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	* [[Dragonwilds:Soul stone]]		* [[Dragonwilds:Soul stone]]
	* [[Dragonwilds:Stone boulder]]		* [[Dragonwilds:Stone boulder]]
			* [[Dragonwilds:Granite Deposit\|Granite deposit]]

	=== Trees ===		=== Trees ===

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	=== [[Dragonwilds:Dragon's Run]] ===		=== [[Dragonwilds:Dragon's Run]] ===
	Is the north western part of Fellhollow that houses a [[Dragonwilds:green dragon]]. The area contains withered ruins, the remnants of settlements consumed by the Withering.		Is the north western part of Fellhollow that houses a [[Dragonwilds:green dragon]]. The area contains withered ruins, the remnants of settlements consumed by the Withering.

			Dragon's Run features an agility course, [[Dragonwilds:Grave Run]].

	=== [[Dragonwilds:Emberwood]] ===		=== [[Dragonwilds:Emberwood]] ===

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	* [[Dragonwilds:Withering Wastes]]		* [[Dragonwilds:Withering Wastes]]

	==~~Concept art~~==		==Gallery==
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	This Month In Ashenfall - June 2025 (2).png\|Concept art of Death's Office in Fellhollow		This Month In Ashenfall - June 2025 (2).png\|Concept art of Death's Office in Fellhollow

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	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.}}

	The Zamorakian priests of Emberwood developed a temporary remedy, a potion that caused afflicted souls to resist being drawn away long enough to identify and expel the infected before they fully turned.{{CiteJournal\|journal=Wither Reduction Potion\|quote=As Imaru attempted to draw the souls from the bodies of people, they would drink this and then she found this meal much harder to digest.}} As the village fell regardless, priests of all faiths prayed together over the bones of the dead buried beneath the soil, erecting a multi-faith barrier that sealed Emberwood shut.{{CiteJournal\|journal=Priestly Journal\|quote=So we priests prayed together, a union of faith, to erect a barrier of belief to keep the withered villagers contained. Our prayers bound to the icons, and only together will the village be re-opened once more.}} To the east, the Wild Knights held their positions at the village gates before retreating into Silverthorn Keep and sealing themselves inside.{{CiteJournal\|journal=Skeletal Warrior\|quote=They stood at the gates to the village holding back the ravening horde. They walled themselves away in their keep until no one remains alive to guard it.}} Imaru's Tower shattered, and those who had dwelt near it were lost in the lake of grief that formed around it.{{CiteJournal\|journal=Mould-covered Journal\|quote=As for the tower, and those who dwelt beside it, it's shattered. The dragons' disciples lost in a great lake of sorrow and grief. Damned by their own devotion.}} None of these defences held. The Withering eventually claimed those inside the keep, and the defenders who had fought hardest against the undead became the undead themselves.{{CiteJournal\|journal=Skeletal Warrior\|quote=The tragic truth is that many of these people fought as hard as they could against the tide of undead... Yet, now, they are the monsters they fought so hard against.}}		As the village fell regardless, priests of all faiths prayed together over the bones of the dead buried beneath the soil, erecting a multi-faith barrier that sealed Emberwood shut.{{CiteJournal\|journal=Priestly Journal\|quote=So we priests prayed together, a union of faith, to erect a barrier of belief to keep the withered villagers contained. Our prayers bound to the icons, and only together will the village be re-opened once more.}} To the east, the Wild Knights held their positions at the village gates before retreating into Silverthorn Keep and sealing themselves inside.{{CiteJournal\|journal=Skeletal Warrior\|quote=They stood at the gates to the village holding back the ravening horde. They walled themselves away in their keep until no one remains alive to guard it.}} Imaru's Tower shattered, and those who had dwelt near it were lost in the lake of grief that formed around it.{{CiteJournal\|journal=Mould-covered Journal\|quote=As for the tower, and those who dwelt beside it, it's shattered. The dragons' disciples lost in a great lake of sorrow and grief. Damned by their own devotion.}} None of these defences held. The Withering eventually claimed those inside the keep, and the defenders who had fought hardest against the undead became the undead themselves.{{CiteJournal\|journal=Skeletal Warrior\|quote=The tragic truth is that many of these people fought as hard as they could against the tide of undead... Yet, now, they are the monsters they fought so hard against.}}

