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	Two dragons already inhabited the region: [[Dragonwilds:Imaru]] and her mate [[Dragonwilds:Xikotal]]. Though initially distant, both eventually approached the settlers as neighbours and extended their protection over the community. Dragonkin experimentation had stripped Imaru of the ability to bear children, and the settlers provided both dragons with cause to take on a guardianship role.{{CiteJournal\|journal=Imaru\|quote=Dragonkin experiments had robbed her of the one thing she craved, to be a mother. So when the humans came to the region, she convinced Xikotal that they should take them under their wing, becoming protectors and, perhaps, even parents to the fragile things.}} Imaru's elemental affinity with water brought rain to the region's crops, while Xikotal's influence calmed the winds, resulting in plentiful harvests and a growing population.{{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.}} Blessed purifying pools were created across the region to ward off illness and corruption,{{CiteJournal\|journal=Purification Pool\|quote=A long time ago these pools would have been blessed by Imaru and her magic. She created the water as a way to stave off illness and corruption, in the population she protected.}} and a magical Blessing was woven over each settler that bound the people of differing backgrounds together and served as a source of shared health and strength.{{CiteJournal\|journal=Ravanna's Second Journal\|quote=They even give them this weird little thing they call a Blessing, which somehow binds them together.}}{{CiteJournal\|journal=Dragon-embossed Journal\|quote=Gran says that's what the Blessing is, that little dragon magic in our bones. An enchantment woven over each of us, as part of the dance. It makes us healthier, makes us heartier, makes us better than before.}}		Two dragons already inhabited the region: [[Dragonwilds:Imaru]] and her mate [[Dragonwilds:Xikotal]]. Though initially distant, both eventually approached the settlers as neighbours and extended their protection over the community. Dragonkin experimentation had stripped Imaru of the ability to bear children, and the settlers provided both dragons with cause to take on a guardianship role.{{CiteJournal\|journal=Imaru\|quote=Dragonkin experiments had robbed her of the one thing she craved, to be a mother. So when the humans came to the region, she convinced Xikotal that they should take them under their wing, becoming protectors and, perhaps, even parents to the fragile things.}} Imaru's elemental affinity with water brought rain to the region's crops, while Xikotal's influence calmed the winds, resulting in plentiful harvests and a growing population.{{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.}} Blessed purifying pools were created across the region to ward off illness and corruption,{{CiteJournal\|journal=Purification Pool\|quote=A long time ago these pools would have been blessed by Imaru and her magic. She created the water as a way to stave off illness and corruption, in the population she protected.}} and a magical Blessing was woven over each settler that bound the people of differing backgrounds together and served as a source of shared health and strength.{{CiteJournal\|journal=Ravanna's Second Journal\|quote=They even give them this weird little thing they call a Blessing, which somehow binds them together.}}{{CiteJournal\|journal=Dragon-embossed Journal\|quote=Gran says that's what the Blessing is, that little dragon magic in our bones. An enchantment woven over each of us, as part of the dance. It makes us healthier, makes us heartier, makes us better than before.}}

	[[Dragonwilds:Emberwood]] grew into a multi-faith community unlike anything else on [[Dragonwilds:Ashenfall]], with Saradominists and Zamorakians living and trading side by side. The villagers honoured their draconic guardians in daily life, weaving patterns of blue and black into their clothing in tribute to the dragons' dances in the sky.{{CiteJournal\|journal=Fine Cloth\|quote=Many of which included patterns of undulating blue and black in honour of the serpentine dances they would watch in the sky, as Imaru and Xikotal swam the air currents together.}} A civilian military force, the hoplites, formed within the village, naming themselves after the legendary Saradominist forces of Hallow and training together each week.{{CiteJournal\|journal=Fallen Hoplite's Chest\|quote=This force of warrior farmers named themselves after the hoplite forces of Hallow, legendary forces spoken of in some of the Saradominist text.}} The [[Dragonwilds:Wild Knights]] established a fortress at [[Dragonwilds:Silverthorn Keep]] to the east.		[[Dragonwilds:Emberwood]] grew into a multi-faith community unlike anything else on [[Dragonwilds:Ashenfall]], with Saradominists and Zamorakians living and trading side by side. The villagers honoured their draconic guardians in daily life, weaving patterns of blue and black into their clothing in tribute to the dragons' dances in the sky.{{CiteJournal\|journal=Fine Cloth\|quote=Many of which included patterns of undulating blue and black in honour of the serpentine dances they would watch in the sky, as Imaru and Xikotal swam the air currents together.}} A civilian military force, the [[Dragonwilds:Hoplite\|hoplites]], formed within the village, naming themselves after the legendary Saradominist forces of Hallow and training together each week.{{CiteJournal\|journal=Fallen Hoplite's Chest\|quote=This force of warrior farmers named themselves after the hoplite forces of Hallow, legendary forces spoken of in some of the Saradominist text.}} The [[Dragonwilds:Wild Knights]] established a fortress at [[Dragonwilds:Silverthorn Keep]] to the east.

