of Mists]]. But they and the land of [[Bluetspur]] have vanished. Mount Nyid is the source of the [[Dnar River]]. All life on the mountain and indeed across the face of Arak was eradicated in 588 BC by a sandstorm without precedent in an event recorded as the [[Scourge of Arak]]. When completed, the [[Strigos Road]] will skirt the western flank of Mount Nyid, reopening the prior road that was also destroyed by the storm. | Mount Nyid and its sister [[Mount Nirka]] are volcanos that used to lie within the land of [[Arak]], Mount Nyid at its centre and [[Mount Nirka]] on its northern frontier with [[Darkon]]. They and their land were subsumed by Darkon as part of the [[Great Upheaval]] in 740 BC. Following the [[Requiem]] in 750 BC they have become active. The pair used to be side by side, but they appear to have grown apart, with Mount Nyid anchoring the southeastern [[Mountains of Misery]] and [[Mount Nirka]] anchoring the northwestern [[Mountains of Misery]]. Mount Nyid soars to a tremendous height of 9530 ft, dwarfing [[Mount Baratak]]. Perhaps [[Mount Grysl]] and [[Mount Makab]] once rivaled Mount Nyid for the title of the highest peak in the [[Land of Mists]]. But they and the land of [[Bluetspur]] have vanished. Mount Nyid is the source of the [[Dnar River]]. All life on the mountain and indeed across the face of Arak was eradicated in 588 BC by a sandstorm without precedent in an event recorded as the [[Scourge of Arak]]. When completed, the [[Strigos Road]] will skirt the western flank of Mount Nyid, reopening the prior road that was also destroyed by the storm. | ||
Source of [[Dnar River]] | |||
Home of Ebb and family | |||
Favourite haunt of the Deep Delvers in their hunt for the [[Hatred Mother]] . . . | |||
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Mount Nyid and its sister Mount Nirka are volcanos that used to lie within the land of Arak, Mount Nyid at its centre and Mount Nirka on its northern frontier with Darkon. They and their land were subsumed by Darkon as part of the Great Upheaval in 740 BC. Following the Requiem in 750 BC they have become active. The pair used to be side by side, but they appear to have grown apart, with Mount Nyid anchoring the southeastern Mountains of Misery and Mount Nirka anchoring the northwestern Mountains of Misery. Mount Nyid soars to a tremendous height of 9530 ft, dwarfing Mount Baratak. Perhaps Mount Grysl and Mount Makab once rivaled Mount Nyid for the title of the highest peak in the Land of Mists. But they and the land of Bluetspur have vanished. Mount Nyid is the source of the Dnar River. All life on the mountain and indeed across the face of Arak was eradicated in 588 BC by a sandstorm without precedent in an event recorded as the Scourge of Arak. When completed, the Strigos Road will skirt the western flank of Mount Nyid, reopening the prior road that was also destroyed by the storm.
Source of Dnar River
Home of Ebb and family
Favourite haunt of the Deep Delvers in their hunt for the Hatred Mother . . .
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