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Introduction | Wikitext | The Tearfall Range is a vast, horseshoe-shaped mountain range that encircles the lush Emerald Valley, forming a natural barrier that separates the fertile lands of Wadit-Thal from the rest of Terasil. Unlike the harsh, eroded peaks of the Scarspire Range or the mineral-rich Anvil Range, the Tearfall Range is rugged yet protective, sheltering the only truly verdant expanse in all of Terasil. The only major southern passage through the range is guarded by Sak-Kal, an Orasian watchtower that controls access to the valley and city of Wadit-Thal. The northernmost fortress, Lun-Kal, stands as a bastion against external threats, ensuring that Emerald Valley remains a sanctuary within the otherwise arid Terasil. |
Etymology | Wikitext | The name "Tearfall Range" is derived from its teardrop (horseshoe) shape, believed by Orasians to be formed by the tears of Oras, weeping over the fate of the earth. Ancient myths suggest that the valley within the range was a sacred gift, a place where the land could heal and flourish. |
Geography | Wikitext | The Tearfall Range is defined by its enclosing arc of peaks, creating a self-contained ecosystem within Emerald Valley. Major Landmarks
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Settlements | Wikitext | The Tearfall Range is home to two of the most important Orasian settlements in Terasil. Wadit-ThalThe cultural and economic heart of Emerald Valley, Wadit-Thal is the only place in Terasil where other races intermingle with Orasians. The city serves as a trade hub, a center of learning, and a gathering place for scholars, artisans, and diplomats. Lun-KalA fortress built into the northern cliffs of the range, Lun-Kal is an Orasian bastion, protecting the valley from external threats. Sak-KalA southern watchtower, ensuring that no one enters the valley unchallenged. |
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