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Bleakridge is approximately 260 miles from north to south and 240 miles from east to west. The terrain is dominated by densely packed, rough hills that increase in elevation to the east, creating a bluff above the [[Wyldwash]] river valley that separates Oscillia from [[Viridia]] to the east. | |||
South of Bleakridge is the [[Jeweled Sea]], which contains the archipelago nation of [[Mercatia]]. North of Bleakridge is the southeast corner of [[Stonewall]] mountain ranges. West of Bleakridge are two more regions of Oscillia: Crimson Hills in the north and Thornholt in the south. | |||
In addition to dense hills, Bleakridge is spotted with small river valleys that lead into lakes. There are light woods through most of the hills, becoming more dense in the southwest, where the [[Bonewood Forest]] can be found. | |||
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Revision as of 23:40, 19 May 2025
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Overview
Bleakridge (Enchiridian) is named for being one of the highest elevations in Oscillia, as well as being among the most riddled with mass graves and ancient battlefields from Sindra's March. Lore about Bleakridge is relatively rare and incomplete, largely because it has not been explored to any significant degree in centuries.
History
Cosmology
Geography
Bleakridge is approximately 260 miles from north to south and 240 miles from east to west. The terrain is dominated by densely packed, rough hills that increase in elevation to the east, creating a bluff above the Wyldwash river valley that separates Oscillia from Viridia to the east.
South of Bleakridge is the Jeweled Sea, which contains the archipelago nation of Mercatia. North of Bleakridge is the southeast corner of Stonewall mountain ranges. West of Bleakridge are two more regions of Oscillia: Crimson Hills in the north and Thornholt in the south.
In addition to dense hills, Bleakridge is spotted with small river valleys that lead into lakes. There are light woods through most of the hills, becoming more dense in the southwest, where the Bonewood Forest can be found.