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	A long time ago, the landmass of Donse was home to the Drogrukh, a huge race of centauroid non-Chaos beings who nevertheless had a rather bestial appearance, despite not being Beasts of Chaos. These titanic beings carved their cities into a series of Plateaus and Mesas, and were rather peaceful despite their size and strength, having worked together with their neighbors, the Draconith, to push the Thunderscorn Dragon-Ogors out from their shared territory. But the son of the Drogrukh King Gorgos, Kragnos, held a deep streak of aggression in his heart, and so was exiled by his father when Kragnos beat his own brother to a pulp for claiming the beautiful Drogrukh woman who Kragnos coveted.		A long time ago, the landmass of Donse was home to the Drogrukh, a huge race of centauroid non-Chaos beings who nevertheless had a rather bestial appearance, despite not being Beasts of Chaos. These titanic beings carved their cities into a series of Plateaus and Mesas, and were rather peaceful despite their size and strength, having worked together with their neighbors, the Draconith, to push the Thunderscorn Dragon-Ogors out from their shared territory. But the son of the Drogrukh King Gorgos, Kragnos, held a deep streak of aggression in his heart, and so was exiled by his father when Kragnos beat his own brother to a pulp for claiming the beautiful Drogrukh woman who Kragnos coveted.

	Angry but accepting his exile, Kragnos and a warband of his four closest friends decided to become a group of Murderhobos, hunting giant monsters and destroying early Empires of Men. Kragnos eventually gained the title of Godhood when he claimed his legendary mace and shield, the latter of which had chipped Gorkamorka's tooth when the Great Green God bit it. Unfortunately, Kragnos decided to go to war against the Draconith dragons of Thondia, and when the dragons were able to kill his non-God adventuring party, he went into a deep Barbarian Rage, and killed many Draconith, and in his fury crushed many of the eggs of the Draconith into scrambled abortion. The Draconith, with the aid of Lord Kroak, managed to trap Kragnos in a mountain, and feeling a deep fury at the death of the majority of their species' unborn, decided to unleash their own vengeance upon the innocents of Donse, murdering the Drogrukh race in a fiery genocide. Today, the Carcass Donse is a dead land, being slowly devoured by Thondia, the ruins of the Drogrukh civilization crumbling. Only the End of Empires, Kragnos, is left of the once-proud Drogrukh.		Angry but accepting his exile, Kragnos and a warband of his four closest friends decided to become a group of Murderhobos, hunting giant monsters and destroying early Empires of Men. Kragnos eventually gained the title of Godhood when he claimed his legendary mace and shield, the latter of which had chipped Gorkamorka's tooth when the Great Green God bit it. Unfortunately, Kragnos decided to go to war against the Draconith dragons of Thondia, and when the dragons were able to kill his non-God adventuring party, he went into a deep Barbarian Rage over his friends' deaths and killed many Draconith, and in his fury crushed many of the eggs of the Draconith into scrambled abortion. The Draconith, with the aid of Lord Kroak, managed to trap Kragnos in a mountain, and feeling a deep fury at the death of the majority of their species' unborn, decided to unleash their own vengeance upon the innocents of Donse, murdering the Drogrukh race in a fiery genocide. Today, the Carcass Donse is a dead land, being slowly devoured by Thondia, the ruins of the Drogrukh civilization crumbling. Only the End of Empires, Kragnos, is left of the once-proud Drogrukh.

