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*[[Hublandish barbarian]]s | *[[Hublandish barbarian]]s | ||
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*[[Lynx]]es | *[[Lynx]]es | ||
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| − | Of those, yeti, evil trolls, brigands and lynxes are always aggressive, moose are sometimes aggressive, and lynx and yeti pursue. | + | Of those, yeti, ice giants, evil trolls, brigands and lynxes are always aggressive, moose are sometimes aggressive, and lynx, ice giants and yeti pursue. |
The Counterweight Continent mountains lack human and troll npcs, and tharga beasts. | The Counterweight Continent mountains lack human and troll npcs, and tharga beasts. | ||
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==Adjoining terrains== | ==Adjoining terrains== | ||
| − | [[Evergreen forest]]s, [[deciduous forest]]s, [[mixed forest]]s, [[ | + | [[Evergreen forest]]s, [[deciduous forest]]s, [[mixed forest]]s, [[Uberwald forest]] [[rolling grassland]]s, [[moorland]]s, [[marshland]], and [[ice land]] can all be found next to mountains. Where the CWC mountains meet the sea, there is also [[seashore]] and [[sandy beach]]. The [[Hub]] is in the [[Ramtop mountains]]. |
==Special features== | ==Special features== | ||
| − | Most of the exits are climbing exits of varying steepness. | + | Most of the exits are [[climbing]] exits of varying steepness. |
[[Category:Terrains]] | [[Category:Terrains]] | ||
[[Category:Mountain terrains]] | [[Category:Mountain terrains]] | ||
Latest revision as of 18:02, 12 November 2013
| Mountains | |
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| Terrain information | |
| Areas | Ramtops, Counterweight Continent |
| Map symbol | ^ |
| Names | mountains, mountainous terrain |
| Aggressive npcs | evil trolls, yeti, brigands, lynxes, moose |
| Pursuing npcs | yeti, lynxes |
| Environmental hazards | extreme cold |
| Harvests | rocks |
The Ramtop mountains are these type of mountain, as are the mountain ranges in the Counterweight Continent.
Names
The short description of the room is "a mountain".
On the map, it is referred to as "mountains".
In the part of the long description of a terrain room that describes which terrains are nearby, it shows up as the specific name of the mountains when seen from the same terrain, and "mountainous terrain" or the specific name of the mountain when seen from a different terrain.
Climate
Note: The higher up you go, the colder it gets. Temperatures are for the foothills.
In the winter, temperatures range from at least ___ to ___ at night, and ___ to ___ during the day. The weather is ___.
In the spring, temperatures range from at least ___ to ___ at night, and ___ to ___ during the day. The weather is ___.
In the summer, temperatures range from at least ___ to ___ at night, and very cold to ___ during the day. The weather is ___.
In the autumn, temperatures range from at least ___ to ___ at night, and ___ to ___ during the day. The weather is ___.
Npcs
The following npcs are found in this terrain:
- Bears: white bears
- Brigands during the night, sometimes in small groups
- White foxes: dog foxes and vixens
- Evil trolls during the night (during the day they are inert boulders)
- Goats: mountain goats and groups with goatherds
- Hares
- Hublandish barbarians
- Ice Giants
- Lynxes
- Moose
- Mountain climbers
- Pebbles (trolls)
- Tharga beasts
- Yeti
Of those, yeti, ice giants, evil trolls, brigands and lynxes are always aggressive, moose are sometimes aggressive, and lynx, ice giants and yeti pursue.
The Counterweight Continent mountains lack human and troll npcs, and tharga beasts.
Harvests
You can get rocks here.
Adjoining terrains
Evergreen forests, deciduous forests, mixed forests, Uberwald forest rolling grasslands, moorlands, marshland, and ice land can all be found next to mountains. Where the CWC mountains meet the sea, there is also seashore and sandy beach. The Hub is in the Ramtop mountains.
Special features
Most of the exits are climbing exits of varying steepness.