	Dowdun Reach, a [[Dragonwilds:Children of Shadows\|Zamorakian faction]] based across the mountains, maintained an isolationist stance despite the peace secured by the region's draconic guardians.{{CiteJournal\|journal=Mithril Platelegs\|quote=The Children of Shadows became paranoid about the prospect of attack and betrayal. It did not seem to matter that they were guarded by dragons who manufactured peace.}} Xikotal brought gifts of coal and iron ore to Dowdun Reach, hoping to soften the faction's isolationism. Its lord Rasmodel accepted the materials and used them to arm a new private military force instead.{{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. In the dragon's optimism, the gift would bring the Zamorakians into the wider Fellhollow community. Rasmodel had his steel. He could outfit his new order. With the misguided dragon's help, he had his knights. They would ensure the rest of Fellhollow would keep their distance.}} The resulting Shadow Knights, established by formal edict, ensured Dowdun Reach's continued separation from Fellhollow, and would in time become the [[Dragonwilds:Black Knights]].{{CiteJournal\|journal=Black Knight Platelegs\|quote=Fellhollow, Imaru and Xikotal were not to be trusted. A new order of knights were to be created, and he was to lead them.}}		Dowdun Reach, a [[Dragonwilds:Children of Shadows\|Zamorakian faction]] based across the mountains, maintained an isolationist stance despite the peace secured by the region's draconic guardians.{{CiteJournal\|journal=Mithril Platelegs\|quote=The Children of Shadows became paranoid about the prospect of attack and betrayal. It did not seem to matter that they were guarded by dragons who manufactured peace.}} Xikotal brought gifts of coal and iron ore to Dowdun Reach, hoping to soften the faction's isolationism. Its lord Rasmodel accepted the materials and used them to arm a new private military force instead.{{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. In the dragon's optimism, the gift would bring the Zamorakians into the wider Fellhollow community. Rasmodel had his steel. He could outfit his new order. With the misguided dragon's help, he had his knights. They would ensure the rest of Fellhollow would keep their distance.}} The resulting Shadow Knights, established by formal edict, ensured Dowdun Reach's continued separation from Fellhollow, and would in time become the [[Dragonwilds:Black Knights]].{{CiteJournal\|journal=Black Knight Platelegs\|quote=Fellhollow, Imaru and Xikotal were not to be trusted. A new order of knights were to be created, and he was to lead them.}}
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	Following Xikotal's death, a grief-curse was embedded in Imaru by Ravanna, an Emberwood necromancer who had settled in the region.{{CiteJournal\|journal=Ravanna's Fourth Journal\|quote=I offered her revenge. I created a curse within her, using her grief and rage as a focus, so that it might strengthen her against Kuldra.}} The curse was designed to amplify Imaru's power into something capable of destroying Kuldra, but the attempt failed. Kuldra withstood the attack without difficulty and Imaru was struck down.{{CiteJournal\|journal=Ravanna's Fourth Journal\|quote=Kuldra is stronger than I imagined. Her essence more powerful than either of us could have guessed. As Imaru raged at her Kuldra simply laughed and rebuffed her, barely even registering the unholy force hurled against her. So Imaru died. Fell to the ground in a crumbled heap.}}		Following Xikotal's death, a grief-curse was embedded in Imaru by Ravanna, an Emberwood necromancer who had settled in the region.{{CiteJournal\|journal=Ravanna's Fourth Journal\|quote=I offered her revenge. I created a curse within her, using her grief and rage as a focus, so that it might strengthen her against Kuldra.}} The curse was designed to amplify Imaru's power into something capable of destroying Kuldra, but the attempt failed. Kuldra withstood the attack without difficulty and Imaru was struck down.{{CiteJournal\|journal=Ravanna's Fourth Journal\|quote=Kuldra is stronger than I imagined. Her essence more powerful than either of us could have guessed. As Imaru raged at her Kuldra simply laughed and rebuffed her, barely even registering the unholy force hurled against her. So Imaru died. Fell to the ground in a crumbled heap.}}

	Rather than passing into the Afterlife, Imaru anchored herself within the ~~[[Dragonwilds:~~River Noumenon]] using the curse, wedging herself in the passage between the living world and the Underworld. From there she began consuming the souls of the dead to accumulate power, causing the Noumenon's waters to bleed into the living world.{{CiteJournal\|journal=Ravanna's Fifth Journal\|quote=Imaru has somehow wedged herself in there, using the curse I gave her and her own, sheer, bloody-minded rage to stick her in place. She claws at the edge of the Underworld, creating rifts that bleed the Noumenon's waters into our world like some deadly poison that rips out the soul.}} The Blessing, which had bound the community together, was turned into a conduit through which the souls of Fellhollow's living population were drawn toward Imaru.{{CiteJournal\|journal=Ravanna's Fifth Journal\|quote=She uses her "Blessing" as an anchor to her people, dragging their souls to her so that she might feast and grow stronger.}}		Rather than passing into the Afterlife, Imaru anchored herself within the {{RSL\|River Noumenon}} using the curse, wedging herself in the passage between the living world and the Underworld. From there she began consuming the souls of the dead to accumulate power, causing the Noumenon's waters to bleed into the living world.{{CiteJournal\|journal=Ravanna's Fifth Journal\|quote=Imaru has somehow wedged herself in there, using the curse I gave her and her own, sheer, bloody-minded rage to stick her in place. She claws at the edge of the Underworld, creating rifts that bleed the Noumenon's waters into our world like some deadly poison that rips out the soul.}} The Blessing, which had bound the community together, was turned into a conduit through which the souls of Fellhollow's living population were drawn toward Imaru.{{CiteJournal\|journal=Ravanna's Fifth Journal\|quote=She uses her "Blessing" as an anchor to her people, dragging their souls to her so that she might feast and grow stronger.}}

