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'''Chilcrest Forest''' is a forest on the north coast of [[Isonhound]], where the cold winds of [[Breme]] tend to cause frigid temperatures year round, and thick snow cover during the 4-year [[Quelmar Seasons|winters]]. |
'''Chilcrest Forest''' is a forest on the north coast of [[Isonhound]], where the cold winds of [[Breme]] tend to cause frigid temperatures year round, and thick [[snow]] cover during the 4-year [[Quelmar Seasons|winters]]. |
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== History == |
== History == |
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Every year a small migration of [[Lindwurm|Lindwurms]] approaches and nests in Chilcrest, causing disruptions to both any civilizations in the area, as well as the native populations in and around the forest. |
Every year a small migration of [[Lindwurm|Lindwurms]] approaches and nests in Chilcrest, causing disruptions to both any civilizations in the area, as well as the native populations in and around the forest. |
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Latest revision as of 06:35, 17 August 2024
Chilcrest Forest is a forest on the north coast of Isonhound, where the cold winds of Breme tend to cause frigid temperatures year round, and thick snow cover during the 4-year winters.
History[edit | edit source]
Every year a small migration of Lindwurms approaches and nests in Chilcrest, causing disruptions to both any civilizations in the area, as well as the native populations in and around the forest.
