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1d4chan>FederalKoboldInspector: /* Geography */ fixed a redlink to Karak Eight-peaks

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	*'''[[Black Craig]]''' - Once called '''Karak Drazh''' and located on the west end of Death Pass, it's the single largest Orc stronghold in the World's Edge Mountains. Any Orc clan that claims this hold controls all of the territory around it, meaning endless infighting and a multi-generational game of king of the hill.		*'''[[Black Craig]]''' - Once called '''Karak Drazh''' and located on the west end of Death Pass, it's the single largest Orc stronghold in the World's Edge Mountains. Any Orc clan that claims this hold controls all of the territory around it, meaning endless infighting and a multi-generational game of king of the hill.

	*'''[[Karak Eight Peaks]]''' - Originally known as '''Vala-Azril-Ungol''', or '''Queen of the Silver Depths''', it used to be a giant bowl surrounded by 8 mountain peaks filled with fancy Dwarf things, like tombs, courts, vaulted ceilings, plaza's, and silver mines. This is precisely why it got sacked by Orcs, Goblins and Skaven, but not before the volcanos around them all exploded and covered their crops in hot ash. The orcs and skaven are still there shitting the place up and fighting over whatever the Dwarfs sealed up before they left.		*'''[[Karak Eight-Peaks]]''' - Originally known as '''Vala-Azril-Ungol''', or '''Queen of the Silver Depths''', it used to be a giant bowl surrounded by 8 mountain peaks filled with fancy Dwarf things, like tombs, courts, vaulted ceilings, plaza's, and silver mines. This is precisely why it got sacked by Orcs, Goblins and Skaven, but not before the volcanos around them all exploded and covered their crops in hot ash. The orcs and skaven are still there shitting the place up and fighting over whatever the Dwarfs sealed up before they left.

	*'''Cavern of Treaty-pacts''' - Lots of Skaven be here, but only when they stop fighting long enough to come to an agreement.		*'''Cavern of Treaty-pacts''' - Lots of Skaven be here, but only when they stop fighting long enough to come to an agreement.
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	*'''Mount Arachnos''' - A mountain that's allegedly west of Karak Zorn. That's about it.		*'''Mount Arachnos''' - A mountain that's allegedly west of Karak Zorn. That's about it.

	*'''[[Karak Zorn]]''' - Translates to ''Hold of the Upland Plateau'', its supposedly a lost Dwarf hold on the extreme tip of the World's Edge Mountains, bordering the Southland jungles. It's basically the Dwarf equivalent of El Dorado as no one has had contact with them for thousands of years, or even knows if it exists. We'll just pretend it's overflowing with forgotten loot and exotic bitches until someone finds it and tells nobody to keep it all to themselves.		*'''[[Karak Zorn]]''' - Translates to ''Hold of the Upland Plateau'', its supposedly a lost Dwarf hold on the extreme tip of the World's Edge Mountains, bordering the Southland jungles. It's basically the Dwarf equivalent of El Dorado as no one has had contact with them for thousands of years, or even knows if it exists. We'll just pretend it's overflowing with forgotten loot and exotic bitches until someone finds it and tells nobody to keep it all to themselves.

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	{{topquote\|It is the mountain that has been calling me, and it’s time to answer.\|Susan Jagannath}}		{{topquote\|It is the mountain that has been calling me, and it’s time to answer.\|Susan Jagannath}}