	===Rhondol===		===Rhondol===

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	===Carcass Donse===		===Carcass Donse===
	A long time ago, the landmass of Donse was home to the Drogrukh, a huge race of centauroid non-Chaos beings who nevertheless had a rather bestial appearance, despite not being Beasts of Chaos. These titanic beings carved their cities into a series of Plateaus and Mesas, and were rather peaceful despite their size and strength, having worked together with their neighbors, the Draconith, to push the Thunderscorn Dragon-Ogors out from their shared territory. But the son of the Drogrukh King Gorgos, Kragnos, held a deep streak of aggression in his heart, and so was exiled by his father when Kragnos beat his own brother to a pulp for claiming the beautiful Drogrukh woman who Kragnos coveted. ~~Accepting~~ his exile, Kragnos and a warband of his closest friends decided to become a group of Murderhobos, hunting giant monsters and destroying early Empires of Men. Kragnos eventually gained the title of Godhood when he claimed his legendary mace and shield, the latter of which had ~~managed to chip~~ Gorkamorka's tooth when the Great Green God ~~tried to eat~~ it. Unfortunately, Kragnos decided to go to war against the Draconith dragons of Thondia, and when the dragons were able to kill his non-God adventuring party, he went into a deep Barbarian Rage, and killed many Draconith, and in his fury crushed many of the eggs of the Draconith into scrambled abortion. The Draconith, with the aid of Lord Kroak, managed to trap Kragnos in a mountain, and feeling a deep fury at the death of the majority of their species' unborn, decided to unleash their own ~~genocide~~ upon the innocents of Donse, murdering the Drogrukh race in a fiery genocide. Today, the Carcass Donse is a dead land, being slowly devoured by Thondia, the ruins of the Drogrukh civilization crumbling. Only the End of Empires, Kragnos, is left of the once-proud Drogrukh.		A long time ago, the landmass of Donse was home to the Drogrukh, a huge race of centauroid non-Chaos beings who nevertheless had a rather bestial appearance, despite not being Beasts of Chaos. These titanic beings carved their cities into a series of Plateaus and Mesas, and were rather peaceful despite their size and strength, having worked together with their neighbors, the Draconith, to push the Thunderscorn Dragon-Ogors out from their shared territory. But the son of the Drogrukh King Gorgos, Kragnos, held a deep streak of aggression in his heart, and so was exiled by his father when Kragnos beat his own brother to a pulp for claiming the beautiful Drogrukh woman who Kragnos coveted.

			Angry but accepting his exile, Kragnos and a warband of his four closest friends decided to become a group of Murderhobos, hunting giant monsters and destroying early Empires of Men. Kragnos eventually gained the title of Godhood when he claimed his legendary mace and shield, the latter of which had chipped Gorkamorka's tooth when the Great Green God bit it. Unfortunately, Kragnos decided to go to war against the Draconith dragons of Thondia, and when the dragons were able to kill his non-God adventuring party, he went into a deep Barbarian Rage, and killed many Draconith, and in his fury crushed many of the eggs of the Draconith into scrambled abortion. The Draconith, with the aid of Lord Kroak, managed to trap Kragnos in a mountain, and feeling a deep fury at the death of the majority of their species' unborn, decided to unleash their own vengeance upon the innocents of Donse, murdering the Drogrukh race in a fiery genocide. Today, the Carcass Donse is a dead land, being slowly devoured by Thondia, the ruins of the Drogrukh civilization crumbling. Only the End of Empires, Kragnos, is left of the once-proud Drogrukh.

