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[[File:MapPundgadhPlateau.jpg|thumb|300px|The Pundgadh Plateau rests in the high [[Jaggudorns]]]] | [[File:MapPundgadhPlateau.jpg|thumb|300px|The Pundgadh Plateau rests in the high [[Jaggudorns]]]] | ||
| − | The Pundgadh Plateau rests in the high Jaggudorns and is sometimes part of the southern [[Colnorian Plateau]]. It has cool summers and cold winters. The [[Chaosflow River]] drains through the Pundgadh Plateau to the southeast. The [[Uglyami Plateau]] rests to the east. In ancient times, the [[West Sky Tribes]] migrated through the Pundgadh Plateau to [[Kasthavia]]. Today, the Pundgadh Plateau is used by local sky tribes to graze their [[gontha]] herds in late spring. | + | The Pundgadh Plateau rests in the high Jaggudorns and is sometimes part of the southern [[Colnorian Plateau]]. It has cool summers and cold winters. The [[Chaosflow River]] drains through the Pundgadh Plateau to the southeast. The [[Uglyami Plateau]] rests to the east. In ancient times, the [[West Sky Tribes]] migrated through the Pundgadh Plateau to [[Kasthavia]]. Today, the Pundgadh Plateau is used by local sky tribes to graze their [[gontha]] herds in late spring. It is prone to goblin raids from the [[Uglyami Plateau]]. |
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Latest revision as of 02:39, 25 October 2014
The Pundgadh Plateau rests in the high Jaggudorns
The Pundgadh Plateau rests in the high Jaggudorns and is sometimes part of the southern Colnorian Plateau. It has cool summers and cold winters. The Chaosflow River drains through the Pundgadh Plateau to the southeast. The Uglyami Plateau rests to the east. In ancient times, the West Sky Tribes migrated through the Pundgadh Plateau to Kasthavia. Today, the Pundgadh Plateau is used by local sky tribes to graze their gontha herds in late spring. It is prone to goblin raids from the Uglyami Plateau.
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