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Gnollwatch Mountains

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The Gnollwatch Mountains are a medium small mountain range that runs east to west through Dambrath for approximately 700 miles. The range eventually declines and becomes the Hills of Dead Kings in the east. The Gnollwatch are not impressive peaks because of the Muaraghal Mountains to the west but have several moderate peaks over 9000 feet and Mount Hazail is the tallest peak at 11,500 feet. The mountains are not particularly sharp, as the peaks have been worn down with the passage of time.

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Gnolls

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Gnollwatch Mountains

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A map of the Gnollwatch Mountains

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Dambrath, the Shining South

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The Gnollwatch Mountains are a medium small mountain range that runs east to west through Dambrath for approximately 700 miles. The range eventually declines and becomes the Hills of Dead Kings in the east. The Gnollwatch are not impressive peaks because of the Muaraghal Mountains to the west but have several moderate peaks over 9000 feet and Mount Hazail is the tallest peak at 11,500 feet. The mountains are not particularly sharp, as the peaks have been worn down with the passage of time.