	Three curse seals, each containing a fragment of Ravanna's curse, were placed across the region in an attempt to provide a future means of challenging Imaru. The curse, which made Imaru powerful, also represented the only way to make her vulnerable, a challenger who gathered all three shards would carry enough of it to overcome her invulnerability.{{CiteJournal\|journal=Ravanna's Seventh Journal\|quote=The seals are in place, but I'm not sure what good they'll do. I have taken the essence of her curse and bound it to the plinths, in hope that someone stronger than me might yet claim them. Without the curse she's invulnerable, but the very same thing that makes her powerful, makes her weak.}} Dowdun Reach sealed all connecting pathways to Fellhollow and posted guards at their crypt as a warning system.{{CiteJournal\|journal=A Report on the Withering\|quote=It is our recommendation that all efforts are made to seal Dowdun Reach. All connecting pathways to the subcontinent of Fellhollow should be severed.}} For centuries afterward the region remained locked in this state, its dead unable to pass on and its souls endlessly consumed, while [[Dragonwilds:Death]] himself found his ability to reap souls in the region entirely blocked.{{CiteText\|source=Withering Heights - Death\|quote=The whole region is infected with a terrible withering. Some dread curse that untethers the soul and drags it to the river Noumenon without ever sailing upon it, preventing the dead from moving on.}}		Three curse seals, each containing a fragment of Ravanna's curse, were placed across the region in an attempt to provide a future means of challenging Imaru. The curse, which made Imaru powerful, also represented the only way to make her vulnerable, a challenger who gathered all three shards would carry enough of it to overcome her invulnerability.{{CiteJournal\|journal=Ravanna's Seventh Journal\|quote=The seals are in place, but I'm not sure what good they'll do. I have taken the essence of her curse and bound it to the plinths, in hope that someone stronger than me might yet claim them. Without the curse she's invulnerable, but the very same thing that makes her powerful, makes her weak.}} Dowdun Reach sealed all connecting pathways to Fellhollow and posted guards at their crypt as a warning system.{{CiteJournal\|journal=A Report on the Withering\|quote=It is our recommendation that all efforts are made to seal Dowdun Reach. All connecting pathways to the subcontinent of Fellhollow should be severed.}} For centuries afterward the region remained locked in this state, its dead unable to pass on and its souls endlessly consumed, while [[Dragonwilds:Death]] himself found his ability to reap souls in the region entirely blocked.{{CiteText\|source=Withering Heights - Death\|quote=The whole region is infected with a terrible withering. Some dread curse that untethers the soul and drags it to the river Noumenon without ever sailing upon it, preventing the dead from moving on.}}

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	=== [[Dragonwilds:Lake of Lost Souls]] ===		=== [[Dragonwilds:Lake of Lost Souls]] ===
	Is the north eastern part of Fellhollow. Its waters are drawn from pools corrupted by the ~~[https://runescape.wiki/w/River_Noumenon~~ River Noumenon], poisoned by Imaru's hunger and carrying the essence of the river of the dead within each drop.{{CiteJournal\|journal=Wither Water\|quote=Drawn from pools of wither-rot water, lakes and streams poisoned by the waters of the river Noumenon – the river of the dead. These waters have become corrupted by Imaru's hunger and each drop longs to devour one's soul.}}		Is the north eastern part of Fellhollow. Its waters are drawn from pools corrupted by the {{RSL\|River Noumenon}}, poisoned by Imaru's hunger and carrying the essence of the river of the dead within each drop.{{CiteJournal\|journal=Wither Water\|quote=Drawn from pools of wither-rot water, lakes and streams poisoned by the waters of the river Noumenon – the river of the dead. These waters have become corrupted by Imaru's hunger and each drop longs to devour one's soul.}}

	=== [[Dragonwilds:Dragon's Run]] ===		=== [[Dragonwilds:Dragon's Run]] ===

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	=== [[Dragonwilds:Lake of Lost Souls]] ===		=== [[Dragonwilds:Lake of Lost Souls]] ===
	Is the north eastern part of Fellhollow. Its waters are drawn from pools corrupted by the [~~[Dragonwilds~~:River Noumenon]], poisoned by Imaru's hunger and carrying the essence of the river of the dead within each drop.{{CiteJournal\|journal=Wither Water\|quote=Drawn from pools of wither-rot water, lakes and streams poisoned by the waters of the river Noumenon – the river of the dead. These waters have become corrupted by Imaru's hunger and each drop longs to devour one's soul.}}		Is the north eastern part of Fellhollow. Its waters are drawn from pools corrupted by the [https://runescape.wiki/w/River_Noumenon River Noumenon], poisoned by Imaru's hunger and carrying the essence of the river of the dead within each drop.{{CiteJournal\|journal=Wither Water\|quote=Drawn from pools of wither-rot water, lakes and streams poisoned by the waters of the river Noumenon – the river of the dead. These waters have become corrupted by Imaru's hunger and each drop longs to devour one's soul.}}

