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Laakmir is an offshoot of the [[found in::Ker'Leor]] mountain range west of [[found in::Therenborough]] that centers around a shallow freshwater lake. Due to its pristine beauty and therapeutic waters, the lake has always been the source of much folklore and legend, and some talks claim it was created by pure elemental power when the [[The Suur Pillar (book)|Suur Pillar]] fell to earth and created a large crater that was subsequently filled by water. Some modern researchers, however, advocate the most likely source was the collapse of an ancient volcano. Laakmir was named by gypsies in the area. |
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At the northern end of the area are a ''melted obelisk'' and small cave. |
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Latest revision as of 18:21, 11 October 2020
Laakmir is an offshoot of the Ker'Leor mountain range west of Therenborough that centers around a shallow freshwater lake. Due to its pristine beauty and therapeutic waters, the lake has always been the source of much folklore and legend, and some talks claim it was created by pure elemental power when the Suur Pillar fell to earth and created a large crater that was subsequently filled by water. Some modern researchers, however, advocate the most likely source was the collapse of an ancient volcano. Laakmir was named by gypsies in the area.
At the northern end of the area are a melted obelisk and small cave.