	The '''World's Edge Mountains''' are a region in the [[Warhammer Fantasy Battle\|Warhammer]] world and form the core of the [[Dwarfs (Warhammer Fantasy)#Karaz Ankor\|Karaz Ankor]], the [[Dwarfs (Warhammer Fantasy Battle)\|Dwarfs]]' ancient empire. The name of the range comes from the Teutogens, the ancestors of the [[The Empire (Warhammer Fantasy)#Provinces and city states\|Middenlanders]], who swore to never cross them again. It's the single largest mountain range in the known world, serving as a barrier keeping all of the terrible shit in the [[Dark Lands]] separate from the [[Old World]]. It's virtually impassable, stretching from the [[Chaos Wastes]] all the way to the [[Southland]] jungles, save for a handful of mountain passes and abandoned Dwarf halls that criss-cross under the mountain range. It's also the reason why the civilizations of the Old World haven't been completely streamrolled by [[Greenskin]] [[WAAAGH\|Waaaghs]] (with help from the Dwarfs hardcore enough to station their empire smack dab in the thick of it).		The '''World's Edge Mountains''' are a region in the [[Warhammer Fantasy Battle\|Warhammer]] world and form the core of the [[Dwarfs (Warhammer Fantasy)#Karaz Ankor\|Karaz Ankor]], the [[Dwarfs (Warhammer Fantasy Battle)\|Dwarfs]]' ancient empire. The name of the range comes from the Teutogens, the ancestors of the [[The Empire (Warhammer Fantasy)#Provinces and city states\|Middenlanders]], who swore to never cross them again. It's the single largest mountain range in the known world, serving as a barrier keeping all of the terrible shit in the [[Dark Lands]] separate from the [[Old World]]. It's virtually impassable, stretching from the [[Chaos Wastes]] all the way to the [[Southlands\|Southland]] jungles, save for a handful of mountain passes and abandoned Dwarf halls that criss-cross under the mountain range. It's also the reason why the civilizations of the Old World haven't been completely streamrolled by [[Greenskin]] [[WAAAGH\|Waaaghs]] (with help from the Dwarfs hardcore enough to station their empire smack dab in the thick of it).

	==Geography==		==Geography==

1d4chan>Xenohydra at 02:54, 24 April 2021

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1d4chan>The Hat That Was at 12:06, 18 December 2018

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	{{topquote\|Chasing angels or fleeing demons, go to the mountains.\|Jeffrey Rasley}}		{{topquote\|Chasing angels or fleeing demons, go to the mountains.\|Jeffrey Rasley}}
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	The Worlds Edge Mountains are a region in the [[Warhammer Fantasy Battle\|Warhammer]] world and form the core of the [[~~Dwarfs_~~(~~Warhammer_Fantasy~~)#~~Karaz_Ankor~~\|Karaz Ankor]], the [[Dwarfs (Warhammer Fantasy Battle)\|Dwarfs]]' ancient empire.		The '''Worlds Edge Mountains''' are a region in the [[Warhammer Fantasy Battle\|Warhammer]] world and form the core of the [[Dwarfs (Warhammer Fantasy)#Karaz Ankor\|Karaz Ankor]], the [[Dwarfs (Warhammer Fantasy Battle)\|Dwarfs]]' ancient empire. The name of the range comes from the Teutogens, the ancestors of the [[The Empire (Warhammer Fantasy)#Provinces and city states\|Middenlanders]], who swore to never cross them again.

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	The Worlds Edge Mountains are a region in the [[Warhammer Fantasy Battle\|Warhammer]] world and form the core of the Karaz Ankor, the [[Dwarfs (Warhammer Fantasy Battle)\|Dwarfs]]' ancient empire.		The Worlds Edge Mountains are a region in the [[Warhammer Fantasy Battle\|Warhammer]] world and form the core of the [[Dwarfs_(Warhammer_Fantasy)#Karaz_Ankor\|Karaz Ankor]], the [[Dwarfs (Warhammer Fantasy Battle)\|Dwarfs]]' ancient empire.

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	The Worlds Edge Mountains are a region in [[Warhammer Fantasy Battle\|Warhammer]] and form the core of the Karaz Ankor, the [[Dwarfs (Warhammer Fantasy Battle)\|Dwarfs]]' ancient empire.		The Worlds Edge Mountains are a region in the [[Warhammer Fantasy Battle\|Warhammer]] world and form the core of the Karaz Ankor, the [[Dwarfs (Warhammer Fantasy Battle)\|Dwarfs]]' ancient empire.

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	*'''The Bloody Spires''' - South of Karak Vlag (wherever it is), it's a lot less snowy and cold, but has volcanic sulfur pits and fiery mountains spewing poisonous fumes which isn't much of a trade off. Even Dwarfs stay away from here as much as possible, but stopped by for at least two battles with Greenskins and [[Slaaneshi]] daemons in it's history.		*'''The Bloody Spires''' - South of Karak Vlag (wherever it is), it's a lot less snowy and cold, but has volcanic sulfur pits and fiery mountains spewing poisonous fumes which isn't much of a trade off. Even Dwarfs stay away from here as much as possible, but stopped by for at least two battles with Greenskins and [[Slaaneshi]] daemons in it's history.