	=== [[Dragonwilds:Dragon's Run]] ===		=== [[Dragonwilds:Dragon's Run]] ===
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	* [[Dragonwilds:Iron Ore Node]]		* [[Dragonwilds:Iron Ore Node]]
	* [[Dragonwilds:Soul Stone]]		* [[Dragonwilds:Soul Stone]]
	* [[Dragonwilds:Blurite Ore Node]]
	* [[Dragonwilds:Stone Boulder]]		* [[Dragonwilds:Stone Boulder]]

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	=== [[Dragonwilds:Emberwood]] ===		=== [[Dragonwilds:Emberwood]] ===
	Is the most western part of Fellhollow, home to the village founded by the original settlers. Before the Withering, the region was a kaleidoscopic wonder of colour shaped by the ~~[[Dragonwilds:~~Anima Twist]], its streets filled with laughter and song while Imaru and Xikotal danced across the skies above.{{CiteJournal\|journal=Fellhollow Cape\|quote=Once, long ago, this land was beautiful. A myriad of colours danced in the breeze, the anima twist turning the region into a kaleidoscopic wonder. The now ruined streets were once filled with laughter, joy and song.}} The village is now sealed behind a prayer barrier erected by the priests of Emberwood at the height of the Withering, its icons binding the barrier in place and containing the withered villagers within.{{CiteJournal\|journal=Priestly Journal\|quote=So we priests prayed together, a union of faith, to erect a barrier of belief to keep the withered villagers contained. Our prayers bound to the icons, and only together will the village be re-opened once more.}}		Is the most western part of Fellhollow, home to the village founded by the original settlers. Before the Withering, the region was a kaleidoscopic wonder of colour shaped by the Anima Twist, its streets filled with laughter and song while Imaru and Xikotal danced across the skies above.{{CiteJournal\|journal=Fellhollow Cape\|quote=Once, long ago, this land was beautiful. A myriad of colours danced in the breeze, the anima twist turning the region into a kaleidoscopic wonder. The now ruined streets were once filled with laughter, joy and song.}} The village is now sealed behind a prayer barrier erected by the priests of Emberwood at the height of the Withering, its icons binding the barrier in place and containing the withered villagers within.{{CiteJournal\|journal=Priestly Journal\|quote=So we priests prayed together, a union of faith, to erect a barrier of belief to keep the withered villagers contained. Our prayers bound to the icons, and only together will the village be re-opened once more.}}

	=== [[Dragonwilds:Witchwillow Range]] ===		=== [[Dragonwilds:Witchwillow Range]] ===

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	{{Reflist}}		{{Reflist}}

			{{Fellhollow}}
	{{Ashenfall}}		{{Ashenfall}}
	[[Category:Ashenfall]]		[[Category:Ashenfall]]

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	==Journal==		==Journal==
	{{~~Journal entry\|~~		{{No journal}}
	''No ~~entry yet.''~~
	}}

	==Music==		==Music==

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	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.}}

