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stirred hornet’s nests. the thornWood in partiCular is a
plaCe of muCh ViolenCe these days and is rife With hostile
meetings betWeen trollkin kriels and tharn Clans ripping,
tearing, and shredding one another With saVage abandon
oVer territorial diVides. sometimes other forCes get sWept
into these Violent outbursts, and beneath the Canopy of the
thornWood a bloody free-for-all is Waged ChaotiCally and
With Very little result other than pain and death.
Blackclads respond
violently to trespassers
within their territory.
Upper and Lower Wyrmwall Mountains: Rolling
foothills leap dramatically toward the skyline to
become the jagged Wyrmwall. Due to the richness
in ore and minerals, the Cygnaran monarchy has
always kept a hand in the exploration and excavation
of these peaks that dominate as much as half of the
kingdom. From Steelwater Flats and Orven, miners
board trains, riverboats, and horse caravans bound for
mining camps high up in the hazardous mountains
intertwined with tunnels and mines that are home
to a variety of denizens. Indeed, every decade or
so tales surface of a huge shape seen flying from
mountaintop to mountaintop. It is believed to be the
dragon Blighterghast ranging across the Wyrmwall
and peering toward Cryx, perhaps anticipating the
impending arrival of its father Toruk to try to finish
what He started eons ago.
Cygnaran Fortifications
Bloodshore Island: Originally named for the
deep red of its iron-rich soil, this foreboding island
far to the southeast in the Gulf of Cygnar has been
washed with its share of human blood and is a place
no man visits voluntarily. Navigation is hazardous near
Bloodshore—swift, powerful currents and constantly
shifting sand bars surround the island, and scores of
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