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Central Hasdall

Geography

Central Hasdall is unremarkable in terms of drastic geographic features, aside from the towering The Carigon Mountains. The different regions of Central Hasdall are named based on the cardinal directions in relation to the mountain.    EAST OF THE MOUNTAIN The halflings call the lush, rolling hills and meadows east of the mountain home. Rivers and streams generating from waterfalls atop the mountain wind through these lands. Fertile, nutrient rich soil makes the grounds ideal for farming and growing.    NORTHEAST OF THE MOUNTAIN The northeast portion of the mountains jut out into smaller, rolling gnolls and hills. The Orset River is the key dividing geographic feature running from The Carigon Mountains all the way to The North Sea. An imaginary line drawn north to The Breathing Beast Inn will usually signify the end of the northeast portion of Central Hasdall.   NORTH OF THE MOUNTAIN The mountain keep of Argalon, and all areas north from here are referred to as the areas north of the mountain. Smaller towns and hamlets dot the woodlands north of the mountain, with the two larger villages of Wooley and Freested standing out. Dense forestlands with tall and very old Redbirch trees cover the lands heading northward towards Bryn.    NORTHWEST OF THE MOUNTAIN This includes more forested terrain with less settlements and more danger. Buried deep within the woodlands is a monument to Azrael, about a day and a half northwest of the village of Freested. The area northwest of the mountain usually runs up to the massive Giant's Fall Lake.    WEST OF THE MOUNTAIN Areas west of the mountain include The Jirengroth Vale due west, and the entire span of The Warlord's March. The lands are flatter here, save for a few miles of cliffside hills to the west. Vegetation is sparse, many of the trees have been cut down and woodlands from centuries past have been deforested. The influence of man has removed much of the natural beauty of these lands, as fortresses, keeps and towers mar the landscape. 
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Continent

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