	The Zamorakian priests of Emberwood developed a temporary remedy, a potion that caused afflicted souls to resist being drawn away long enough to identify and expel the infected before they fully turned.{{CiteJournal\|journal=Wither Reduction Potion\|quote=As Imaru attempted to draw the souls from the bodies of people, they would drink this and then she found this meal much harder to digest.}} As the village fell regardless, priests of all faiths prayed together over the bones of the dead buried beneath the soil, erecting a multi-faith barrier that sealed Emberwood shut.{{CiteJournal\|journal=Priestly Journal\|quote=So we priests prayed together, a union of faith, to erect a barrier of belief to keep the withered villagers contained. Our prayers bound to the icons, and only together will the village be re-opened once more.}} To the east, the Wild Knights held their positions at the village gates before retreating into Silverthorn Keep and sealing themselves inside.{{CiteJournal\|journal=Skeletal Warrior\|quote=They stood at the gates to the village holding back the ravening horde. They walled themselves away in their keep until no one remains alive to guard it.}} Imaru's Tower shattered, and those who had dwelt near it were lost in the lake of grief that formed around it.{{CiteJournal\|journal=Mould-covered Journal\|quote=As for the tower, and those who dwelt beside it, it's shattered. The dragons' disciples lost in a great lake of sorrow and grief. Damned by their own devotion.}} None of these defences held. The Withering eventually claimed those inside the keep, and the defenders who had fought hardest against the undead became the undead themselves.{{CiteJournal\|journal=Skeletal Warrior\|quote=The tragic truth is that many of these people fought as hard as they could against the tide of undead... Yet, now, they are the monsters they fought so hard against.}}		As the village fell regardless, priests of all faiths prayed together over the bones of the dead buried beneath the soil, erecting a multi-faith barrier that sealed Emberwood shut.{{CiteJournal\|journal=Priestly Journal\|quote=So we priests prayed together, a union of faith, to erect a barrier of belief to keep the withered villagers contained. Our prayers bound to the icons, and only together will the village be re-opened once more.}} To the east, the Wild Knights held their positions at the village gates before retreating into Silverthorn Keep and sealing themselves inside.{{CiteJournal\|journal=Skeletal Warrior\|quote=They stood at the gates to the village holding back the ravening horde. They walled themselves away in their keep until no one remains alive to guard it.}} Imaru's Tower shattered, and those who had dwelt near it were lost in the lake of grief that formed around it.{{CiteJournal\|journal=Mould-covered Journal\|quote=As for the tower, and those who dwelt beside it, it's shattered. The dragons' disciples lost in a great lake of sorrow and grief. Damned by their own devotion.}} None of these defences held. The Withering eventually claimed those inside the keep, and the defenders who had fought hardest against the undead became the undead themselves.{{CiteJournal\|journal=Skeletal Warrior\|quote=The tragic truth is that many of these people fought as hard as they could against the tide of undead... Yet, now, they are the monsters they fought so hard against.}}

	Three curse seals, each containing a fragment of Ravanna's curse, were placed across the region in an attempt to provide a future means of challenging Imaru. The curse, which made Imaru powerful, also represented the only way to make her vulnerable, a challenger who gathered all three shards would carry enough of it to overcome her invulnerability.{{CiteJournal\|journal=Ravanna's Seventh Journal\|quote=The seals are in place, but I'm not sure what good they'll do. I have taken the essence of her curse and bound it to the plinths, in hope that someone stronger than me might yet claim them. Without the curse she's invulnerable, but the very same thing that makes her powerful, makes her weak.}} Dowdun Reach sealed all connecting pathways to Fellhollow and posted guards at their crypt as a warning system.{{CiteJournal\|journal=A Report on the Withering\|quote=It is our recommendation that all efforts are made to seal Dowdun Reach. All connecting pathways to the subcontinent of Fellhollow should be severed.}} For centuries afterward the region remained locked in this state, its dead unable to pass on and its souls endlessly consumed, while [[Dragonwilds:Death]] himself found his ability to reap souls in the region entirely blocked.{{CiteText\|source=Withering Heights - Death\|quote=The whole region is infected with a terrible withering. Some dread curse that untethers the soul and drags it to the river Noumenon without ever sailing upon it, preventing the dead from moving on.}}		Three curse seals, each containing a fragment of Ravanna's curse, were placed across the region in an attempt to provide a future means of challenging Imaru. The curse, which made Imaru powerful, also represented the only way to make her vulnerable, a challenger who gathered all three shards would carry enough of it to overcome her invulnerability.{{CiteJournal\|journal=Ravanna's Seventh Journal\|quote=The seals are in place, but I'm not sure what good they'll do. I have taken the essence of her curse and bound it to the plinths, in hope that someone stronger than me might yet claim them. Without the curse she's invulnerable, but the very same thing that makes her powerful, makes her weak.}} Dowdun Reach sealed all connecting pathways to Fellhollow and posted guards at their crypt as a warning system.{{CiteJournal\|journal=A Report on the Withering\|quote=It is our recommendation that all efforts are made to seal Dowdun Reach. All connecting pathways to the subcontinent of Fellhollow should be severed.}} For centuries afterward the region remained locked in this state, its dead unable to pass on and its souls endlessly consumed, while [[Dragonwilds:Death]] himself found his ability to reap souls in the region entirely blocked.{{CiteText\|source=Withering Heights - Death\|quote=The whole region is infected with a terrible withering. Some dread curse that untethers the soul and drags it to the river Noumenon without ever sailing upon it, preventing the dead from moving on.}}