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Gutreal is located at 12 o'clock on the Face of Erwt, neighboring the Mangali grasslands to the west and the forested Weald to the east. Geologically, Gutreal is profoundly strange. It's one of the most geophysically unrealistic region on Erwt. The Oceanside coast is high granite cliffs, 10-100 meters high. Broken and irregular, the uneven shore is hazardous and prone to rockfall, as though the continent were a slow granite glacier sliding into the salty ocean. Gutreal slopes generally upward towards the Seaside coast, where the land ends precipitously at a 4000-meter vertical drop. The face of this Cliff (name?) is not entirely smooth, not entirely vertical, but from a distance it looks that way. The peaks are covered in ice, perpetually assaulted by punishing winds. From cracks at high a

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rdfs:comment	Gutreal is located at 12 o'clock on the Face of Erwt, neighboring the Mangali grasslands to the west and the forested Weald to the east. Geologically, Gutreal is profoundly strange. It's one of the most geophysically unrealistic region on Erwt. The Oceanside coast is high granite cliffs, 10-100 meters high. Broken and irregular, the uneven shore is hazardous and prone to rockfall, as though the continent were a slow granite glacier sliding into the salty ocean. Gutreal slopes generally upward towards the Seaside coast, where the land ends precipitously at a 4000-meter vertical drop. The face of this Cliff (name?) is not entirely smooth, not entirely vertical, but from a distance it looks that way. The peaks are covered in ice, perpetually assaulted by punishing winds. From cracks at high a
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abstract	Gutreal is located at 12 o'clock on the Face of Erwt, neighboring the Mangali grasslands to the west and the forested Weald to the east. Geologically, Gutreal is profoundly strange. It's one of the most geophysically unrealistic region on Erwt. The Oceanside coast is high granite cliffs, 10-100 meters high. Broken and irregular, the uneven shore is hazardous and prone to rockfall, as though the continent were a slow granite glacier sliding into the salty ocean. Gutreal slopes generally upward towards the Seaside coast, where the land ends precipitously at a 4000-meter vertical drop. The face of this Cliff (name?) is not entirely smooth, not entirely vertical, but from a distance it looks that way. The peaks are covered in ice, perpetually assaulted by punishing winds. From cracks at high altitudes, frozen waterfalls emerge, which thaw lower down and disappear into a fine mist long before they reach the sea. A unique ecology exists in the face, innumerable birds perching their nests precariously on outcroppings and in slight hollows, with cliffhanging reptiles and bizarre insects preying on bird and egg. Some plants and even trees manage to eke out a living here. The mix of species of plant and animal vary wildly by elevation, not that much is known about any of this (only the most dedicated wizards have the ability and interest necessary to visit the place!). It is said that some of the cracks go deep into the Mountains, but it is not known if the tunnels reach the surface. Some even say the tunnels go down, to another world altogether, but most likely they just end somewhere in the massive body of the mountain. Between the coasts, the Land is a harsh plateau, surrounded by and broken up by high mountain ranges. There are four plateaus: Rea is the highest and closest to the Sea, Gutwith and Rocliffe are oceanward of Rea, and Brocklye is lowest and on the Oceanside coast. The high ranges block westward moving rain clouds, and the eastern part of the Land (Gutwith) is a land of endlessly cascading streams and whitewater torrents. The western part (Rocliffe) is dry and desert-like like the Tibetan Plateau on Earth. Both have hot valleys and cold peaks.

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