	'''[[Dwarfs (Warhammer Fantasy)#Karak Ungor\|Karak Ungor]]''' - A lost Dwarf hold in Red Eye Mountain that was overrun by [[Night Goblins]], easily the epitome of "They got too greedy, and dug too deep". The Dwarfs still to this day are trying to claim it back even though it was lost back in -1500 IC. Probably still has minerals somewhere if you look hard enough.		'''[[Dwarfs (Warhammer Fantasy)#Karak Ungor\|Karak Ungor]]''' - A lost Dwarf hold in Red Eye Mountain that was overrun by [[Night Goblins]], easily the epitome of "They got too greedy, and dug too deep". The Dwarfs still to this day are trying to claim it back even though it was lost back in -1500 IC. Probably still has minerals somewhere if you look hard enough.

	*Vale of Bones - [[Skaven]] be here.		*Vale of Bones - [[Skaven]] be here.
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	*'''Moonstone Mountain''' - More Skaven. Maybe this is where the nice ones live.		*'''Moonstone Mountain''' - More Skaven. Maybe this is where the nice ones live.

	*'''[[Black Fire Pass]]''' - A volatile series of passes that connects [[Averland]] to the [[Border Princes]] through the [[Black Mountains]] that acts as a funnel for greenskins to hurdle directly into the Averlander Mountainguard. Because of its tricky placement, the Dwarfs can't really do shit to help which ends up in Waaaghs happening somewhat frequently, and sometimes succeeding.		*'''[[Black Fire Pass]]''' - A volatile series of passes that connects [[Averland]] to the [[Border Princes]] through the [[Black Mountains]] that acts as a funnel for greenskins to hurdle directly into the Averlander Mountainguard. Because of its tricky placement, the Dwarfs can't really do shit to help which ends up in Waaaghs happening somewhat frequently, and sometimes succeeding.

	*'''[[Karaz-a-karak]]''' - Also known as '''Everpeak''', The impenetrable Dwarf capital. It's not quite as it once was, but it's the safest place in the World's Edge Mountains by far. You can find the limited edition [[Book of Grudges\|Great Book of Grudges]] here and read all about the Dwarfs biggest insecurities, and have a sit on the High King's throne if you can run faster then the guards.		*'''[[Karaz-a-karak]]''' - Also known as '''Everpeak''', The impenetrable Dwarf capital. It's not quite as it once was, but it's the safest place in the World's Edge Mountains by far. You can find the limited edition [[Book of Grudges\|Great Book of Grudges]] here and read all about the Dwarfs biggest insecurities, and have a sit on the High King's throne if you can run faster then the guards.
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	*'''[[Iron Rock]]''' - An Orc stronghold north of the [[Badlands]] that's made entirely out of literal molten-cooled iron from the volcanic pockets underground. The Dwarfs tried screwing around with it for awhile, but got kicked out and definently aren't taking it back anytime soon after Warboss [[Gorbad Ironclaw]] defeated [[Crusher Zorgoth]] and united the Ironclaw and Broken Tooth tribes. This is their mountain now.		*'''[[Iron Rock]]''' - An Orc stronghold north of the [[Badlands]] that's made entirely out of literal molten-cooled iron from the volcanic pockets underground. The Dwarfs tried screwing around with it for awhile, but got kicked out and definently aren't taking it back anytime soon after Warboss [[Gorbad Ironclaw]] defeated [[Crusher Zorgoth]] and united the Ironclaw and Broken Tooth tribes. This is their mountain now.

	*'''Thunder Mountain''' - It's an active volcano, and the Dwarfs and Greenskins fight over it for some reason.		*'''Thunder Mountain''' - It's an active volcano, and the Dwarfs and Greenskins fight over it for some reason.

