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	=== Past rulers ===		=== Past rulers ===
	* [[Dragonwilds:Lougrim]] - The goddess of the Garou, she ruled over the Garou territories in Ghornfell before being devoured by Kuldra.		* [[Dragonwilds:Lougrim]] - The goddess of the Garou, she ruled over the Garou territories in Ghornfell before being devoured by Kuldra.
	* ~~'''~~Lord of [[Dragonwilds:Bramblemead Valley\|Bramblemead]]~~'''~~ - A lord who resides in the [[Dragonwilds:Keep of Blue Flames]], who watches over the village and surrounding area of the region.		* Lord of [[Dragonwilds:Bramblemead Valley\|Bramblemead]] - A lord who resides in the [[Dragonwilds:Keep of Blue Flames]], who watches over the village and surrounding area of the region.

	==Trivia==		==Trivia==

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	=== [[Dragonwilds:Dowdun Reach]] ===		=== [[Dragonwilds:Dowdun Reach]] ===
			South of [[Dragonwilds:Silverthorn Keep]], but north-east of Ghornfell, this region includes:
	* [[Dragonwilds:The Approach]]		* [[Dragonwilds:The Approach]]
	* [[Dragonwilds:The Courtyard]]		* [[Dragonwilds:The Courtyard]]

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	Weakened by the poison, Bandos made a "tactical retreat", abandoning his goblins on Ashenfall. In his jubilant rage following Bandos' retreat, Velgar spilled his own blood across the fertile plains in the south-east of [[Dragonwilds:Ghornfell]], a refuge where Garou fleeing the conflict had grown fields of wheat and barley; the crops blackened and the land was corrupted into what would become the [[Dragonwilds:Bloodblight Swamp]].{{CiteJournal\|journal=Bloodblight Cape\|quote=In his jubilant rage, Velgar spilled his blood on the once fertile plains, corrupting them with his hate-filled poison. The fields wilted. The crops blackened and then collapsed into venom.}}{{CiteJournal\|journal=Bloodblight Swamp\|quote=Once these lands were fertile plains. Great fields of wheat and barley were sewn by the garou that made it their home. It was a resting place for a people that had been hunted for too long, a sanctuary at last.}} Meanwhile, the death of a hunter called Ulv at the hands of a Garou patrol drove the necromancer [[Dragonwilds:Ravanna]] to her first great act of destruction; using the souls of slain Garou, her grief-born curse tore through the [[Dragonwilds:Stormtouched Highlands]], twisting the clouds into screaming things filled with fractured spirits. The resulting storm destroyed countless settlements instantly and has raged ever since.{{CiteJournal\|journal=Stormtouched Highlands\|quote=A great storm rages across the region, the result of desperate sorcery in a long drawn-out war. The thunder here is hateful and spiteful, striking any that walk the land, as if driven by the vengeful fury of its long-dead caster.}}{{CiteJournal\|journal=Willow Longbow\|quote=Ravanna's necromantic curse tore through the Highlands, twisting the clouds into screaming things, filled with a fraction of the rage she felt.}} Bandos' retreat led to confusion among his goblin followers; at first the goblins continued their war without Bandos's guidance, but soon as they began to recognize the strength of the dragons and the defeat of Bandos, the abandoned goblins began to worship the dragons, naming Velgar as their new Big High War God.{{CiteJournal\|journal=Muddy Scrawl\|quote=Going to worship dragon now, maybe he make us dragons too? I bet goblin dragons would be the strongest dragons of all. Velgar is the new big, high war god. Glory be to Velgar.}} The ogres Bandos had brought with him fared differently; discovering peace for the first time in their lives, they followed settlers north to [[Dragonwilds:Emberwood]], where they laid down their weapons, set them alight, and took up farming.{{CiteJournal\|journal=Zogre\|quote=When Bandos left and the war stagnated, the ogres discovered peace for the first time in their lives. When some of the Bramblemead villagers left to travel north, the ogres followed them. When they arrived in Emberwood, the ogres offered to lay down their weapons and pick up farming tools instead.