	===Rhondol===		===Rhondol===

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	===Carcass Donse===		===Carcass Donse===
	A long time ago, the landmass of Donse was home to the Drogrukh, a huge race of centauroid non-Chaos beings who nevertheless had a rather bestial appearance, despite not being Beasts of Chaos. These titanic beings carved their cities into a series of Plateaus and Mesas, and were rather peaceful despite their size and strength, having worked together with their neighbors, the Draconith, to push the Thunderscorn Dragon-Ogors out from their shared territory. But the son of the Drogrukh ~~king~~, Kragnos, held a deep streak of aggression in his heart, and so was exiled by his father when Kragnos beat his own brother to a pulp for claiming the beautiful Drogrukh woman who Kragnos coveted. Accepting his exile, Kragnos and a warband of his closest friends decided to become a group of Murderhobos, hunting giant monsters and destroying early Empires of Men. Kragnos eventually gained the title of Godhood when he claimed his legendary mace and shield, the latter of which had managed to chip Gorkamorka's tooth when the Great Green God tried to eat it. Unfortunately, Kragnos decided to go to war against the Draconith dragons of Thondia, and when the dragons were able to kill his non-God adventuring party, he went into a deep Barbarian Rage, and killed many Draconith, and in his fury crushed many of the eggs of the Draconith into scrambled abortion. The Draconith, with the aid of Lord Kroak, managed to trap Kragnos in a mountain, and feeling a deep fury at the death of the majority of their species' unborn, decided to unleash their own genocide upon the innocents of Donse, murdering the Drogrukh race in a fiery genocide. Today, the Carcass Donse is a dead land, being slowly devoured by Thondia, the ruins of the Drogrukh civilization crumbling. Only the End of Empires, Kragnos, is left of the once-proud Drogrukh.		A long time ago, the landmass of Donse was home to the Drogrukh, a huge race of centauroid non-Chaos beings who nevertheless had a rather bestial appearance, despite not being Beasts of Chaos. These titanic beings carved their cities into a series of Plateaus and Mesas, and were rather peaceful despite their size and strength, having worked together with their neighbors, the Draconith, to push the Thunderscorn Dragon-Ogors out from their shared territory. But the son of the Drogrukh King Gorgos, Kragnos, held a deep streak of aggression in his heart, and so was exiled by his father when Kragnos beat his own brother to a pulp for claiming the beautiful Drogrukh woman who Kragnos coveted. Accepting his exile, Kragnos and a warband of his closest friends decided to become a group of Murderhobos, hunting giant monsters and destroying early Empires of Men. Kragnos eventually gained the title of Godhood when he claimed his legendary mace and shield, the latter of which had managed to chip Gorkamorka's tooth when the Great Green God tried to eat it. Unfortunately, Kragnos decided to go to war against the Draconith dragons of Thondia, and when the dragons were able to kill his non-God adventuring party, he went into a deep Barbarian Rage, and killed many Draconith, and in his fury crushed many of the eggs of the Draconith into scrambled abortion. The Draconith, with the aid of Lord Kroak, managed to trap Kragnos in a mountain, and feeling a deep fury at the death of the majority of their species' unborn, decided to unleash their own genocide upon the innocents of Donse, murdering the Drogrukh race in a fiery genocide. Today, the Carcass Donse is a dead land, being slowly devoured by Thondia, the ruins of the Drogrukh civilization crumbling. Only the End of Empires, Kragnos, is left of the once-proud Drogrukh.

	===Rhondol===		===Rhondol===

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1d4chan>GreySeerCriak: /* Bestiary */ From “A Dynasty of Monsters”. I

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Bestiary: From “A Dynasty of Monsters”. I

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	*'''Rhondholian Bamboo''': The bamboo that grows in Rhondol is covered in tiny biting mouths that have taken fingers and even whole hands from many a novice woodcutter.		*'''Rhondholian Bamboo''': The bamboo that grows in Rhondol is covered in tiny biting mouths that have taken fingers and even whole hands from many a novice woodcutter.
	*'''Grox''': The Imperium of Man's favorite food besides Soylens Viridians apparently also lives in Ghur. In particular, a Skaven Assassin named Flych Tattertail kept a Grox ear as a lucky charm.		*'''Grox''': The Imperium of Man's favorite food besides Soylens Viridians apparently also lives in Ghur. In particular, a Skaven Assassin named Flych Tattertail kept a Grox ear as a lucky charm.
			*'''Thorners''': A class of carnivorous tree that looks near identical to other flora…except for the spiral markings on the bark that hide their camouflaged barbs. They quickly uncoil these barbs to lash out at prey and drag them back into the tree trunk to consume.
			*'''Sawrose''': Man-eating flowers with long tendril like vines that act as tripwires and arms. They extend these tendrils out and wait for prey to stumble onto them, then the sawrose lifts up the flailing prey and lowers it into the fanged maw hidden in its flower bud.
	*'''Merkaveth''': Half aelf, half octopus. This feral race has a nasty habit of clinging to the bottom of fishing boats and boring into their wooden hulls to listen the panicked screams of drowning men. Are stated to be related to "The Fish Folk", a predatory race native to Ghur's ocean.		*'''Merkaveth''': Half aelf, half octopus. This feral race has a nasty habit of clinging to the bottom of fishing boats and boring into their wooden hulls to listen the panicked screams of drowning men. Are stated to be related to "The Fish Folk", a predatory race native to Ghur's ocean.
	*'''The Fish Folk''': The Fabled Menfish from Warhammer Fantasy apparently still live on in Age of Sigmar. Probably fight with the Idoneth Deepkin often.		*'''The Fish Folk''': The Fabled Menfish from Warhammer Fantasy apparently still live on in Age of Sigmar. Probably fight with the Idoneth Deepkin often.