	The Scalesworn, Xikotal's most devoted guardians, fell first. The draconic marks they bore became an entry point for the curse, making them both the first to turn and the first vector through which the affliction spread to others.{{CiteJournal\|journal=Rotsworn Marauder\|quote=They were blessed with the mark of the dragon, granting them some of the power of their draconic masters. These marks would be their undoing, when Imaru refused to stay dead. They became the first of the infected, inflicted with a terrible withering curse that would drag the souls of any they touched into Imaru's hungry maw.}} Necromantic energy washing back through the Blessing then animated the dead throughout the region, filling them with an insatiable hunger that spread further through the population.{{CiteJournal\|journal=Ravanna's Sixth Journal\|quote=The necromantic energies of the Underworld then wash back through the Blessing and into her subjects, animating their bodies and filling them with an unquenchable thirst for more souls.}} Researchers in Dowdun Reach measured the spread at roughly a hectare a day, slowed only by mountains and bodies of water, and projected full contamination of Fellhollow within two weeks.{{CiteJournal\|journal=A Report on the Withering\|quote=It spreads at a significant rate, roughly a hectare a day, and is only slowed or halted by mountains and bodies of water. It is our belief that the subcontinent of Fellhollow will be entirely contaminated in the next two weeks.}} The hunger did not stop at the living. The substance of the region itself was consumed over time: food tasted of nothing, campfires felt cold, and trees were hollowed from within.{{CiteJournal\|journal=Hollow Bark\|quote=Things taste worse in Fellhollow. Dreams are vapid and empty, if you have them at all. A campfire feels colder, even if it warms you just as well as before. Because the substance, the soul of that thing if you will, is being consumed.}}		The Scalesworn, Xikotal's most devoted guardians, fell first. The draconic marks they bore became an entry point for the curse, making them both the first to turn and the first vector through which the affliction spread to others.{{CiteJournal\|journal=Rotsworn Marauder\|quote=They were blessed with the mark of the dragon, granting them some of the power of their draconic masters. These marks would be their undoing, when Imaru refused to stay dead. They became the first of the infected, inflicted with a terrible withering curse that would drag the souls of any they touched into Imaru's hungry maw.}} Necromantic energy washing back through the Blessing then animated the dead throughout the region, filling them with an insatiable hunger that spread further through the population.{{CiteJournal\|journal=Ravanna's Sixth Journal\|quote=The necromantic energies of the Underworld then wash back through the Blessing and into her subjects, animating their bodies and filling them with an unquenchable thirst for more souls.}} Researchers in Dowdun Reach measured the spread at roughly a hectare a day, slowed only by mountains and bodies of water, and projected full contamination of Fellhollow within two weeks.{{CiteJournal\|journal=A Report on the Withering\|quote=It spreads at a significant rate, roughly a hectare a day, and is only slowed or halted by mountains and bodies of water. It is our belief that the subcontinent of Fellhollow will be entirely contaminated in the next two weeks.}} The hunger did not stop at the living. The substance of the region itself was consumed over time: food tasted of nothing, campfires felt cold, and trees were hollowed from within.{{CiteJournal\|journal=Hollow Bark\|quote=Things taste worse in Fellhollow. Dreams are vapid and empty, if you have them at all. A campfire feels colder, even if it warms you just as well as before. Because the substance, the soul of that thing if you will, is being consumed.}}

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	* [[Dragonwilds:Pumpkin (plant)]]		* [[Dragonwilds:Pumpkin (plant)]]

			=== Fish ===

			* [[Dragonwilds:Raw Lobster]]
			* [[Dragonwilds:Undead Eel]]
			* Undead Bass

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	[[File:Fellhollow.png\|thumb\|width=575x575\|The region of Fellhollow]]		[[File:Fellhollow.png\|thumb\|width=575x575\|The region of Fellhollow]]
	'''Fellhollow''' is a [[Dragonwilds:Power level\|Power Level]] 5 region in [[Dragonwilds:Ashenfall]], ruled over by [[Dragonwilds:Imaru]], '''the Soul-Eater'''. The region includes underground spaces{{~~DW/~~CiteDiscord\|author=Mod Dutch\|url=https://discord.com/channels/1249729853096198236/1354747412119556189/1402710983356448858\|date=6 August 2025\|quote=Fellhollow will have underground spaces, Dowdun Reach especially so. More evolved plans will come for Umbral Sands and Scorned Wilderness.\|image=Mod Dutch Answer - Fellhollow underground and ravines.png\|ctximage=KytilSeren Question - Fellhollow underground and ravines.png\|ctxquote=...Will we eventually have underground areas/caves/ravines in a similar fashion like in Minecraft?\|name=Fellhollow - Underground and Ravine areas}} and to be infested with all manner of undead monsters. [[Dragonwilds:Death (Grim Reaper)\|Death]] will make an appearance in this region.		'''Fellhollow''' is a [[Dragonwilds:Power level\|Power Level]] 5 region in [[Dragonwilds:Ashenfall]], ruled over by [[Dragonwilds:Imaru]], '''the Soul-Eater'''. The region includes underground spaces{{CiteDiscord\|author=Mod Dutch\|url=https://discord.com/channels/1249729853096198236/1354747412119556189/1402710983356448858\|date=6 August 2025\|quote=Fellhollow will have underground spaces, Dowdun Reach especially so. More evolved plans will come for Umbral Sands and Scorned Wilderness.\|image=Mod Dutch Answer - Fellhollow underground and ravines.png\|ctximage=KytilSeren Question - Fellhollow underground and ravines.png\|ctxquote=...Will we eventually have underground areas/caves/ravines in a similar fashion like in Minecraft?\|name=Fellhollow - Underground and Ravine areas}} and to be infested with all manner of undead monsters. [[Dragonwilds:Death (Grim Reaper)\|Death]] will make an appearance in this region.

	Players will need to complete [[Dragonwilds:Dragon Slayer]] and have partially started [[Dragonwilds:Withering Heights]] to access Fellhollow.{{~~DW/~~CiteDiscord\|author=Mod Doom\|url=https://discord.com/channels/1249729853096198236/1379445055869419611/1448324563862818856\|date=10 December 2025\|quote=You'll need to complete "Dragon Slayer" to reach the new area!\|image=Mod Doom Answer - Dragon Slayer required to access Fellhollow.png\|ctximage=\|ctxquote=That and I believe you have to have beat the first boss to progress to the new zone anyway.}}		Players will need to complete [[Dragonwilds:Dragon Slayer]] and have partially started [[Dragonwilds:Withering Heights]] to access Fellhollow.{{CiteDiscord\|author=Mod Doom\|url=https://discord.com/channels/1249729853096198236/1379445055869419611/1448324563862818856\|date=10 December 2025\|quote=You'll need to complete "Dragon Slayer" to reach the new area!\|image=Mod Doom Answer - Dragon Slayer required to access Fellhollow.png\|ctximage=\|ctxquote=That and I believe you have to have beat the first boss to progress to the new zone anyway.}}

	When players are first introduced to Fellhollow, they are greeted by Death in the [[Dragonwilds:Forgotten Temple]] and are then asked to meet [[Dragonwilds:Postie Pete]], who will then explain that the way to get into Fellhollow is through [[Dragonwilds:Soul Rifting]]. This mechanic allows the player to enter [[Dragonwilds:Spectral Door\|Spectral Doors]] and gain access to new areas of the map that cannot be normally traversed.		When players are first introduced to Fellhollow, they are greeted by Death in the [[Dragonwilds:Forgotten Temple]] and are then asked to meet [[Dragonwilds:Postie Pete]], who will then explain that the way to get into Fellhollow is through [[Dragonwilds:Soul Rifting]]. This mechanic allows the player to enter [[Dragonwilds:Spectral Door\|Spectral Doors]] and gain access to new areas of the map that cannot be normally traversed.

