Geography of Khamria: Difference between revisions
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=== Valleys and Plains === | === Valleys and Plains === | ||
[[ | [[Aráinia]]: Situated in the shadow of the [[Citadel Mountains]], this valley has been cultivated extensively and is known for its fertile soil and agricultural output. The name derives from the green hue of its fields, which contrast with the surrounding rocky slopes. | ||
The [[Fractured Wedge]] is a geologically unstable upland corridor situated between the eastern flanks of the [[Citadel Mountains]], the northern extensions of the [[Khargaath Mountains]], and the western face of the [[Astrathal Mountains]]. The region is composed of jagged ridgelines, fault-scarred stonefields, and partially collapsed strata, remnants of past tectonic upheaval. | The [[Fractured Wedge]] is a geologically unstable upland corridor situated between the eastern flanks of the [[Citadel Mountains]], the northern extensions of the [[Khargaath Mountains]], and the western face of the [[Astrathal Mountains]]. The region is composed of jagged ridgelines, fault-scarred stonefields, and partially collapsed strata, remnants of past tectonic upheaval. | ||
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[[Cairnwall Mountains]]: Southwest of Seh-Kal, this broken mountain range is distinguished by its shifting boulder fields and loose formations. | [[Cairnwall Mountains]]: Southwest of Seh-Kal, this broken mountain range is distinguished by its shifting boulder fields and loose formations. | ||
[[ | [[Aráinia Mountains]]: Encircling Aráinia, this range derives its name from the valley’s drop-shaped outline as seen from elevated passes. | ||
[[Boundary Mountains]]: This western highland range features steep, iron-rich peaks and has historically served as a natural border against incursions from outside Khamria. | [[Boundary Mountains]]: This western highland range features steep, iron-rich peaks and has historically served as a natural border against incursions from outside Khamria. | ||