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[[File:MapUmmahdi-LahWastes.jpg|thumb|300px|The Ummahdi-Lah Wastes rest in southeastern [[Danona]].]] | [[File:MapUmmahdi-LahWastes.jpg|thumb|300px|The Ummahdi-Lah Wastes rest in southeastern [[Danona]].]] | ||
| − | The Ummahdi-Lah Wastes rest in south-eastern [[Danona]]. Despite its proximity to the coast, it is one of the driest regions in the [[Danonan Deserts]]. The Ummahdi-Law Wastes are claimed by the Empire of [[Jhaadi Zhumzhur]], but in practice, they are rarely patrolled or visited by their orcish rulers from [[Tshaakha Dzhaaz]]. The wastes are well known among the orcs and others as a place of mystery and desert brigands. There are no oases or significant settlements in the region. | + | The Ummahdi-Lah Wastes rest in south-eastern [[Danona]]. Despite its proximity to the coast, it is one of the driest regions in the [[Danonan Deserts]]. The Ummahdi-Law Wastes are claimed by the Empire of [[Jhaadi Zhumzhur]], but in practice, they are rarely patrolled or visited by their orcish rulers from [[Tshaakha Dzhaaz]]. The wastes are well known among the orcs and others as a place of mystery and desert brigands. There are no oases or significant settlements in the region. Several legends recount that the lone monastic leaves into the desert to meditate and approach God, never to return. |
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The Ummahdi-Lah Wastes rest in southeastern Danona.
The Ummahdi-Lah Wastes rest in south-eastern Danona. Despite its proximity to the coast, it is one of the driest regions in the Danonan Deserts. The Ummahdi-Law Wastes are claimed by the Empire of Jhaadi Zhumzhur, but in practice, they are rarely patrolled or visited by their orcish rulers from Tshaakha Dzhaaz. The wastes are well known among the orcs and others as a place of mystery and desert brigands. There are no oases or significant settlements in the region. Several legends recount that the lone monastic leaves into the desert to meditate and approach God, never to return.
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