	== History ==		== History ==
	Fellhollow was discovered by settlers who were attempting to flee from the hate back in [[Dragonwilds:Brynmoor]] and [[Dragonwilds:Ghornfell]], in hope to find a new home away from the conflict. There, [[Dragonwilds:Emberwood]] village was founded, and other race, such as the {{~~DW/~~RSL\|Ogre (race)\|Ogres}}, {{~~DW/~~RSL\|Elf\|Elves}} and more would find a peaceful life in this new region. The [[Dragonwilds:Wild Knights]] would set up a fortress within [[Dragonwilds:Silverthorn Keep]].		Fellhollow was discovered by settlers who were attempting to flee from the hate back in [[Dragonwilds:Brynmoor]] and [[Dragonwilds:Ghornfell]], in hope to find a new home away from the conflict. There, [[Dragonwilds:Emberwood]] village was founded, and other race, such as the {{RSL\|Ogre (race)\|Ogres}}, {{RSL\|Elf\|Elves}} and more would find a peaceful life in this new region. The [[Dragonwilds:Wild Knights]] would set up a fortress within [[Dragonwilds:Silverthorn Keep]].

	== Geography ==		== Geography ==
	~~Brynmoor~~ is comprised of the subregions;		Fellhollow is comprised of the subregions;

	=== [[Dragonwilds:Forgotten Temple]] ===		=== [[Dragonwilds:Forgotten Temple]] ===
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	==References==		==References==
	{{~~DW/~~Reflist}}		{{Reflist}}

	{{~~DW/~~Ashenfall}}		{{Ashenfall}}
	[[Category:Ashenfall]]		[[Category:Ashenfall]]

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	[[File:Fellhollow.png\|thumb\|width=575x575\|The region of Fellhollow]]		[[File:Fellhollow.png\|thumb\|width=575x575\|The region of Fellhollow]]
	'''Fellhollow''' is a [[Dragonwilds:Power level\|Power Level]] 5 region in [[Dragonwilds:Ashenfall]], ruled over by [[Dragonwilds:Imaru]], '''the Soul-Eater'''. The region includes underground spaces{{CiteDiscord\|author=Mod Dutch\|url=https://discord.com/channels/1249729853096198236/1354747412119556189/1402710983356448858\|date=6 August 2025\|quote=Fellhollow will have underground spaces, Dowdun Reach especially so. More evolved plans will come for Umbral Sands and Scorned Wilderness.\|image=Mod Dutch Answer - Fellhollow underground and ravines.png\|ctximage=KytilSeren Question - Fellhollow underground and ravines.png\|ctxquote=...Will we eventually have underground areas/caves/ravines in a similar fashion like in Minecraft?\|name=Fellhollow - Underground and Ravine areas}} and to be infested with all manner of undead monsters. [[Dragonwilds:Death (Grim Reaper)\|Death]] will make an appearance in this region.		'''Fellhollow''' is a [[Dragonwilds:Power level\|Power Level]] 5 region in [[Dragonwilds:Ashenfall]], ruled over by [[Dragonwilds:Imaru]], '''the Soul-Eater'''. The region includes underground spaces{{DW/CiteDiscord\|author=Mod Dutch\|url=https://discord.com/channels/1249729853096198236/1354747412119556189/1402710983356448858\|date=6 August 2025\|quote=Fellhollow will have underground spaces, Dowdun Reach especially so. More evolved plans will come for Umbral Sands and Scorned Wilderness.\|image=Mod Dutch Answer - Fellhollow underground and ravines.png\|ctximage=KytilSeren Question - Fellhollow underground and ravines.png\|ctxquote=...Will we eventually have underground areas/caves/ravines in a similar fashion like in Minecraft?\|name=Fellhollow - Underground and Ravine areas}} and to be infested with all manner of undead monsters. [[Dragonwilds:Death (Grim Reaper)\|Death]] will make an appearance in this region.

	Players will need to complete [[Dragonwilds:Dragon Slayer]] and have partially started [[Dragonwilds:Withering Heights]] to access Fellhollow.{{CiteDiscord\|author=Mod Doom\|url=https://discord.com/channels/1249729853096198236/1379445055869419611/1448324563862818856\|date=10 December 2025\|quote=You'll need to complete "Dragon Slayer" to reach the new area!\|image=Mod Doom Answer - Dragon Slayer required to access Fellhollow.png\|ctximage=\|ctxquote=That and I believe you have to have beat the first boss to progress to the new zone anyway.}}		Players will need to complete [[Dragonwilds:Dragon Slayer]] and have partially started [[Dragonwilds:Withering Heights]] to access Fellhollow.{{DW/CiteDiscord\|author=Mod Doom\|url=https://discord.com/channels/1249729853096198236/1379445055869419611/1448324563862818856\|date=10 December 2025\|quote=You'll need to complete "Dragon Slayer" to reach the new area!\|image=Mod Doom Answer - Dragon Slayer required to access Fellhollow.png\|ctximage=\|ctxquote=That and I believe you have to have beat the first boss to progress to the new zone anyway.}}

	When players are first introduced to Fellhollow, they are greeted by Death in the [[Dragonwilds:Forgotten Temple]] and are then asked to meet [[Dragonwilds:Postie Pete]], who will then explain that the way to get into Fellhollow is through [[Dragonwilds:Soul Rifting]]. This mechanic allows the player to enter [[Dragonwilds:Spectral Door\|Spectral Doors]] and gain access to new areas of the map that cannot be normally traversed.		When players are first introduced to Fellhollow, they are greeted by Death in the [[Dragonwilds:Forgotten Temple]] and are then asked to meet [[Dragonwilds:Postie Pete]], who will then explain that the way to get into Fellhollow is through [[Dragonwilds:Soul Rifting]]. This mechanic allows the player to enter [[Dragonwilds:Spectral Door\|Spectral Doors]] and gain access to new areas of the map that cannot be normally traversed.

