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The great barrier known as the Shade Mountains is the border between north and south. So wide is the range, that while the north end knows only cold and snow throughout the seasons, the south end that blends into the hillscape north of Tarloc has no snowfall in the summer. The heights of the mountains themselves are always covered in snow. The terrain is immensely harsh and difficult to navigate and travel through. If the wild beasts and monsters don’t fell the traveler, it will be the freezing cold, the thin air, the dangerous climbs or an avalanche.

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rdfs:label	Book of the Shade Mountains
rdfs:comment	The great barrier known as the Shade Mountains is the border between north and south. So wide is the range, that while the north end knows only cold and snow throughout the seasons, the south end that blends into the hillscape north of Tarloc has no snowfall in the summer. The heights of the mountains themselves are always covered in snow. The terrain is immensely harsh and difficult to navigate and travel through. If the wild beasts and monsters don’t fell the traveler, it will be the freezing cold, the thin air, the dangerous climbs or an avalanche.
dcterms:subject	Lore Books
abstract	The great barrier known as the Shade Mountains is the border between north and south. So wide is the range, that while the north end knows only cold and snow throughout the seasons, the south end that blends into the hillscape north of Tarloc has no snowfall in the summer. The heights of the mountains themselves are always covered in snow. The terrain is immensely harsh and difficult to navigate and travel through. If the wild beasts and monsters don’t fell the traveler, it will be the freezing cold, the thin air, the dangerous climbs or an avalanche. There are few places of note in this harsh region. Many caves and caverns run deep into the mountains, some even ending in the underworld called Neverlight. In the hills to the south, Tarloc owns a copper mine. Near there lies also an old abandoned asylum, which was once used to hold prisoners with arcane powers. At present, the inhabitants of the mountains include animals, ogres, goblins and kobolds. A notorious bandit clan has a hideout somewhere in the south end, but it is unclear where exactly. There are also stories of giants wandering the high ranges.

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