A mountain range north of the Sweet Sea.
* It was raised by the North Oredanarans for their home.
* It was the home of the several inhuman entities which helped Shah Ammas.
* It forms the border between the CharUn and Rathorela
* The Black Mountain may have been here. Source: Entekosiad, The Fortunate Succession
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| - A mountain range north of the Sweet Sea.
* It was raised by the North Oredanarans for their home.
* It was the home of the several inhuman entities which helped Shah Ammas.
* It forms the border between the CharUn and Rathorela
* The Black Mountain may have been here. Source: Entekosiad, The Fortunate Succession
- The Grey Mountains, or the Ered Mithrin, were a large mountain range in Middle-earth located to the north of Rhovanion.
- The Grey Mountains effectively divide the Old World into two and provide the natural frontiers between the lands of The Empire to the northeast and Bretonnia to the southwest. The mountains are inhabited by Dwarfs, living in several scattered communities, the exact location of which the Dwarfs rarely divulge.
- The Grey Mountains were ruled by a kingdom of Dwarves, long ago, but the Dwarves were driven out by Scatha the Wyrm and other dragons. These mountains, according to legend, are where the Dragons who survived the War of Wrath came to dwell. The lower slopes and foothills of this area are covered in evergreen forests. Further up, mountains of stone covered in snow. It snows here instead of raining, but snow does not accumulate beneath around y=140. Orcs, Uruks, and Wargs of Mount Gundabad spawn here at night and can be encountered in any cave or structure.
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| - The Grey Mountains were ruled by a kingdom of Dwarves, long ago, but the Dwarves were driven out by Scatha the Wyrm and other dragons. These mountains, according to legend, are where the Dragons who survived the War of Wrath came to dwell. The lower slopes and foothills of this area are covered in evergreen forests. Further up, mountains of stone covered in snow. It snows here instead of raining, but snow does not accumulate beneath around y=140. Orcs, Uruks, and Wargs of Mount Gundabad spawn here at night and can be encountered in any cave or structure. Upon entering the Grey Mountains, the player earns the achievement "Here be Dragons?"
- A mountain range north of the Sweet Sea.
* It was raised by the North Oredanarans for their home.
* It was the home of the several inhuman entities which helped Shah Ammas.
* It forms the border between the CharUn and Rathorela
* The Black Mountain may have been here. Source: Entekosiad, The Fortunate Succession
- The Grey Mountains, or the Ered Mithrin, were a large mountain range in Middle-earth located to the north of Rhovanion.
- The Grey Mountains effectively divide the Old World into two and provide the natural frontiers between the lands of The Empire to the northeast and Bretonnia to the southwest. The mountains are inhabited by Dwarfs, living in several scattered communities, the exact location of which the Dwarfs rarely divulge.
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