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| − | The reaches of the Adamantine Mountains may not reach as high as the [[Jaggudorn Mountains|Jaggudorns]], but they surely cover a greater extent of the earth. So called for the reputed pockets of diamonds, the Adamantines are also tough places where [[Geddamin Giants|Geddamin tribes]] forge an existence considered something above savagery. [[Dragons]] too are purported to make their dens in the Adamantines despite the dragonhunts of the Geddamin who are often the prey as well as the predator. | + | [[File:AdamantineMountains_High.png|thumb|left|200px|The Adamantine Mountains vary widely in elevation. Not so high as the Jaggudorns, they are nonetheless high with many snow-capped peaks. Midjourney v6.]] |
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| + | The reaches of the Adamantine Mountains may not reach as high as the [[Jaggudorn Mountains|Jaggudorns]], but they surely cover a greater extent of the earth. So called for the reputed pockets of diamonds, the Adamantines are also tough places where [[Geddamin Giants|Geddamin tribes]] forge an existence considered something above savagery. [[Dragons]] too are purported to make their dens in the Adamantines despite the dragonhunts of the Geddamin who are often the prey as well as the predator. The western ranges were the ancestral home of the [[Zarajove]]ni. The Adamantine mountains constitute most of the watershed of the great [[Leh-Shelekhumbis River]]. | ||
[[File:AdamantineMountains_2750_001.jpg|thumb|300px|Map of the Adamantine Mountains]] | [[File:AdamantineMountains_2750_001.jpg|thumb|300px|Map of the Adamantine Mountains]] | ||
=Geographic Situation= | =Geographic Situation= | ||
| + | [[File:LehShelekhumbisRiver_CanyonSheduMouth.png|thumb|150px|The Leh-Shelekhumbis River flows through the [[Susurrant Desert]] and descending through the [[Canyon of the Shedu]] from the Adamantine Mountains. Midjourney v6.]] | ||
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The Adamantine Mountains lie south of the lands of [[Eloaria]], including the lands of [[Rhovania]], [[Rhovundy]], and [[Axophotia]]. The tongue of the [[Sea of a Thousand Curses]] brushes their far eastern slopes, while the desert winds of the [[Weshif]] sandblast its southern range. The waters of the [[Leh-Shelekhumbis River]] gather and flow from the midst of the Adamantines and empty by a circuitous route through the [[Sultanate of Beph-Themesh]] into the [[Bay of Elántuventh]] and the [[Memnosian Sea]]. | The Adamantine Mountains lie south of the lands of [[Eloaria]], including the lands of [[Rhovania]], [[Rhovundy]], and [[Axophotia]]. The tongue of the [[Sea of a Thousand Curses]] brushes their far eastern slopes, while the desert winds of the [[Weshif]] sandblast its southern range. The waters of the [[Leh-Shelekhumbis River]] gather and flow from the midst of the Adamantines and empty by a circuitous route through the [[Sultanate of Beph-Themesh]] into the [[Bay of Elántuventh]] and the [[Memnosian Sea]]. | ||
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=Interest= | =Interest= | ||
| − | Dwarven adventurers make a name for themselves, returning with booty of diamonds and other treasures, and as often are lost forever in the folds of the Adamantine Mountains or slain by fierce Geddamin giants. The Adamantine Geddamin have befriended their cousins in Gorcorumb, but are so disunited and quarrelsome that they fortunately have failed to become a single kingdom | + | Dwarven adventurers make a name for themselves, returning with booty of diamonds and other treasures, and as often are lost forever in the folds of the Adamantine Mountains or slain by fierce Geddamin giants. The Adamantine Geddamin have befriended their cousins in Gorcorumb, but are so disunited and quarrelsome that they fortunately have failed to become a single kingdom to the benefit of the human nations that ring these mountains. |
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| + | =Resources= | ||
| + | The Adamantines are famously rich in diamonds. The lower Adamantines are rich in copper, iron, tin, gold, and silver. The [[High Adamantine Mountains]] are rich in gold and tin. | ||
=See Also= | =See Also= | ||
Latest revision as of 04:02, 10 September 2024
The reaches of the Adamantine Mountains may not reach as high as the Jaggudorns, but they surely cover a greater extent of the earth. So called for the reputed pockets of diamonds, the Adamantines are also tough places where Geddamin tribes forge an existence considered something above savagery. Dragons too are purported to make their dens in the Adamantines despite the dragonhunts of the Geddamin who are often the prey as well as the predator. The western ranges were the ancestral home of the Zarajoveni. The Adamantine mountains constitute most of the watershed of the great Leh-Shelekhumbis River.
Geographic Situation
The Adamantine Mountains lie south of the lands of Eloaria, including the lands of Rhovania, Rhovundy, and Axophotia. The tongue of the Sea of a Thousand Curses brushes their far eastern slopes, while the desert winds of the Weshif sandblast its southern range. The waters of the Leh-Shelekhumbis River gather and flow from the midst of the Adamantines and empty by a circuitous route through the Sultanate of Beph-Themesh into the Bay of Elántuventh and the Memnosian Sea.
Climate
The Adamantines can be dry in the summer, but receive adequate rains in the winter and spring. The high sierras of the Adamantines are dusted with heavy snows in the mid winter that melts to fill the torrents of the upper Leh-Shelekhumbis River.
Interest
Dwarven adventurers make a name for themselves, returning with booty of diamonds and other treasures, and as often are lost forever in the folds of the Adamantine Mountains or slain by fierce Geddamin giants. The Adamantine Geddamin have befriended their cousins in Gorcorumb, but are so disunited and quarrelsome that they fortunately have failed to become a single kingdom to the benefit of the human nations that ring these mountains.
Resources
The Adamantines are famously rich in diamonds. The lower Adamantines are rich in copper, iron, tin, gold, and silver. The High Adamantine Mountains are rich in gold and tin.
See Also
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