Murkwood Mountain System - Revision history

Malaki59 at 03:55, 11 April 2026

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	\| borders = [[Great Plains]], [[Wilds]], [[Red River]]		\| borders = [[Great Plains]], [[Wilds]], [[Red River]]
	\| features = Murkwood Highlands, eastern slopes, interior valleys		\| features = [[Murkwood Highlands]], eastern slopes, interior valleys
	\| routes = Limited natural corridors; western descent toward the [[Red River]]; northern approach toward [[Tamaron Gap]]		\| routes = Limited natural corridors; western descent toward the [[Red River]]; northern approach toward [[Tamaron Gap]]

Malaki59: Malaki59 moved page Murkwood Highlands to Murkwood Mountain System

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Malaki59 moved page Murkwood Highlands to Murkwood Mountain System

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Malaki59 at 06:14, 26 March 2026

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	Unlike the exposed ridgelines of the [[Vidar Mountain System]], Murkwood is defined by continuous canopy cover, irregular terrain, and deeply incised valleys that obscure underlying structure.		Unlike the exposed ridgelines of the [[Vidar Mountain System]], Murkwood is defined by continuous canopy cover, irregular terrain, and deeply incised valleys that obscure underlying structure.

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	== Geographic Role ==		== Geographic Role ==
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	To the south, the system transitions into the [[Wilds]], where terrain becomes less structured and more chaotic.		To the south, the system transitions into the [[Wilds]], where terrain becomes less structured and more chaotic.

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	== Geology ==		== Geology ==
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	* Minimal exposed bedrock due to vegetation dominance		* Minimal exposed bedrock due to vegetation dominance

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	== Tectonics ==		== Tectonics ==
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	The region now experiences minimal tectonic uplift, with terrain shaped primarily by erosion and hydrological processes.		The region now experiences minimal tectonic uplift, with terrain shaped primarily by erosion and hydrological processes.

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	== Terrain ==		== Terrain ==
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	Unlike younger mountain systems, Murkwood lacks dominant peaks. Only occasional ridgelines rise above the canopy.		Unlike younger mountain systems, Murkwood lacks dominant peaks. Only occasional ridgelines rise above the canopy.

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	== Forest Integration ==		== Forest Integration ==
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	The forest does not sit on the mountains — it defines them.		The forest does not sit on the mountains — it defines them.

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	== Environmental Character ==		== Environmental Character ==
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	Movement through Murkwood is indirect and disorienting, with terrain and forest continuously obscuring orientation and distance.		Movement through Murkwood is indirect and disorienting, with terrain and forest continuously obscuring orientation and distance.

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	== Strategic Significance ==		== Strategic Significance ==
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	* A region favoring small-unit movement over large formations		* A region favoring small-unit movement over large formations

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	[[Category:Geography of Gondara]]		[[Category:Geography of Gondara]]
	[[Category:Mountain Systems]]		[[Category:Mountain Systems]]
	[[Category:Regions of Gondara]]		[[Category:Regions of Gondara]]

Malaki59 at 06:14, 26 March 2026

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	\| part_of = Primary eastern highland mass		\| part_of = Primary eastern highland mass

	\| ~~Length~~ = 1450 miles		\| length = 1450 miles
	\| ~~Width~~ = 915 miles		\| width = 915 miles
	\| area = ~296,000 sq mi		\| area = ~296,000 sq mi
	\| perimeter = ~2,812 miles		\| perimeter = ~2,812 miles

Malaki59 at 06:13, 26 March 2026

2026-03-26T06:13:51Z

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	\| part_of = Primary eastern highland mass		\| part_of = Primary eastern highland mass

			\| Length = 1450 miles
			\| Width = 915 miles
	\| area = ~296,000 sq mi		\| area = ~296,000 sq mi
	\| perimeter = ~2,812 miles		\| perimeter = ~2,812 miles

Malaki59 at 06:08, 26 March 2026

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	{{Infobox_Gondara_Geography		{{Infobox_Gondara_Geography
	\| name = Murkwood Mountain System		\| name = Murkwood Mountain System
	\| image = ~~MurkwoodMountainSystem~~.png\|300px\|center\|The Murkwood Mountains — Gondara’s ancient eastern forested highlands		\| image = Murkwoods.png\|300px\|center\|The Murkwood Mountains — Gondara’s ancient eastern forested highlands
	\| caption = The ancient forested highlands of eastern Gondara.		\| caption = The ancient forested highlands of eastern Gondara.
	\| type = Ancient folded mountain system (forested)		\| type = Ancient folded mountain system (forested)