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Bestiary

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	*'''Grox''': The Imperium of Man's favorite food besides Soylens Viridians apparently also lives in Ghur. In particular, a Skaven Assassin named Flych Tattertail kept a Grox ear as a lucky charm.		*'''Grox''': The Imperium of Man's favorite food besides Soylens Viridians apparently also lives in Ghur. In particular, a Skaven Assassin named Flych Tattertail kept a Grox ear as a lucky charm.
	*'''Merkaveth''': Half aelf, half octopus. This feral race has a nasty habit of clinging to the bottom of fishing boats and boring into their wooden hulls to listen the panicked screams of drowning men. Are stated to be related to "The Fish Folk", a predatory race native to Ghur's ocean.		*'''Merkaveth''': Half aelf, half octopus. This feral race has a nasty habit of clinging to the bottom of fishing boats and boring into their wooden hulls to listen the panicked screams of drowning men. Are stated to be related to "The Fish Folk", a predatory race native to Ghur's ocean.
	*'''The Fish Folk''': The Fabled ~~Fish-Men~~ from Warhammer Fantasy apparently still live on in Age of Sigmar. Probably fight with the Idoneth Deepkin often.		*'''The Fish Folk''': The Fabled Menfish from Warhammer Fantasy apparently still live on in Age of Sigmar. Probably fight with the Idoneth Deepkin often.
	*'''Aelves of the Hollows''': Aelves native to the valleys surrounding Beastgrave. Though most Aelves of the Hollows largely resemble other kindreds of Aelves, some possess what is known as Wild Blood. Those who have Wild Blood have horns sprouting from their heads and hooves where other Aelves would have feet.		*'''Aelves of the Hollows''': Aelves native to the valleys surrounding Beastgrave. Though most Aelves of the Hollows largely resemble other kindreds of Aelves, some possess what is known as Wild Blood. Those who have Wild Blood have horns sprouting from their heads and hooves where other Aelves would have feet.
	*'''The Silent People''': Insectoids who lives symbiotically within Beastgrave.		*'''The Silent People''': Insectoids who lives symbiotically within Beastgrave.

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Trivia

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	==Trivia==		==Trivia==
	* The realmstone of Ghur is called Amberbone due to its cosmetic similarity to actual bones except for its faint glow. Being a manifestation of the realm's magic, Amberbone is capable of corrupting those who touch it. At the weakest, this might just channel some innate primal aggression, but its most extreme cases involve people transforming into savage monsters.		* The realmstone of Ghur is called Amberbone due to its cosmetic similarity to actual bones except for its faint glow. Being a manifestation of the realm's magic, Amberbone is capable of corrupting those who touch it. At the weakest, this might just channel some innate primal aggression, but its most extreme cases involve people transforming into savage monsters. The Orruks of the Bonesplitterz Warclans make use of Amberbone as arrowheads and spear tips to force their quarries into a feral charge, right into the canny hunters’ trap.