}} With the Garou victory, Lougrim would keep the peace with the humans while assisting the Dragonkin in their experimentation and returning the dragons to their chains. Through the experimentation by Lacrusa, [[Dragonwilds:Kuldra]] was created by infusing Lougrim's divine blood.{{CiteVideo\|author=RuneScape: Dragonwilds\|title=Developer Deep-dive\|url=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3j9CcdWKTc8\|timestamp=28:22\|date=15 April 2025}} For the time being, the humans and Garou held an uneasy truce.		Weakened by the poison, Bandos made a "tactical retreat", abandoning his goblins on Ashenfall. In his jubilant rage following Bandos' retreat, Velgar spilled his own blood across the fertile plains in the south-east of [[Dragonwilds:Ghornfell]], a refuge where Garou fleeing the conflict had grown fields of wheat and barley; the crops blackened and the land was corrupted into what would become the [[Dragonwilds:Bloodblight Swamp]].{{CiteJournal\|journal=Bloodblight Cape\|quote=In his jubilant rage, Velgar spilled his blood on the once fertile plains, corrupting them with his hate-filled poison. The fields wilted. The crops blackened and then collapsed into venom.}}{{CiteJournal\|journal=Bloodblight Swamp\|quote=Once these lands were fertile plains. Great fields of wheat and barley were sewn by the garou that made it their home. It was a resting place for a people that had been hunted for too long, a sanctuary at last.}} Meanwhile, the death of a hunter called Ulv at the hands of a Garou patrol drove the necromancer [[Dragonwilds:Ravanna]] to her first great act of destruction; using the souls of slain Garou, her grief-born curse tore through the [[Dragonwilds:Stormtouched Highlands]], twisting the clouds into screaming things filled with fractured spirits. The resulting storm destroyed countless settlements instantly and has raged ever since.{{CiteJournal\|journal=Stormtouched Highlands\|quote=A great storm rages across the region, the result of desperate sorcery in a long drawn-out war. The thunder here is hateful and spiteful, striking any that walk the land, as if driven by the vengeful fury of its long-dead caster.}}{{CiteJournal\|journal=Willow Longbow\|quote=Ravanna's necromantic curse tore through the Highlands, twisting the clouds into screaming things, filled with a fraction of the rage she felt.}} Bandos' retreat led to confusion among his goblin followers; at first the goblins continued their war without Bandos's guidance, but soon as they began to recognize the strength of the dragons and the defeat of Bandos, the abandoned goblins began to worship the dragons, naming Velgar as their new Big High War God.{{CiteJournal\|journal=Muddy Scrawl\|quote=Going to worship dragon now, maybe he make us dragons too? I bet goblin dragons would be the strongest dragons of all. Velgar is the new big, high war god. Glory be to Velgar.}} The ogres Bandos had brought with him fared differently; discovering peace for the first time in their lives, they followed settlers north to [[Dragonwilds:Emberwood]], where they laid down their weapons, set them alight, and took up farming.{{CiteJournal\|journal=Zogre\|quote=When Bandos left and the war stagnated, the ogres discovered peace for the first time in their lives. When some of the Bramblemead villagers left to travel north, the ogres followed them. When they arrived in Emberwood, the ogres offered to lay down their weapons and pick up farming tools instead.}} With the Garou victory, Lougrim would keep the peace with the humans while assisting the Dragonkin in their experimentation and returning the dragons to their chains. Through the experimentation by Lacrusa, [[Dragonwilds:Kuldra]] was created by infusing Lougrim's divine blood.{{CiteVideo\|author=RuneScape: Dragonwilds\|title=Developer Deep-dive\|url=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3j9CcdWKTc8\|timestamp=28:22\|date=15 April 2025}} For the time being, the humans and Garou held an uneasy truce.

