Cairnwall Range: Difference between revisions

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{{Mountain Range Infobox

|Name=Cairnwall Range

|Image=[[File:Cairnwall Range.jpg|center|frameless]]

|Image=[[File:Cairnwall Range - General 01.jpg|center|frameless]]

|Location=Southwest of Seh-Kal, bordering [[Zanarak]]

|Realm=Terasil

|Realm=[[Terasil]]

|Highest Peak=Tor-Karoth

|Climate=Arid, with extreme temperature fluctuations

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East of the range lies the Graveyard of the Fallen, a vast expanse of colossal, toppled boulders, believed by the [[Orasians]] to be the remnants of an ancient battle between stone and erosion itself.

|Etymology=The name Cairnwall originates from ancient Orasian, referring to a wall of fallen stones. Orasian legend holds that the range was once a solid, towering wall of stone, but it has since fractured and crumbled, leaving behind a landscape of ruins shaped by time and wind.

|Etymology=The name Cairnwall originates from ancient [[Orasian]], referring to a wall of fallen stones. Orasian legend holds that the range was once a solid, towering wall of stone, but it has since fractured and crumbled, leaving behind a landscape of ruins shaped by time and wind.

|Geography=The Cairnwall Range is a low, broken range, with no singular ridgeline, but instead scattered peaks, towering rock spires, and unstable boulder fields.

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 {{Mountain Range Infobox
 |Name=Cairnwall Range
-|Image=[[File:Cairnwall Range.jpg|center|frameless]]
+|Image=[[File:Cairnwall Range - General 01.jpg|center|frameless]]
 |Location=Southwest of Seh-Kal, bordering [[Zanarak]]
-|Realm=Terasil
+|Realm=[[Terasil]]
 |Highest Peak=Tor-Karoth
 |Climate=Arid, with extreme temperature fluctuations
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 East of the range lies the Graveyard of the Fallen, a vast expanse of colossal, toppled boulders, believed by the [[Orasians]] to be the remnants of an ancient battle between stone and erosion itself.
-|Etymology=The name Cairnwall originates from ancient Orasian, referring to a wall of fallen stones. Orasian legend holds that the range was once a solid, towering wall of stone, but it has since fractured and crumbled, leaving behind a landscape of ruins shaped by time and wind.
+|Etymology=The name Cairnwall originates from ancient [[Orasian]], referring to a wall of fallen stones. Orasian legend holds that the range was once a solid, towering wall of stone, but it has since fractured and crumbled, leaving behind a landscape of ruins shaped by time and wind.
 |Geography=The Cairnwall Range is a low, broken range, with no singular ridgeline, but instead scattered peaks, towering rock spires, and unstable boulder fields.