	== History ==		== History ==
	Fellhollow was discovered by settlers who were attempting to flee from the hate back in [[Dragonwilds:Brynmoor]] and [[Dragonwilds:Ghornfell]], in hope to find a new home away from the conflict. There, [[Dragonwilds:Emberwood]] village was founded, and other race, such as the {{RSL\|Ogre (race)\|Ogres}}, {{RSL\|Elf\|Elves}} and more would find a peaceful life in this new region. The [[Dragonwilds:Wild Knights]] would set up a fortress within [[Dragonwilds:Silverthorn Keep]].		Fellhollow was discovered by settlers who were attempting to flee from the hate back in [[Dragonwilds:Brynmoor]] and [[Dragonwilds:Ghornfell]], in hope to find a new home away from the conflict. There, [[Dragonwilds:Emberwood]] village was founded, and other race, such as the {{DW/RSL\|Ogre (race)\|Ogres}}, {{DW/RSL\|Elf\|Elves}} and more would find a peaceful life in this new region. The [[Dragonwilds:Wild Knights]] would set up a fortress within [[Dragonwilds:Silverthorn Keep]].

	== Geography ==		== Geography ==
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	==Journal==		==Journal==
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	==References==		==References==
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	{{Ashenfall}}		{{DW/Ashenfall}}
	[[Category:Ashenfall]]		[[Category:Ashenfall]]

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[[File:Fellhollow.png|thumb|width=575x575|The region of Fellhollow]]
'''Fellhollow''' is a [[Dragonwilds:Power level|Power Level]] 5 region in [[Dragonwilds:Ashenfall]], ruled over by [[Dragonwilds:Imaru]], '''the Soul-Eater'''. The region includes underground spaces{{CiteDiscord|author=Mod Dutch|url=https://discord.com/channels/1249729853096198236/1354747412119556189/1402710983356448858|date=6 August 2025|quote=Fellhollow will have underground spaces, Dowdun Reach especially so. More evolved plans will come for Umbral Sands and Scorned Wilderness.|image=Mod Dutch Answer - Fellhollow underground and ravines.png|ctximage=KytilSeren Question - Fellhollow underground and ravines.png|ctxquote=...Will we eventually have underground areas/caves/ravines in a similar fashion like in Minecraft?|name=Fellhollow - Underground and Ravine areas}} and to be infested with all manner of undead monsters. [[Dragonwilds:Death (Grim Reaper)|Death]] will make an appearance in this region.

Players will need to complete [[Dragonwilds:Dragon Slayer]] and have partially started [[Dragonwilds:Withering Heights]] to access Fellhollow.{{CiteDiscord|author=Mod Doom|url=https://discord.com/channels/1249729853096198236/1379445055869419611/1448324563862818856|date=10 December 2025|quote=You'll need to complete "Dragon Slayer" to reach the new area!|image=Mod Doom Answer - Dragon Slayer required to access Fellhollow.png|ctximage=|ctxquote=That and I believe you have to have beat the first boss to progress to the new zone anyway.}}

When players are first introduced to Fellhollow, they are greeted by Death in the [[Dragonwilds:Forgotten Temple]] and are then asked to meet [[Dragonwilds:Postie Pete]], who will then explain that the way to get into Fellhollow is through [[Dragonwilds:Soul Rifting]]. This mechanic allows the player to enter [[Dragonwilds:Spectral Door|Spectral Doors]] and gain access to new areas of the map that cannot be normally traversed.

== History ==
Fellhollow was discovered by settlers who were attempting to flee from the hate back in [[Dragonwilds:Brynmoor]] and [[Dragonwilds:Ghornfell]], in hope to find a new home away from the conflict. There, [[Dragonwilds:Emberwood]] village was founded, and other race, such as the {{RSL|Ogre (race)|Ogres}}, {{RSL|Elf|Elves}} and more would find a peaceful life in this new region. The [[Dragonwilds:Wild Knights]] would set up a fortress within [[Dragonwilds:Silverthorn Keep]].

== Geography ==
Brynmoor is comprised of the subregions;

=== [[Dragonwilds:Forgotten Temple]] ===
Is located in the underground part that separates Fellhollow and the [[Dragonwilds:Fractured Plains]]. Death, [[Dragonwilds:Muncher]], and [[Dragonwilds:Postie Pete]] resides here.

=== [[Dragonwilds:Bleakfields Valley]] ===
Is the starting area of Fellhollow.

=== [[Dragonwilds:Lake of Lost Souls]] ===
Is the northern eastern part of Fellhollow filled with [[Dragonwilds:Wither]] soil and water.

=== [[Dragonwilds:Dragon's Run]] ===
Is the north western part of Fellhollow that houses a [[Dragonwilds:Green Dragon]].

=== [[Dragonwilds:Emberwood]] ===
Is the most western part of the Fellhollow that is home to a village and several undeads and a dragon.

=== [[Dragonwilds:Witchwillow Range]] ===
Is the south western part of Fellhollow.

=== [[Dragonwilds:Hope's Fall]] ===
'''Hope's Fall''' is an [[Dragonwilds:Withered Enemies|Rotsworn]] infested area of [[Dragonwilds:Fellhollow]] In the center, [[Dragonwilds:Imaru's Tower]] is located, but sealed off.

=== [[Dragonwilds:Coalridge Pass]] ===
'''Coalridge Pass''' is an area within [[Dragonwilds:Fellhollow]] that houses several [[Dragonwilds:Skeleton|Skeletons]], [[Dragonwilds:Zogre|Zogres]], [[Dragonwilds:Dragon Wolf|Dragon Wolves]], [[Dragonwilds:Green Dragon|Green Dragons]] and other notable enemies. However, this region contains many [[Dragonwilds:Coal node|coal nodes]] nearby, located either on the ridge walls or in caves. It is located north-west of [[Dragonwilds:Silverthorn Keep]] and north-east of the [[Dragonwilds:Lake of Lost Souls]].

=== [[Dragonwilds:Silverthorn Keep]] ===
'''Silverthorn Keep''' is an area within [[Dragonwilds:Fellhollow]] that houses several [[Dragonwilds:Skeleton|Skeletons]], [[Dragonwilds:Zogre|Zogres]], [[Dragonwilds:Dragon Wolf|Dragon Wolves]], [[Dragonwilds:Green Dragon|Green Dragons]] and other notable enemies. It is also the location of one of the [[Dragonwilds:Wild Knights]] keeps and the omnious gateway that leads into [[Dragonwilds:Dowdun Reach]].