	Despite this truce, Garou were known to show some hostility towards the human settlers who were moving away from the southern settlement and into other region, such as [[Dragonwilds:Fellhollow]], [[Dragonwilds:Dowdun Reach]], [[Dragonwilds:Umbral Sands]], and the [[Dragonwilds:Scorned Wilderness]], all wanting to start a new life there. [[Dragonwilds:Imaru]] and [[Dragonwilds:Xikotal]] would eventually befriend the settlers, helping them build their city and assist them in other means,{{CiteJournal\|journal=Ravanna's Second Journal\|quote=these dragons watch over the villagers, help them with construction, farming, all sorts of stuff.}} where Imaru would use her magic to bring in rains, while Xikotal would calm the winds, in exchange for a few sheep and cows{{CiteJournal\|journal=Lazilly-Penned Diary\|quote=Her magic brought rain and his calmed the winds, so that our harvests were plentiful, and our population bloomed. All it costs is a few sheep or cows every once in a while, a pretty good deal if you ask me}}. Some of the Wild Knights would join in settling within Fellhollow, creating a keep to the west. The ogres settled peacefully in Emberwood alongside the humans there, building a camaraderie that promised a new age of prosperity.{{CiteJournal\|journal=Zogre\|quote=The humans and ogres worked side by side and built a camaraderie that could have brought the region into a new age of prosperity.}} The Rasmodels, nobility from the mainland who had arrived to the continent, and would later scheme in the [[Dragonwilds:Temple Woods]] and [[Dragonwilds:Bramblemead]] before their operations were exposed and they retreated to Dowdun Reach.{{CiteJournal\|journal=Black Knight Platebody\|quote=Their cover was blown: the youngest had been caught pouring tincture into the ears of a sleeping bailiff. Their entourage and influence no longer meant anything, and they were forced to live in the keep.}} During this time, the [[Dragonwilds:Children of Shadows]] had planted themselves into the Rasmodels house, where they would attempt to influence the noble household, only to be slowly turned into bodyguards and warriors of the Rasmodels. Over time the Rasmodel family came to dominate the Children of Shadows entirely, with Milliburn Rasmodel eventually rising to become Lord Rasmodel, Master of Dowdun Reach.{{CiteJournal\|journal=Black Knight Platebody\|quote=he was duly elected as Master of Dowdun Reach. The Children of Shadows took to calling him 'Lord Rasmodel'.}} Growing paranoid about Fellhollow's intentions, he established an order of knights outfitted with steel forged from coal and iron given to him by Xikotal as a gesture of goodwill.{{CiteJournal\|journal=Mithril Platelegs\|quote=The dragon, Xikotal, had a gift. In one claw, he had coal, in the other iron. He wanted to help the Zamorakians, to bring them an offering that might soften their determination to isolate.}} They would be formed into the [[Dragonwilds:Black Knights\|Shadow Knights]], and eventually the '''Black Knights'''. The arrival of the [[Dragonwilds:Avisk\|Dreaming Stone]] at Dowdun Reach brought further instability to the keep; a faction within sought to weaponise it, while Archmage Alric's infernal demon gate failed, its demonic souls bleeding into the fortress walls.{{CiteJournal\|journal=Alric's Plan (Part 2)\|quote=My infernal gateway is no longer a gateway. The tens of thousands of demon souls are no longer powering it. It seems that they have been quietly bleeding into the fortress itself. Each brick now whispers with the avernic.}} Lord Rasmodel ultimately destroyed the Dreaming Stone with his warhammer, though the consequences of its shattering proved worse than the affliction.{{CiteJournal\|journal=Rasmodel's Diary\|quote=The stone will be destroyed. I will see to it. I am done with its whispering and the madness it inspires in my once glorious fraternity.}}		Despite this truce, Garou were known to show some hostility towards the human settlers who were moving away from the southern settlement and into other region, such as [[Dragonwilds:Fellhollow]], [[Dragonwilds:Dowdun Reach]], [[Dragonwilds:Umbral Sands]], and the [[Dragonwilds:Scorned Wilderness]], all wanting to start a new life there. [[Dragonwilds:Imaru]] and [[Dragonwilds:Xikotal]] would eventually befriend the settlers, helping them build their city and assist them in other means,{{CiteJournal\|journal=Ravanna's Second Journal\|quote=these dragons watch over the villagers, help them with construction, farming, all sorts of stuff.}} where Imaru would use her magic to bring in rains, while Xikotal would calm the winds, in exchange for a few sheep and cows{{CiteJournal\|journal=Lazilly-Penned Diary\|quote=Her magic brought rain and his calmed the winds, so that our harvests were plentiful, and our population bloomed. All it costs is a few sheep or cows every once in a while, a pretty good deal if you ask me}}. Some of the Wild Knights would join in settling within Fellhollow, creating a keep to the west. The ogres settled peacefully in Emberwood alongside the humans there, building a camaraderie that promised a new age of prosperity.{{CiteJournal\|journal=Zogre\|quote=The humans and ogres worked side by side and built a camaraderie that could have brought the region into a new age of prosperity.}} The Rasmodels, nobility from the mainland who had arrived to the continent, and would later scheme in the [[Dragonwilds:Temple Woods]] and [[Dragonwilds:Bramblemead]] before their operations were exposed and they retreated to Dowdun Reach.{{CiteJournal\|journal=Black Knight Platebody\|quote=Their cover was blown: the youngest had been caught pouring tincture into the ears of a sleeping bailiff. Their entourage and influence no longer meant anything, and they were forced to live in the keep.}} During this time, the [[Dragonwilds:Children of Shadows]] had planted themselves into the Rasmodels house, where they would attempt to influence the noble household, only to be slowly turned into bodyguards and warriors of the Rasmodels. Over time the Rasmodel family came to dominate the Children of Shadows entirely, with Milliburn Rasmodel eventually rising to become Lord Rasmodel, Master of Dowdun Reach.{{CiteJournal\|journal=Black Knight Platebody\|quote=he was duly elected as Master of Dowdun Reach. The Children of Shadows took to calling him 'Lord Rasmodel'.}} Growing paranoid about Fellhollow's intentions, he established an order of knights outfitted with steel forged from coal and iron given to him by Xikotal as a gesture of goodwill.{{CiteJournal\|journal=Mithril Platelegs\|quote=The dragon, Xikotal, had a gift. In one claw, he had coal, in the other iron. He wanted to help the Zamorakians, to bring them an offering that might soften their determination to isolate.}} They would be formed into the [[Dragonwilds:Black Knights\|Shadow Knights]], and eventually the '''Black Knights'''. The arrival of the [[Dragonwilds:Avisk\|Dreaming Stone]] at Dowdun Reach brought further instability to the keep; a faction within sought to weaponise it, while Archmage Alric's infernal demon gate failed, its demonic souls bleeding into the fortress walls.{{CiteJournal\|journal=Alric's Plan (Part 2)\|quote=My infernal gateway is no longer a gateway. The tens of thousands of demon souls are no longer powering it. It seems that they have been quietly bleeding into the fortress itself. Each brick now whispers with the avernic.}}