	==Gallery==		==Gallery==

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Bestiary

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	==Bestiary==		==Bestiary==
			*'''Aetar''': A race of giant, intelligent eagles who wear jewelry and have a city atop the highest mountain in Ghur, Mount Gorkoman. Mount Gorkoman has flesh-eating trees growing around its slope and a City of Sigmar with a Stormcast Hold lower down the slope from the peak where the Aetar live.
	*'''Angujakkak''': Kaiju sized monsters, also called Grey Kings, that are apparently hybrids of Deepwater Troggoths and Mega-squids. One used to be the guardian of the City of Sigmar Nemisuvik in Ghur.		*'''Angujakkak''': Kaiju sized monsters, also called Grey Kings, that are apparently hybrids of Deepwater Troggoths and Mega-squids. One used to be the guardian of the City of Sigmar Nemisuvik in Ghur.
	*'''Vulture-stings''': Named by Herdchief Groth the Rootcutter, these dog-sized bees will inject venom into live prey and then follow them until the prey expires. Then the droning insects feast upon the corpse. Additionally, like real insects, they are fond of sweet nectar like substances, like the blood-sap of [[Sylvaneth]]. They have some instinctive ‘honor system’, as when a vulture-sting chooses/stings a target, no other scavenger will attempt to steal its prize.		*'''Vulture-stings''': Named by Herdchief Groth the Rootcutter, these dog-sized bees will inject venom into live prey and then follow them until the prey expires. Then the droning insects feast upon the corpse. Additionally, like real insects, they are fond of sweet nectar like substances, like the blood-sap of [[Sylvaneth]]. They have some instinctive ‘honor system’, as when a vulture-sting chooses/stings a target, no other scavenger will attempt to steal its prize.

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	G’day mates. Welcome to the Australia of the Mortal Realms. Ghur is the Realm of Beasts and one of the most dead ‘ard places you’ll ever find.		G’day mates. Welcome to the Australia of the Mortal Realms. Ghur is the Realm of Beasts and one of the most dead ‘ard places you’ll ever find.

	Fun note; the name Ghur likely originates from the onomatopoeia for growling, which is "grrrr!"		Fun note; the name Ghur likely originates from the onomatopoeia for growling, which is "grrrr!"
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	It is a ''brutal, brutal'' realm, resulting in the creation of equally brutal inhabitants, from Humans and Orruks to creatures almost analogous to [[Tyranids]], even the land may want to get on the action. Mountains will shake to create avalanches in order to destroy a forest that took root there. Rivers slowly chip away at the land around it for more room to flow. Tectonic plates will grind against each other to produce rough and uneven terrain to prevent roaming warbands from traveling across them. Everything here is part of a giant food chain, and everything is simultaneously predator and prey.		It is a ''brutal, brutal'' realm, resulting in the creation of equally brutal inhabitants, from Humans and Orruks to creatures almost analogous to [[Tyranids]], even the land may want to get on the action. Mountains will shake to create avalanches in order to destroy a forest that took root there. Rivers slowly chip away at the land around it for more room to flow. Tectonic plates will grind against each other to produce rough and uneven terrain to prevent roaming warbands from traveling across them. Everything here is part of a giant food chain, and everything is simultaneously predator and prey.

	The (crazy) people who live in Ghur are master survivalists, typically living in nomadic societies or building small easily movable structures. The few traditional cities tend to build massive spike-traps as moats around their city in order to skewer any giant monster that tries to renact a Godzilla film. If these traps work, the city typically gets enough meat to feed itself for a month. Seers and other mystics have learned how to read the realm’s constantly shifting landscape and create charts that map out when the land will change and how much it changes. Expectedly, said charts are quite expensive and typically only city officials, military commanders, and high level merchants can afford them.		The (crazy) people who live in Ghur are master survivalists, typically living in nomadic societies or building small easily movable structures. The few traditional cities tend to build massive spike-traps as moats around their city in order to skewer any giant monster that tries to renact a Godzilla film. If these traps work, the city typically gets enough meat to feed itself for a month. Seers and other mystics have learned how to read the realm’s constantly shifting landscape and create charts that map out when the land will change and how much it changes. Expectedly, said charts are quite expensive and typically only city officials, military commanders, and high level merchants can afford them.