== NPCs ==

* [[Dragonwilds:Death (Grim Reaper)|Death]]
* [[Dragonwilds:Cathan]]
* [[Dragonwilds:Vannaka]]
* [[Dragonwilds:Zanik]]
* [[Dragonwilds:Doric]]
* [[Dragonwilds:Windswept Ghost]]
* [[Dragonwilds:Reminiscing Ghost]]
* [[Dragonwilds:Paint-Spattered Ghost]]
* [[Dragonwilds:Suspicious Skeleton]]
* [[Dragonwilds:Shaun]]
* [[Dragonwilds:Steve]]
* [[Dragonwilds:Stuart]]
* [[Dragonwilds:Simon]]
* [[Dragonwilds:Mirror]]
* [[Dragonwilds:Abraxus The Eternal]]

==Resources==

=== Nodes ===
* [[Dragonwilds:Coal Deposit]]
* [[Dragonwilds:Iron Ore Node]]
* [[Dragonwilds:Soul Stone]]
* [[Dragonwilds:Blurite Ore Node]]
* [[Dragonwilds:Stone Boulder]]

=== Trees ===

* [[Dragonwilds:Ash Tree]]
* [[Dragonwilds:Oak Tree]]
* [[Dragonwilds:Willow Tree]]
* [[Dragonwilds:Dead Tree]]

=== Plants ===

* [[Dragonwilds:Thorny Irit Root]]
* [[Dragonwilds:Cadavaberry Bush]]
* [[Dragonwilds:Corpse Cotton Plant]]
* [[Dragonwilds:Pumpkin (plant)]]

==Creatures==

=== Agressive ===
* [[Dragonwilds:Undead#Ghosts/Spirits|Spirits]]
** [[Dragonwilds:Lost Soul|Lost Souls]]
** [[Dragonwilds:Ghost Wolf|Ghost Wolves]]
** [[Dragonwilds:Soulstone Sentinel|Soulstone Sentinels]]
** [[Dragonwilds:Nature Spirit|Nature Spirits]]
** [[Dragonwilds:Spectral Chinchompa|Spectral Chinchompas]]
* [[Dragonwilds:Undead#Skeletons|Skeletons]]
** [[Dragonwilds:Skeletal Archer]]s
** [[Dragonwilds:Skeletal Warrior]]s
** [[Dragonwilds:Skeletal Hoplite]]s
** [[Dragonwilds:Skeletal Marauder]]s
** [[Dragonwilds:Skeletal Necromancer]]s
* [[Dragonwilds:Zombie]]s
* [[Dragonwilds:Undead#Special Undead|Withered Undead]]
** [[Dragonwilds:Rotsworn Zombie]]s
** [[Dragonwilds:Rotsworn Warrior]]s
** [[Dragonwilds:Rotsworn Marauder]]s
** [[Dragonwilds:Rotsworn Necromancer]]s
** [[Dragonwilds:Rotsworn Thrall|Rotsworn Thralls]]

* [[Dragonwilds:Rotridden Rat]]s
* [[Dragonwilds:Rotridden Cow]]s

* [[Dragonwilds:Zogre]]s
* [[Dragonwilds:Zombie Rat]]s
* [[Dragonwilds:Green Dragon]]s
* [[Dragonwilds:Dragon Wolf|Dragon Wolves]]
* [[Dragonwilds:Imaru|Imaru, the Soul-Eater]]

=== Non-Agressive ===

* [[Dragonwilds:Spectral Bird]]
* [[Dragonwilds:Magpie]]
* [[Dragonwilds:Zombie Cow|Zombie Cows]]

== Quests ==
* [[Dragonwilds:Withering Heights]]
* [[Dragonwilds:The Wild Hunt]]
* [[Dragonwilds:Even More Restless Ghosts]]
* [[Dragonwilds:Seeking Salvation]]
* [[Dragonwilds:Things That Go Boom In The Night]]
* [[Dragonwilds:Doric's Quest]]
* [[Dragonwilds:Letters for the Dead]]
* [[Dragonwilds:Mirror, Mirror]]
* [[Dragonwilds:What Remains is Written]]
* [[Dragonwilds:X Marks the Spot]]

==Journal==
{{Journal entry|
''No entry yet.''
}}

==Music==
* [[Dragonwilds:Village]]
* [[Dragonwilds:Death's Domain]]
* [[Dragonwilds:Explore YesterYear]]
* [[Dragonwilds:Medieval]]
* [[Dragonwilds:Withering Wastes]]

==Concept art==
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This Month In Ashenfall - June 2025 (2).png|Concept art of Death's Office in Fellhollow
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==References==
{{Reflist}}

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	Two dragons already inhabited the region: [[Dragonwilds:Imaru]] and her mate [[Dragonwilds:Xikotal]]. Though initially distant, both eventually approached the settlers as neighbours and extended their protection over the community. Dragonkin experimentation had stripped Imaru of the ability to bear children, and the settlers provided both dragons with cause to take on a guardianship role.{{CiteJournal\|journal=Imaru\|quote=Dragonkin experiments had robbed her of the one thing she craved, to be a mother. So when the humans came to the region, she convinced Xikotal that they should take them under their wing, becoming protectors and, perhaps, even parents to the fragile things.}} Imaru's elemental affinity with water brought rain to the region's crops, while Xikotal's influence calmed the winds, resulting in plentiful harvests and a growing population.{{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.}} Blessed purifying pools were created across the region to ward off illness and corruption,{{CiteJournal\|journal=Purification Pool\|quote=A long time ago these pools would have been blessed by Imaru and her magic. She created the water as a way to stave off illness and corruption, in the population she protected.}} and a magical Blessing was woven over each settler that bound the people of differing backgrounds together and served as a source of shared health and strength.{{CiteJournal\|journal=Ravanna's Second Journal\|quote=They even give them this weird little thing they call a Blessing, which somehow binds them together.}}{{CiteJournal\|journal=Dragon-embossed Journal\|quote=Gran says that's what the Blessing is, that little dragon magic in our bones. An enchantment woven over each of us, as part of the dance. It makes us healthier, makes us heartier, makes us better than before.}}		Two dragons already inhabited the region: [[Dragonwilds:Imaru]] and her mate [[Dragonwilds:Xikotal]]. Though initially distant, both eventually approached the settlers as neighbours and extended their protection over the community. Dragonkin experimentation had stripped Imaru of the ability to bear children, and the settlers provided both dragons with cause to take on a guardianship role.{{CiteJournal\|journal=Imaru\|quote=Dragonkin experiments had robbed her of the one thing she craved, to be a mother. So when the humans came to the region, she convinced Xikotal that they should take them under their wing, becoming protectors and, perhaps, even parents to the fragile things.}} Imaru's elemental affinity with water brought rain to the region's crops, while Xikotal's influence calmed the winds, resulting in plentiful harvests and a growing population.{{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.}} Blessed purifying pools were created across the region to ward off illness and corruption,{{CiteJournal\|journal=Purification Pool\|quote=A long time ago these pools would have been blessed by Imaru and her magic. She created the water as a way to stave off illness and corruption, in the population she protected.}} and a magical Blessing was woven over each settler that bound the people of differing backgrounds together and served as a source of shared health and strength.{{CiteJournal\|journal=Ravanna's Second Journal\|quote=They even give them this weird little thing they call a Blessing, which somehow binds them together.}}{{CiteJournal\|journal=Dragon-embossed Journal\|quote=Gran says that's what the Blessing is, that little dragon magic in our bones. An enchantment woven over each of us, as part of the dance. It makes us healthier, makes us heartier, makes us better than before.}}

