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==={{map icon|landmark}}The Watcher=== | ==={{map icon|landmark}}The Watcher=== | ||
No one knows when this enormous wyrm died, though some assume that the land beneath his bones has eroded over time. The manner in which his head looks to the north gives the impression he died looking out over his kingdom, which is why the locals took to calling him the Watcher. | No one knows when this enormous wyrm died, though some assume that the land beneath his bones has eroded over time. The manner in which his head looks to the north gives the impression he died looking out over his kingdom, which is why the locals took to calling him the Watcher. | ||
==={{map icon|landmark}}The Bed of Bones=== | |||
It remains to be confirmed whether [[yeti]]s prefer to slumber atop makeshift bedding fashioned from, the remains of their victims - in large part because prominent naturalists have been reluctant to do the fieldwork necessary to corroborate this claim. | |||
{{Coerthas Western Highlands areas}} | {{Coerthas Western Highlands areas}} | ||
Revision as of 18:33, 25 July 2024
Red Rim
- Type
- Area
- Zone
- Coerthas Western Highlands
(Coerthas)
“Red Rim is named for the myriad scarlet outcroppings jutting out from the land, said to be rich in ooid and roundstone.
— In-game description
Red Rim is an area in Coerthas Western Highlands, Coerthas.
Landmarks
The Watcher
No one knows when this enormous wyrm died, though some assume that the land beneath his bones has eroded over time. The manner in which his head looks to the north gives the impression he died looking out over his kingdom, which is why the locals took to calling him the Watcher.
The Bed of Bones
It remains to be confirmed whether yetis prefer to slumber atop makeshift bedding fashioned from, the remains of their victims - in large part because prominent naturalists have been reluctant to do the fieldwork necessary to corroborate this claim.