	Might makes right is the defining law of the Realm and you’d be a fool not to follow it. Expectedly, the forces of Destruction are the most prevalent here, being the birthplace of the Ironjawz Orruks, the home base for the largest [[Ogor Mawtribes]], and possessing the largest gatherings of [[Sons of Behemat\|Gargants]] in any realm. Another noteworthy faction are the [[Beasts Of Chaos\|Beastmen]] of the Allherd Greatfray, whose herds are spread to every corner of Ghur and beyond. On each continent of Ghur can be found herdstones or other ruinous glyphs depicting the conquests of the Beastmen, reminding everyone just how far their influence is.		Might makes right is the defining law of the Realm and you’d be a fool not to follow it. Expectedly, the forces of Destruction are the most prevalent here, being the birthplace of the Ironjawz Orruks, the home base for the largest [[Ogor Mawtribes]], and possessing the largest gatherings of [[Sons of Behemat\|Gargants]] in any realm. Another noteworthy faction are the [[Beasts Of Chaos\|Beastmen]] of the Allherd Greatfray, whose herds are spread to every corner of Ghur and beyond. On each continent of Ghur can be found herdstones or other ruinous glyphs depicting the conquests of the Beastmen, reminding everyone just how far their influence is.

	Gorkamorka is in charge of this realm, but in this case it's less because of a harmonious bond - though Gorkamorka's primal nature resonates with Ghur - but due to the fact that Gorkamorka is the strongest being native to the realm.		Gorkamorka is in charge of this realm, but in this case it's less because of a harmonious bond - though Gorkamorka's primal nature resonates with Ghur - but due to the fact that Gorkamorka is the strongest being native to the realm.

	Unsurprisingly, the majority of Stormcasts in the tribal and barbaric Astral Templars trace their former mortal lives to this Realm.		Unsurprisingly, the majority of Stormcasts in the tribal and barbaric Astral Templars trace their former mortal lives to this Realm.
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	One of Sigmar’s many illusion hidden Stormvaults, built specifically to house the Basha Shard, a splinter of Gorkamorka’s club. No one knew of the vault’s location until the Necroquake fucked everything up. A coalition of Destruction led by [[Gordrakk]] and [[Skragrott]] assaulted the Tuskvault but were repelled by an alliance of Stormcast Eternals, Fyreslayers, and Sylvaneth. The Tuskvault was buried under a mountain’s worth of rubble and Loonstone, and the Basha Shard was lost once more.		One of Sigmar’s many illusion hidden Stormvaults, built specifically to house the Basha Shard, a splinter of Gorkamorka’s club. No one knew of the vault’s location until the Necroquake fucked everything up. A coalition of Destruction led by [[Gordrakk]] and [[Skragrott]] assaulted the Tuskvault but were repelled by an alliance of Stormcast Eternals, Fyreslayers, and Sylvaneth. The Tuskvault was buried under a mountain’s worth of rubble and Loonstone, and the Basha Shard was lost once more.
	====[[Warhammer Underworlds\|Beastgrave]]====		====[[Warhammer Underworlds\|Beastgrave]]====
	A colossal and ominous living mountain made from the corpses of (presumably) dead god beasts. Those who gaze upon its looming visage are filled with mixed feelings of curiosity and repulsion. It’s described as a Lovecraftian nightmare; an eldritch place with a will of its own that calls to many people far and wide through dreams/visions, beckoning them to come to Beastgrave to claim fame, fortune, or whatever it is that person wants most. Those hapless few that do heed the call will find themselves wandering endlessly in its cavernous interior, either killed by other adventurers or by Beastgrave itself and consumed. It’s kind of like FB’s [[Ogre Kingdoms\|Great Maw]] in a sense, the comparisons becoming more apparent when you meet the primitive tribe of Neanderthals that live at the base of Beastgrave and regularly offer live sacrifices to the mountain. Most recently, the mountain has become even more treacherous when Nagash’s Necroquake shook the Realms and caused the cursed city of Shadespire to meld with Beastgrave. Now the immortal denizens of the Shyish city stalk the mountain, rousing long dead corpses within Beastgrave and drawing more potential prey into its insatiable insides. However, the sheer amount of death magic suddenly appearing in its cavernous guts caused Beastgrave to basically vomit up pools of viscous Amber, revealing its deepest and most treacherous passages collectively called Direchasm, home to a race of Insectoids called the Silent People.		A colossal and ominous living mountain made from the corpses of (presumably) dead god beasts. Those who gaze upon its looming visage are filled with mixed feelings of curiosity and repulsion. It’s described as a Lovecraftian nightmare; an eldritch place with a will of its own that calls to many people far and wide through dreams/visions, beckoning them to come to Beastgrave to claim fame, fortune, or whatever it is that person wants most. Those hapless few that do heed the call will find themselves wandering endlessly in its cavernous interior, either killed by other adventurers or by Beastgrave itself and consumed. It’s kind of like FB’s [[Ogre Kingdoms\|Great Maw]] in a sense, the comparisons becoming more apparent when you meet the primitive tribe of Neanderthals that live at the base of Beastgrave and regularly offer live sacrifices to the mountain. Most recently, the mountain has become even more treacherous when Nagash’s Necroquake shook the Realms and caused the cursed city of Shadespire to meld with Beastgrave. Now the immortal denizens of the Shyish city stalk the mountain, rousing long dead corpses within Beastgrave and drawing more potential prey into its insatiable insides. However, the sheer amount of death magic suddenly appearing in its cavernous guts caused Beastgrave to basically vomit up pools of viscous Amber, revealing its deepest and most treacherous passages collectively called Direchasm, home to a race of Insectoids called the Silent People.

