Aurită Mountains: Difference between revisions

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The range is uninhabited, save for a few scattered ruins and remnants of unknown origin. To the northeast, beyond the broken peaks, lies the [[Graveyard of the Fallen]], a vast expanse of toppled boulders and eroded monoliths that mark the transition toward [[Khamria]] and the [[Fractured Wedge]]. The origins of the Graveyard remain a subject of speculation, with some viewing it as a natural collapse of the mountains, while others claim its a literal graveyard of fallen [[Namuril|Namuril]] from the [[Great Erosion]].

|Geography=The Aurită Mountains is a low, broken range, with no singular ridgeline, but instead scattered peaks, towering rock spires, and unstable boulder fields. Notable sites include [[~~Tor-Karoth~~]], is the highest intact peak in the Aurită Mountains, and the [[Graveyard of the Fallen]].

|Geography=The Aurită Mountains is a low, broken range, with no singular ridgeline, but instead scattered peaks, towering rock spires, and unstable boulder fields. Notable sites include [[Iglilej Mountain]], the highest intact peak in the Aurită Mountains, and the [[Graveyard of the Fallen]].

|Geology=The Aurită Mountains is composed of eroded granite and sedimentary stone, gradually being consumed by the Arezilur Desert.

|Climate=The Aurită Mountains experiences extreme weather fluctuations, due to its proximity to the desert.

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 The range is uninhabited, save for a few scattered ruins and remnants of unknown origin. To the northeast, beyond the broken peaks, lies the [[Graveyard of the Fallen]], a vast expanse of toppled boulders and eroded monoliths that mark the transition toward [[Khamria]] and the [[Fractured Wedge]]. The origins of the Graveyard remain a subject of speculation, with some viewing it as a natural collapse of the mountains, while others claim its a literal graveyard of fallen [[Namuril|Namuril]] from the [[Great Erosion]].
-|Geography=The Aurită Mountains is a low, broken range, with no singular ridgeline, but instead scattered peaks, towering rock spires, and unstable boulder fields. Notable sites include [[Tor-Karoth]], is the highest intact peak in the Aurită Mountains, and the [[Graveyard of the Fallen]].
+|Geography=The Aurită Mountains is a low, broken range, with no singular ridgeline, but instead scattered peaks, towering rock spires, and unstable boulder fields. Notable sites include [[Iglilej Mountain]], the highest intact peak in the Aurită Mountains, and the [[Graveyard of the Fallen]].
 |Geology=The Aurită Mountains is composed of eroded granite and sedimentary stone, gradually being consumed by the Arezilur Desert.
 |Climate=The Aurită Mountains experiences extreme weather fluctuations, due to its proximity to the desert.