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	With their Goddess replaced, the uneasy truce between the Garou and humans would not last. The dragons and Garou began to decimate human settlements, burning cities to the ground, murdering lords and knights, and forcing survivors to flee into the wilderness and other regions.{{CiteJournal\|journal=Bloodstained Journal\|quote=They burned the city to the ground. Murdered the lord and his knights}}{{CiteJournal\|journal=Bloodstained Journal\|quote=scattered into the woods, doomed}} However, within Fellhollow, [[Dragonwilds:Imaru]] and her mate [[Dragonwilds:Xikotal]] showed mercy to the settlement, protecting them from destruction and granting them a "Blessing" that allowed them to work together.{{CiteJournal\|journal=Ravanna's Second Journal\|quote=They even give them this weird little thing they call a Blessing, which somehow binds them together in a way I'm seriously going to need to study later}} This blessing would prove to be both gift and curse. Kuldra would learn of this act of mercy and, as punishment, killed Imaru's mate. Consumed by grief, Imaru sought a way to bring Xikotal back from the dead, seeking the assistance of the necromancer [[Dragonwilds:Ravanna]]. However, Ravanna did not have the power to resurrect him. Instead, she proposed creating a curse born of Imaru's sorrow and grief; One that would give her the power to consume the Dragon Queen's soul and exact her revenge.{{CiteJournal\|journal=Ravanna's Fourth Journal\|quote=Imaru. After the death of her mate she came to me seeking a way to bring him back. Necromancy doesn't work like that, at least not yet and certainly not within my skill set. Yet, still, I thought I could offer her something almost as good. I offered her revenge}}		With their Goddess replaced, the uneasy truce between the Garou and humans would not last. The dragons and Garou began to decimate human settlements, burning cities to the ground, murdering lords and knights, and forcing survivors to flee into the wilderness and other regions.{{CiteJournal\|journal=Bloodstained Journal\|quote=They burned the city to the ground. Murdered the lord and his knights}}{{CiteJournal\|journal=Bloodstained Journal\|quote=scattered into the woods, doomed}} However, within Fellhollow, [[Dragonwilds:Imaru]] and her mate [[Dragonwilds:Xikotal]] showed mercy to the settlement, protecting them from destruction and granting them a "Blessing" that allowed them to work together.{{CiteJournal\|journal=Ravanna's Second Journal\|quote=They even give them this weird little thing they call a Blessing, which somehow binds them together in a way I'm seriously going to need to study later}} This blessing would prove to be both gift and curse. Kuldra would learn of this act of mercy and, as punishment, killed Imaru's mate. Consumed by grief, Imaru sought a way to bring Xikotal back from the dead, seeking the assistance of the necromancer [[Dragonwilds:Ravanna]]. However, Ravanna did not have the power to resurrect him. Instead, she proposed creating a curse born of Imaru's sorrow and grief; One that would give her the power to consume the Dragon Queen's soul and exact her revenge.{{CiteJournal\|journal=Ravanna's Fourth Journal\|quote=Imaru. After the death of her mate she came to me seeking a way to bring him back. Necromancy doesn't work like that, at least not yet and certainly not within my skill set. Yet, still, I thought I could offer her something almost as good. I offered her revenge}}