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	A jungle of carnivorous plants created from a crashed Seraphon temple ship. The copious amounts of ancient magic and other treasures makes it a prime target for many wandering warbands.		A jungle of carnivorous plants created from a crashed Seraphon temple ship. The copious amounts of ancient magic and other treasures makes it a prime target for many wandering warbands.
	====[[Ogor Mawtribes\|The Great Gutfort]]====		====[[Ogor Mawtribes\|The Great Gutfort]]====
	The mountainous fortress of the Meatfist Mawtribe. While it’s of course a place of great reverence for the Ogors, most natives of Ghur will turn to face the gluttonous bastion in respect.		The mountainous fortress of the Meatfist Mawtribe. While it’s of course a place of great reverence for the Ogors, most natives of Ghur will turn to face the gluttonous bastion in respect.
	Warglutts and Alfrostuns regularly leave its gates on raids and then return with heaps of treasure and food. All the loot is gathered together by the Overtyrant Globb Glittermaw and then used to throw celebratory feasts to flaunt their wealth. The Gutfort itself has been targeted on numerous occasions by [[Slaves to Darkness\|Chaos hordes]], [[Stormcast Eternals\|Stormcast chambers]], [[Ossiarch Bonereapers\|Ossirarch legions]], and even rival Mawtribes. Its defense is handled by the lesser tribes/gatherings of Ogors in the Meatfist; only the most prestigious are allowed on the mawpath alongside Globb, who is seldom actually seen at his own Gutfort since he’s constantly out raiding.		Warglutts and Alfrostuns regularly leave its gates on raids and then return with heaps of treasure and food. All the loot is gathered together by the Overtyrant Globb Glittermaw and then used to throw celebratory feasts to flaunt their wealth. The Gutfort itself has been targeted on numerous occasions by [[Slaves to Darkness\|Chaos hordes]], [[Stormcast Eternals\|Stormcast chambers]], [[Ossiarch Bonereapers\|Ossirarch legions]], and even rival Mawtribes. Its defense is handled by the lesser tribes/gatherings of Ogors in the Meatfist; only the most prestigious are allowed on the mawpath alongside Globb, who is seldom actually seen at his own Gutfort since he’s constantly out raiding.