	[[Dragonwilds:Emberwood]] grew into a multi-faith community unlike anything else on [[Dragonwilds:Ashenfall]], with Saradominists and Zamorakians living and trading side by side. The villagers honoured their draconic guardians in daily life, weaving patterns of blue and black into their clothing in tribute to the dragons' dances in the sky.{{CiteJournal\|journal=Fine Cloth\|quote=Many of which included patterns of undulating blue and black in honour of the serpentine dances they would watch in the sky, as Imaru and Xikotal swam the air currents together.}} A civilian military force, the hoplites, formed within the village, naming themselves after the legendary Saradominist forces of Hallow and training together each week.{{CiteJournal\|journal=Fallen Hoplite's Chest\|quote=This force of warrior farmers named themselves after the hoplite forces of Hallow, legendary forces spoken of in some of the Saradominist text.}} The [[Dragonwilds:Wild Knights]] established a fortress at [[Dragonwilds:Silverthorn Keep]] to the east.		[[Dragonwilds:Emberwood]] grew into a multi-faith community unlike anything else on [[Dragonwilds:Ashenfall]], with Saradominists and Zamorakians living and trading side by side. The villagers honoured their draconic guardians in daily life, weaving patterns of blue and black into their clothing in tribute to the dragons' dances in the sky.{{CiteJournal\|journal=Fine Cloth\|quote=Many of which included patterns of undulating blue and black in honour of the serpentine dances they would watch in the sky, as Imaru and Xikotal swam the air currents together.}} A civilian military force, the [[Dragonwilds:Hoplite\|hoplites]], formed within the village, naming themselves after the legendary Saradominist forces of Hallow and training together each week.{{CiteJournal\|journal=Fallen Hoplite's Chest\|quote=This force of warrior farmers named themselves after the hoplite forces of Hallow, legendary forces spoken of in some of the Saradominist text.}} The [[Dragonwilds:Wild Knights]] established a fortress at [[Dragonwilds:Silverthorn Keep]] to the east.

	Dowdun Reach, a [[Dragonwilds:Children of Shadows\|Zamorakian faction]] based across the mountains, maintained an isolationist stance despite the peace secured by the region's draconic guardians.{{CiteJournal\|journal=Mithril Platelegs\|quote=The Children of Shadows became paranoid about the prospect of attack and betrayal. It did not seem to matter that they were guarded by dragons who manufactured peace.}} Xikotal brought gifts of coal and iron ore to Dowdun Reach, hoping to soften the faction's isolationism. Its lord Rasmodel accepted the materials and used them to arm a new private military force instead.{{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. In the dragon's optimism, the gift would bring the Zamorakians into the wider Fellhollow community. Rasmodel had his steel. He could outfit his new order. With the misguided dragon's help, he had his knights. They would ensure the rest of Fellhollow would keep their distance.}} The resulting Shadow Knights, established by formal edict, ensured Dowdun Reach's continued separation from Fellhollow, and would in time become the [[Dragonwilds:Black Knights]].{{CiteJournal\|journal=Black Knight Platelegs\|quote=Fellhollow, Imaru and Xikotal were not to be trusted. A new order of knights were to be created, and he was to lead them.}}		Dowdun Reach, a [[Dragonwilds:Children of Shadows\|Zamorakian faction]] based across the mountains, maintained an isolationist stance despite the peace secured by the region's draconic guardians.{{CiteJournal\|journal=Mithril Platelegs\|quote=The Children of Shadows became paranoid about the prospect of attack and betrayal. It did not seem to matter that they were guarded by dragons who manufactured peace.}} Xikotal brought gifts of coal and iron ore to Dowdun Reach, hoping to soften the faction's isolationism. Its lord Rasmodel accepted the materials and used them to arm a new private military force instead.{{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. In the dragon's optimism, the gift would bring the Zamorakians into the wider Fellhollow community. Rasmodel had his steel. He could outfit his new order. With the misguided dragon's help, he had his knights. They would ensure the rest of Fellhollow would keep their distance.}} The resulting Shadow Knights, established by formal edict, ensured Dowdun Reach's continued separation from Fellhollow, and would in time become the [[Dragonwilds:Black Knights]].{{CiteJournal\|journal=Black Knight Platelegs\|quote=Fellhollow, Imaru and Xikotal were not to be trusted. A new order of knights were to be created, and he was to lead them.}}
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	Following Xikotal's death, a grief-curse was embedded in Imaru by Ravanna, an Emberwood necromancer who had settled in the region.{{CiteJournal\|journal=Ravanna's Fourth Journal\|quote=I offered her revenge. I created a curse within her, using her grief and rage as a focus, so that it might strengthen her against Kuldra.}} The curse was designed to amplify Imaru's power into something capable of destroying Kuldra, but the attempt failed. Kuldra withstood the attack without difficulty and Imaru was struck down.{{CiteJournal\|journal=Ravanna's Fourth Journal\|quote=Kuldra is stronger than I imagined. Her essence more powerful than either of us could have guessed. As Imaru raged at her Kuldra simply laughed and rebuffed her, barely even registering the unholy force hurled against her. So Imaru died. Fell to the ground in a crumbled heap.}}		Following Xikotal's death, a grief-curse was embedded in Imaru by Ravanna, an Emberwood necromancer who had settled in the region.{{CiteJournal\|journal=Ravanna's Fourth Journal\|quote=I offered her revenge. I created a curse within her, using her grief and rage as a focus, so that it might strengthen her against Kuldra.}} The curse was designed to amplify Imaru's power into something capable of destroying Kuldra, but the attempt failed. Kuldra withstood the attack without difficulty and Imaru was struck down.{{CiteJournal\|journal=Ravanna's Fourth Journal\|quote=Kuldra is stronger than I imagined. Her essence more powerful than either of us could have guessed. As Imaru raged at her Kuldra simply laughed and rebuffed her, barely even registering the unholy force hurled against her. So Imaru died. Fell to the ground in a crumbled heap.}}