	The curse was not enough, Kuldra had proven more powerful than imagined, defeating Imaru with ease.{{CiteJournal\|journal=Ravanna's Fourth Journal\|quote=It did not work. Kuldra is stronger than I imagined. Her essence more powerful than either of us could have guessed}} Even in death, Imaru did not give up. She wedged herself in the {{RSL\|Underworld\|underworld}} using the curse Ravanna had given her, fueled by her own sheer rage and will. While in the underworld, she drank from the {{RSL\|River Noumenon}} to gain more power and claw her way back from death. However, this resurrection came with a terrible cost. She became twisted with an insatiable hunger for souls and turned against the very people she had once protected. The "Blessing" that linked them was now used against them; their souls pulled from their still-living bodies. These soulless husks began to reanimate. Soon the settlements in Fellhollow would fall, and the region would become a land of rot and wither where the undead roamed. The Wild Knights were pushed back towards their keep, while Emberwood sealed itself behind a barrier. Dowdun Reach, shielded by the Dowdun Mountains, sealed all connecting pathways to Fellhollow and posted guards at the crypt as an early warning against breach.{{CiteJournal\|journal=A Report on the Withering\|quote=It is our recommendation that all efforts are made to seal Dowdun Reach. We should be focused on removing these opportunities for intrusion. All connecting pathways to the subcontinent of Fellhollow should be severed. We should also post knights to the crypt.}} Four priests of Saradomin, Zamorak, Armadyl, and Guthix united to keep the withering both in and out of the town. Those who were disciples of Imaru came to believe she was blessing the humans, willingly transforming them into undead. The necrotic magic spread like a virus, eventually turning even the ogres into zombies and infecting the Wild Knights as well. Those who tried to escape found the passage to the south sealed off. [[Dragonwilds:Ravanna]], the one who cursed Imaru, would attempt to fix her mistake and seal the dragon away, and split the curse into three [[Dragonwilds:Curse Fragment\|fragment]], in hope that in the future, someone can use the power of the curse againt Imaru.		The curse was not enough, Kuldra had proven more powerful than imagined, defeating Imaru with ease.{{CiteJournal\|journal=Ravanna's Fourth Journal\|quote=It did not work. Kuldra is stronger than I imagined. Her essence more powerful than either of us could have guessed}} Even in death, Imaru did not give up. She wedged herself in the {{RSL\|Underworld\|underworld}} using the curse Ravanna had given her, fueled by her own sheer rage and will. While in the underworld, she drank from the {{RSL\|River Noumenon}} to gain more power and claw her way back from death. However, this resurrection came with a terrible cost. She became twisted with an insatiable hunger for souls and turned against the very people she had once protected. The "Blessing" that linked them was now used against them; their souls pulled from their still-living bodies. These soulless husks began to reanimate. Soon the settlements in Fellhollow would fall, and the region would become a land of rot and wither where the undead roamed. The Wild Knights were pushed back towards their keep, while Emberwood sealed itself behind a barrier. Dowdun Reach, shielded by the Dowdun Mountains, sealed all connecting pathways to Fellhollow and posted guards at the crypt as an early warning against breach.{{CiteJournal\|journal=A Report on the Withering\|quote=It is our recommendation that all efforts are made to seal Dowdun Reach. We should be focused on removing these opportunities for intrusion. All connecting pathways to the subcontinent of Fellhollow should be severed. We should also post knights to the crypt.}} Four priests of Saradomin, Zamorak, Armadyl, and Guthix united to keep the withering both in and out of the town. Those who were disciples of Imaru came to believe she was blessing the humans, willingly transforming them into undead. The necrotic magic spread like a virus, eventually turning even the ogres into zombies and infecting the Wild Knights as well. Those who tried to escape found the passage to the south sealed off. [[Dragonwilds:Ravanna]], the one who cursed Imaru, would attempt to fix her mistake and seal the dragon away, and split the curse into three [[Dragonwilds:Curse Fragment\|fragment]], in hope that in the future, someone can use the power of the curse againt Imaru.

