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Many different landforms adorn this bleak plane. The vast '''Unsguul Mountains''' span the entirety of the northern section of the plane from east to west, and in fact loop back upon themselves. The narrow and undead-littered paths leading up through this mountain range may be confusing at times, and only one leads to the fortresses of the King and Prince of the Underworld. At the foothills of this range lie the Damienne Forest and Tenungick Swamp. | Many different landforms adorn this bleak plane. The vast '''Unsguul Mountains''' span the entirety of the northern section of the plane from east to west, and in fact loop back upon themselves. The narrow and undead-littered paths leading up through this mountain range may be confusing at times, and only one leads to the fortresses of the King and Prince of the Underworld. At the foothills of this range lie the Damienne Forest and Tenungick Swamp. | ||
===Damienne Forest=== | ===Damienne Forest=== | ||
The hollow '''Damienne Forest''' is one of petrified wood whose dead xylem and phloem have probably never felt the | The hollow '''Damienne Forest''' is one of petrified wood whose dead xylem and phloem have probably never felt the spark of life. The blighted, blasted landscape here appears as if a source on par with the Morning Star blasted it to dessicated trunks and scattered eaves, but in reality, such an energy source would be rare indeed, if not an impossibility in the apathetic landscape of the Underworld. As with the nearby Tenungick, the Damienne is devoid of structures of any sort, as those seem to cluster at the southern and northern extremities of the realm. To the north of the Damienne Forest is the Unsguul Mountain range, while to the east and west lies the Tenungick Swamp and to the south, the Shtlenii River. | ||
===Tenungick Swamp=== | ===Tenungick Swamp=== | ||