	Rather than passing into the Afterlife, Imaru anchored herself within the ~~[[Dragonwilds:~~River Noumenon]] using the curse, wedging herself in the passage between the living world and the Underworld. From there she began consuming the souls of the dead to accumulate power, causing the Noumenon's waters to bleed into the living world.{{CiteJournal\|journal=Ravanna's Fifth Journal\|quote=Imaru has somehow wedged herself in there, using the curse I gave her and her own, sheer, bloody-minded rage to stick her in place. She claws at the edge of the Underworld, creating rifts that bleed the Noumenon's waters into our world like some deadly poison that rips out the soul.}} The Blessing, which had bound the community together, was turned into a conduit through which the souls of Fellhollow's living population were drawn toward Imaru.{{CiteJournal\|journal=Ravanna's Fifth Journal\|quote=She uses her "Blessing" as an anchor to her people, dragging their souls to her so that she might feast and grow stronger.}}		Rather than passing into the Afterlife, Imaru anchored herself within the {{RSL\|River Noumenon}} using the curse, wedging herself in the passage between the living world and the Underworld. From there she began consuming the souls of the dead to accumulate power, causing the Noumenon's waters to bleed into the living world.{{CiteJournal\|journal=Ravanna's Fifth Journal\|quote=Imaru has somehow wedged herself in there, using the curse I gave her and her own, sheer, bloody-minded rage to stick her in place. She claws at the edge of the Underworld, creating rifts that bleed the Noumenon's waters into our world like some deadly poison that rips out the soul.}} The Blessing, which had bound the community together, was turned into a conduit through which the souls of Fellhollow's living population were drawn toward Imaru.{{CiteJournal\|journal=Ravanna's Fifth Journal\|quote=She uses her "Blessing" as an anchor to her people, dragging their souls to her so that she might feast and grow stronger.}}

	The Scalesworn, Xikotal's most devoted guardians, fell first. The draconic marks they bore became an entry point for the curse, making them both the first to turn and the first vector through which the affliction spread to others.{{CiteJournal\|journal=Rotsworn Marauder\|quote=They were blessed with the mark of the dragon, granting them some of the power of their draconic masters. These marks would be their undoing, when Imaru refused to stay dead. They became the first of the infected, inflicted with a terrible withering curse that would drag the souls of any they touched into Imaru's hungry maw.}} Necromantic energy washing back through the Blessing then animated the dead throughout the region, filling them with an insatiable hunger that spread further through the population.{{CiteJournal\|journal=Ravanna's Sixth Journal\|quote=The necromantic energies of the Underworld then wash back through the Blessing and into her subjects, animating their bodies and filling them with an unquenchable thirst for more souls.}} Researchers in Dowdun Reach measured the spread at roughly a hectare a day, slowed only by mountains and bodies of water, and projected full contamination of Fellhollow within two weeks.{{CiteJournal\|journal=A Report on the Withering\|quote=It spreads at a significant rate, roughly a hectare a day, and is only slowed or halted by mountains and bodies of water. It is our belief that the subcontinent of Fellhollow will be entirely contaminated in the next two weeks.}} The hunger did not stop at the living. The substance of the region itself was consumed over time: food tasted of nothing, campfires felt cold, and trees were hollowed from within.{{CiteJournal\|journal=Hollow Bark\|quote=Things taste worse in Fellhollow. Dreams are vapid and empty, if you have them at all. A campfire feels colder, even if it warms you just as well as before. Because the substance, the soul of that thing if you will, is being consumed.}}		The Scalesworn, Xikotal's most devoted guardians, fell first. The draconic marks they bore became an entry point for the curse, making them both the first to turn and the first vector through which the affliction spread to others.{{CiteJournal\|journal=Rotsworn Marauder\|quote=They were blessed with the mark of the dragon, granting them some of the power of their draconic masters. These marks would be their undoing, when Imaru refused to stay dead. They became the first of the infected, inflicted with a terrible withering curse that would drag the souls of any they touched into Imaru's hungry maw.}} Necromantic energy washing back through the Blessing then animated the dead throughout the region, filling them with an insatiable hunger that spread further through the population.{{CiteJournal\|journal=Ravanna's Sixth Journal\|quote=The necromantic energies of the Underworld then wash back through the Blessing and into her subjects, animating their bodies and filling them with an unquenchable thirst for more souls.}} Researchers in Dowdun Reach measured the spread at roughly a hectare a day, slowed only by mountains and bodies of water, and projected full contamination of Fellhollow within two weeks.{{CiteJournal\|journal=A Report on the Withering\|quote=It spreads at a significant rate, roughly a hectare a day, and is only slowed or halted by mountains and bodies of water. It is our belief that the subcontinent of Fellhollow will be entirely contaminated in the next two weeks.}} The hunger did not stop at the living. The substance of the region itself was consumed over time: food tasted of nothing, campfires felt cold, and trees were hollowed from within.{{CiteJournal\|journal=Hollow Bark\|quote=Things taste worse in Fellhollow. Dreams are vapid and empty, if you have them at all. A campfire feels colder, even if it warms you just as well as before. Because the substance, the soul of that thing if you will, is being consumed.}}