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	*'''Aetar''': A race of giant, intelligent eagles who wear jewelry and have a city atop the highest mountain in Ghur, Mount Gorkoman. Mount Gorkoman has flesh-eating trees growing around its slope and a City of Sigmar with a Stormcast Hold lower down the slope from the peak where the Aetar live.		*'''Aetar''': A race of giant, intelligent eagles who wear jewelry and have a city atop the highest mountain in Ghur, Mount Gorkoman. Mount Gorkoman has flesh-eating trees growing around its slope and a City of Sigmar with a Stormcast Hold lower down the slope from the peak where the Aetar live.
	*'''Angujakkak''': Kaiju sized monsters, also called Grey Kings, that are apparently hybrids of Deepwater Troggoths and Mega-squids. One used to be the guardian of the City of Sigmar Nemisuvik in Ghur.		*'''Angujakkak''': Kaiju sized monsters, also called Grey Kings, that are apparently hybrids of Deepwater Troggoths and Mega-squids. One used to be the guardian of the City of Sigmar Nemisuvik in Ghur.
	*'''Vulture-stings''': Named by Herdchief Groth the Rootcutter, these dog-sized bees will inject venom into live prey and then follow them until the prey expires. Then the droning insects feast upon the corpse. Additionally, like real insects, they are fond of sweet nectar like substances, like the blood-sap of [[Sylvaneth]]. They have some instinctive ‘honor system’, as when a vulture-sting chooses/stings a target, no other scavenger will attempt to steal its prize.		*'''Vulture-stings''': Named by Herdchief Groth the Rootcutter, these dog-sized bees will inject venom into live prey and then follow them until the prey expires. Then the droning insects feast upon the corpse. Additionally, like real insects, they are fond of sweet nectar like substances, like the blood-sap of [[Sylvaneth]]. They have some instinctive ‘honor system’, as when a vulture-sting chooses/stings a target, no other scavenger will attempt to steal its prize.
	*'''Sankrit''': A species of humanoid reptilian beings with clawed knuckles. Once had an Empire at the northern edge of the Sea of Bones, but were slaughtered by [[Hamilcar Bear Eater\|Hamilcar Bear Eater]], and their meat turned into rations.		*'''Sankrit''': A species of humanoid reptilian beings with clawed knuckles. Once had an Empire at the northern edge of the Sea of Bones, but were slaughtered by [[Hamilcar Bear Eater\|Hamilcar Bear Eater]], and their meat turned into rations.
	*'''Snarlfangs''': Large wolves with venomous saliva they use to enfeeble prey. The Gitmob Grots will steal newborn snarlfangs and use them as savage mounts. Each wolf and rider are bound together when the snarlfang pup first meets its Grot rider. However this won’t stop the snarlfangs from turning on the grots should they be provoked enough.		*'''Snarlfangs''': Large wolves with venomous saliva they use to enfeeble prey. The Gitmob Grots will steal newborn snarlfangs and use them as savage mounts. Each wolf and rider are bound together when the snarlfang pup first meets its Grot rider. However this won’t stop the snarlfangs from turning on the grots should they be provoked enough.
	*'''Puffed Spinetoad''': A venomous amphibian that secretes toxic slime from the row of spikes on its back. Said slime is commonly harvested for coating blades and arrow tips.		*'''Puffed Spinetoad''': A venomous amphibian that secretes toxic slime from the row of spikes on its back. Said slime is commonly harvested for coating blades and arrow tips.
	*'''Rhondholian Bamboo''': The bamboo that grows in Rhondol is covered in tiny biting mouths that have taken fingers and even whole hands from many a novice woodcutter.		*'''Rhondholian Bamboo''': The bamboo that grows in Rhondol is covered in tiny biting mouths that have taken fingers and even whole hands from many a novice woodcutter.