	*'''Groz Drung''' - Means "Big Defeat" in Khazalid. There's probably a reason why this isn't brought up.		*'''Groz Drung''' - Means "Big Defeat" in Khazalid. There's probably a reason why this isn't brought up.
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	*'''Skull Chasm''' - Greenskin gathering place, noted for a particularly ballsy Night Goblin warlord Grulsik Moonclaw, who declared himself king of the whole place and held an impressive reign of a few hours.		*'''Skull Chasm''' - Greenskin gathering place, noted for a particularly ballsy Night Goblin warlord Grulsik Moonclaw, who declared himself king of the whole place and held an impressive reign of a few hours.

	*'''[[Karak Azul]]''' - Translated as '''Iron Peak''', it's the southern most Dwarf hold and the richest mine in the world. It's chalk full of iron and silver deposits making it a great place for weapon and armor crafting, and also where a bunch of Runeweapons are made, and distributed via the underground passages to the other holds through the Underway. Considering the theme of the other locations on this page, this is either really smart or gravely stupid.		*'''[[Karak Azul]]''' - Translated as '''Iron Peak''', it's the southern most Dwarf hold and the richest mine in the world. It's chalk full of iron and silver deposits making it a great place for weapon and armor crafting, and also where a bunch of Runeweapons are made, and distributed via the underground passages to the other holds through the Underway. Considering the theme of the other locations on this page, this is either really smart or gravely stupid.

	*'''Lost Archway of Valaya''' - Don't worry about this one, move along.		*'''Lost Archway of Valaya''' - Don't worry about this one, move along.

	*'''[[Dragon Crag]]''' - '''Karak Azgal''', or '''Hoard Peak''', originally '''Karak Izril''', or '''City of Jewels''', was a unbelievably filthy rich Dwarf Hold brimming in precious treasures that the Dwarfs foolishly ill-guarded by relying too much on the Karak Eight Peaks protecting them. Obviously that didn't work out, and it was stormed by Greenskins and Skaven not long after. The Dwarfs at least managed to hide the treasure deeper in the mountains until an gold sniffing asshole dragon showed up and took it. The Dragon was slain by Dwarfs, who then left immediately without claiming the rest of the hold from the greenskins OR taking the treasure, and instead built retirement homes in the valley below and heavily tax the adventurers going inside to loot the place. Kickass.		*'''[[Dragon Crag]]''' - '''Karak Azgal''', or '''Hoard Peak''', originally '''Karak Izril''', or '''City of Jewels''', was a unbelievably filthy rich Dwarf Hold brimming in precious treasures that the Dwarfs foolishly ill-guarded by relying too much on the Karak Eight Peaks protecting them. Obviously that didn't work out, and it was stormed by Greenskins and Skaven not long after. The Dwarfs at least managed to hide the treasure deeper in the mountains until an gold sniffing asshole dragon showed up and took it. The Dragon was slain by Dwarfs, who then left immediately without claiming the rest of the hold from the greenskins OR taking the treasure, and instead built retirement homes in the valley below and heavily tax the adventurers going inside to loot the place. Kickass.

	*'''Blackgouge''' - More skaven, now with extra skaven.		*'''Blackgouge''' - More skaven, now with extra skaven.
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	*'''Red Cloud Mountain''' - Fire Kolbolds live here, which probably isn't good.		*'''Red Cloud Mountain''' - Fire Kolbolds live here, which probably isn't good.

	*'''[[Mortis Tarn]]''' - Originally '''Vitae Tarn''', it used to be the main source of water for the Great Vitae River and surrounding areas before Nagash polluted it by dumping a fuck ton of warpstone energy and dark magic into it, turning into the color of blood and creating basically the world's largest toxic punchbowl.		*'''[[Mortis Tarn]]''' - Originally '''Vitae Tarn''', it used to be the main source of water for the Great Vitae River and surrounding areas before Nagash polluted it by dumping a fuck ton of warpstone energy and dark magic into it, turning into the color of blood and creating basically the world's largest toxic punchbowl.

	*'''Doom Mountain''' - No, not [[Middle Earth#Mordor\|that one]]. It's a mountain on the border between [[Nehekhara]] and the Badlands, and not nearly as awesome as the other one.		*'''Doom Mountain''' - No, not [[Middle Earth#Mordor\|that one]]. It's a mountain on the border between [[Nehekhara]] and the Badlands, and not nearly as awesome as the other one.