Malaki59 at 06:08, 26 March 2026

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	{{~~DISPLAYTITLE:~~Murkwood Mountain System}}		{{Infobox_Gondara_Geography
			\| name = Murkwood Mountain System
			\| image = MurkwoodMountainSystem.png\|300px\|center\|The Murkwood Mountains — Gondara’s ancient eastern forested highlands
			\| caption = The ancient forested highlands of eastern Gondara.
			\| type = Ancient folded mountain system (forested)
			\| location = Eastern Gondara
			\| part_of = Primary eastern highland mass

	~~[[Main Page]] › [[Geography of Gondara]] › Murkwood Mountain System~~		\| area = ~296,000 sq mi
			\| perimeter = ~2,812 miles
			\| elevation = ~4,000–8,500 ft (avg)

	= Murkwood ~~Mountain System~~ =		\| borders = [[Great Plains]], [[Wilds]], [[Red River]]
			\| features = Murkwood Highlands, eastern slopes, interior valleys
			\| routes = Limited natural corridors; western descent toward the [[Red River]]; northern approach toward [[Tamaron Gap]]

	{\| ~~class~~=~~"infobox" style="width:300px; float:right;"~~		\| terrain = Ancient folded ridgelines, deep enclosed valleys, and continuous dense forest with very limited open ground.
	\|-		\| climate = Traps moisture, generates frequent fog, and produces low-visibility conditions across valleys and slopes.
	~~! colspan~~=~~"2" style="text~~-~~align:center; font-size:120%;" \| Murkwood Mountain System~~		\| strategic = Severely restricts east–west movement, conceals terrain structure, and forms Gondara’s primary eastern highland barrier.
	\|-		}}
	~~\| colspan="2" style="text-align:center;" \| [[File:Murkwoods~~.~~png\|300px]]~~
	\|-		{{Breadcrumb
	\| ~~colspan~~=~~"2" style="text-align:center; font-style:italic;" \| The ancient forested highlands of~~ eastern ~~Gondara~~.		\|1=Main Page
	\|-		\|2=Geography of Gondara
	~~! colspan="2" \| Core Data~~		\|2label=Geography
	\|-		\|3=Murkwood Mountain System
	~~\| Type \|\| Ancient folded mountain system (forested)~~		}}
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	~~\| Location \|\| Eastern Gondara~~
	\|-
	~~\| Part of \|\| Primary eastern highland mass~~
	\|-
	~~! colspan~~=~~"2" \| Dimensions~~
	\|-
	~~\| Area \|\| ~296,000 sq mi~~
	\|-
	~~\| Perimeter \|\| ~~~2~~,812 miles~~
	\|-
	~~\| Elevation \|\| ~4,000–8,500 ft (avg)~~
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	~~! colspan~~=~~"2" \|~~ Geography
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	~~\| Borders \|\| [[Great Plains]], [[Wilds]], [[Red River]]~~
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	~~\| Notable Features \|\|~~ Murkwood ~~Highlands, eastern coastal slopes, interior valleys~~
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	~~! colspan="2" \| Characteristics~~
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	~~\| Terrain \|\| Folded ridgelines, enclosed valleys, continuous canopy~~
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	~~\| Climate Influence \|\| Traps moisture, generates persistent fog and low visibility~~
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	~~\| Strategic Value \|\| Natural barrier; severely restricts east–west movement~~
	\|}

	The '''Murkwood Mountain System''' forms Gondara’s primary eastern highland mass, consisting of an extensive region of ancient folded mountains fully enveloped in dense forest. Covering approximately 296,000 square miles, it represents one of the largest continuous forested mountain environments on the continent.		The '''Murkwood Mountain System''' forms Gondara’s primary eastern highland mass, consisting of an extensive region of ancient folded mountains fully enveloped in dense forest. Covering approximately 296,000 square miles, it represents one of the largest continuous forested mountain environments on the continent.

Malaki59 at 06:03, 26 March 2026

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	! colspan="2" style="text-align:center; font-size:120%;" \| Murkwood Mountain System		! colspan="2" style="text-align:center; font-size:120%;" \| Murkwood Mountain System
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	\| colspan="2" style="text-align:center;" \| [[File:~~Murkwood~~.png\|300px]]		\| colspan="2" style="text-align:center;" \| [[File:Murkwoods.png\|300px]]
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	\| colspan="2" style="text-align:center; font-style:italic;" \| The ancient forested highlands of eastern Gondara.		\| colspan="2" style="text-align:center; font-style:italic;" \| The ancient forested highlands of eastern Gondara.

Malaki59 at 06:01, 26 March 2026

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Malaki59 at 05:57, 26 March 2026

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