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The northern terminus of the [[Low Road]] is located within the Scrios Mountains, though few begin their underground travels at this point. | The northern terminus of the [[Low Road]] is located within the Scrios Mountains, though few begin their underground travels at this point. | ||
Like much of the Northern Wall, planar tears to the Abyss occasionally open under the Scrios Mountains. A particularly notable invasion of qlippoth occurred in {{Year|6497}} - the defeat of these creatures by the | Like much of the Northern Wall, planar tears to the Abyss occasionally open under the Scrios Mountains. A particularly notable invasion of qlippoth occurred in {{Year|6497}} - the defeat of these creatures by the [[Malavisch|Malavischans]] contributed to cementing infernal rule in [[Koritan]]. | ||
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Revision as of 04:13, 25 January 2023
The Scrios Mountains (pronounced SCREE-ose) are a subrange of the Northern Wall, a major mountain range in the northern reaches of the world. Sparsely populated, the Scrios Mountains are known as a land of wild and dangerous creatures.
The northern terminus of the Low Road is located within the Scrios Mountains, though few begin their underground travels at this point.
Like much of the Northern Wall, planar tears to the Abyss occasionally open under the Scrios Mountains. A particularly notable invasion of qlippoth occurred in Y9497* - the defeat of these creatures by the Malavischans contributed to cementing infernal rule in Koritan.