	~~With settlements in ruins~~, ~~human civilization on Ashenfall was all but~~ destroyed ~~until~~ it ~~was rediscovered centuries later~~.		Within Dowdun Reach, the Black Knight would defend the region against the dragons. Despite the stone's power helping them rebel again the draconic attack, Lord Rasmodel ultimately destroyed the Dreaming Stone with his warhammer, though the consequences of its shattering proved worse than the affliction.{{CiteJournal\|journal=Rasmodel's Diary\|quote=The stone will be destroyed. I will see to it. I am done with its whispering and the madness it inspires in my once glorious fraternity.}}
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	Ashenfall is divided into three major territorial divisions: Brynmoor in the south, Ghornfell in the north, and Fellhollow to the far north. The geography becomes more wild and dangerous as one travels northward, with the Anima Twist phenomenon growing stronger deeper into the continent.{{CiteJournal\|journal=Druid's Memoirs\|quote=There is an oddness to this continent, a sort of curse that changes things the deeper they get toward the centre.}}		Ashenfall is divided into three major territorial divisions: Brynmoor in the south, Ghornfell in the north, and Fellhollow to the far north. The geography becomes more wild and dangerous as one travels northward, with the Anima Twist phenomenon growing stronger deeper into the continent.{{CiteJournal\|journal=Druid's Memoirs\|quote=There is an oddness to this continent, a sort of curse that changes things the deeper they get toward the centre.}}

	===Brynmoor===		===[[Dragonwilds:Brynmoor]]===
	The southern territories of Ashenfall include:		The southern territories of Ashenfall include:

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	* [[Dragonwilds:Whispering Swamp]] - A buffer zone between the human and Garou territories, this region forms the central southern area of Ashenfall. Known for strange whispers that bubble up from the water and dangerous creatures.{{CiteJournal\|journal=Whispering Swamp\|quote=When war broke out between humans and garou, it was the swamps that formed a buffer between the two factions. The muddy water was difficult to fight in and neither side enjoyed the idea of drowning on the battlefield.}}		* [[Dragonwilds:Whispering Swamp]] - A buffer zone between the human and Garou territories, this region forms the central southern area of Ashenfall. Known for strange whispers that bubble up from the water and dangerous creatures.{{CiteJournal\|journal=Whispering Swamp\|quote=When war broke out between humans and garou, it was the swamps that formed a buffer between the two factions. The muddy water was difficult to fight in and neither side enjoyed the idea of drowning on the battlefield.}}

	===Ghornfell===		===[[Dragonwilds:Ghornfell]]===
	The northern territories include:		The northern territories include:

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	* [[Dragonwilds:Stormtouched Highlands]] - The northwestern region where a perpetual magical storm rages, littered with the bones of ancient wyrms created by the Dragonkin [[Dragonwilds:Lacrussa]].{{CiteJournal\|journal=Stormtouched Highlands\|quote=A great storm rages across the region, the result of desperate sorcery in a long drawn-out war. The thunder here is hateful and spiteful, striking any that walk the land, as if driven by the vengeful fury of its long-dead caster.}}		* [[Dragonwilds:Stormtouched Highlands]] - The northwestern region where a perpetual magical storm rages, littered with the bones of ancient wyrms created by the Dragonkin [[Dragonwilds:Lacrussa]].{{CiteJournal\|journal=Stormtouched Highlands\|quote=A great storm rages across the region, the result of desperate sorcery in a long drawn-out war. The thunder here is hateful and spiteful, striking any that walk the land, as if driven by the vengeful fury of its long-dead caster.}}

	===Fellhollow===		===[[Dragonwilds:Fellhollow]]===
	The far northern territories include:		The far northern territories include:

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	* [[Dragonwilds:Coalridge Pass]]		* [[Dragonwilds:Coalridge Pass]]

	=== Dowdun Reach ===		=== [[Dragonwilds:Dowdun Reach]] ===

	* [[Dragonwilds:The Approach]]		* [[Dragonwilds:The Approach]]

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