Ranger trail system

The Ranger Trail System is a complex route of ranger only trails which can cover vast distances in a short amount of time. To enter the trail system, a ranger must first SCOUT TRAIL in the room which a trail begins, then GO TRAIL.

An in game maps script can be found here.

See also: Trailmarker

Difficulty meanings: (these are an estimate, actual ranks needed can vary due to perception)

• Beginner - 55 Ranks of Scouting
• Easy - 85 Ranks of Scouting
• Intermediate - 105 Ranks of Scouting
• Advanced - 155 Ranks of Scouting
• Very Advanced - 175 Ranks of Scouting
• Expert - 255 Ranks of Scouting

Zoluren

Trail Number	Start Location	Start Map	End Location	End Map	Province	Difficulty	Room	Marker	Genie RM #
Z1	Crossing NE Gate	RanikMap7	Kaerna Village	RanikMap9	Zoluren	Beginner	[Northern Trade Road, Farmlands] Rich farmland surrounds the road on both sides. The fresh scent of the tilled soil rises all about you. Southward, the walls of a fair-sized city rise near the banks of a glistening river. A faint haze of smoke hovers over the town, blurring the outlines slightly. To the north, distant hills rear up against the grey-blue horizon. You also see an open crate, a stone pile and an onager.	You recognize the sign of the horned horse chiseled into the smooth surface of the brown fieldstone
Z2	Crossing NE Gate	RanikMap7	Haven Ferry	RanikMap14	Zoluren	Easy	[Northeast Wilds, Birder Lane] One of the gates of the Crossing lies before you to the northwest, and a steady stream of adventurers flows by. You notice a high proportion of wizards, grey-bearded and fierce-eyed, leaning on staves or muttering to themselves or their familiars. A small lizard barely escapes death underfoot, and you pay more attention to where you tread, lest you inadvertently do in some Mage's favorite pet.	Sinuous lines etched into the stone form the sign of the rolling wave.
Z3	Crossing NE Gate	RanikMap7	Dirge	RanikMap13	Zoluren	Easy	[Northern Trade Road, Farmlands] Open grassland mingles with small farmsteads as the wide road passes through a cut where a low hill rises. The road is edged with tall hedges, apparently to keep cattle from wandering into the orchards and vegetable plots you see beyond the heavy, guarding branches. Some distance to the south, you see the smoke and haze of a city of some size. Northwards, low hills rise against the sky.	Carved into a slender branch in the hedgerow is the sign of the broken mountain.
Z4	Crossing West Gate	RanikMap3	Knife Clan	RanikMap5a	Zoluren	Beginner	[Mycthengelde, Flatlands] The path winds through a thick grove of trees running north and south along the walls of The Crossing. The pleasant smell of flowers mixed with damp earth permeates the air, and birds sing cheerfully from their homes in the foliage. Directly south, the trees part to reveal a grassy expanse stretching towards a low series of hills.	Shallow lines scratched into the smooth bark of the beech form the sign of the upright dagger.
Z5	Crossing West Gate	RanikMap3	Wolf Clan	RanikMap5	Zoluren	Beginner	[Mycthengelde, Flatlands] Several constellations twinkle in the sky above as you travel the Mycthengelde.	You recognize the sign of a paw print etched with precision into the hard-packed earth.
Z6	Kaerna Village	RanikMap9	Crossing NE Gate	RanikMap7	Zoluren	Beginner	[Northern Trade Road, Open Grasslands] To the south the land turns a rough brown, shifting abruptly from plains to farming land	Two felenok pine sticks have been lashed together with rawhide to form an X
Z7	Kaerna Village	RanikMap9	Haven Ferry South Side	RanikMap14	Zoluren	Easy	[Northern Trade Road, Meadowlands] The forest to the south is thick and dark, a stark comparison to the open meadow around you. Short, springy grass grows in soft mounds over hillocks and hollows. Tiny white wildflowers peek out amongst the greenery, their petals open to accept the sunlight.	Unknown
Z8	Kaerna Village	RanikMap9	Dirge	RanikMap13	Zoluren	Easy	[Northern Trade Road, Kaerna Outskirts] There is almost a visible line drawn between the plains and the waystop of Kaerna, but it would appear that the thick grasses are winning out over the village's side-by-side buildings. Off to one side stands an abandoned militia shack, a silent casualty to the ongoing war between civilization and nature. You also see a weathered wooden sign.	The charred lines forming the sign of the broken mountain stand out against the pale wood.
Z9	Kaerna Village	RanikMap9	Knife Clan	RanikMap5a	Zoluren	Easy	[Northern Trade Road, Open Grasslands] Miles upon miles of uncivilized land lie before you, devoid of any sign of humanity. A shifting sea of brown, green, and tan grasses rises about you, rustling with the movement of the occasional bird or butterfly that dares to plunge down into the vegetation. A line of dark mountains rises to the north, shadowed and gloomy, they climb abruptly from the grasslands.	Wind and rain have smoothed the uneven lines forming the sign of the upright dagger
Z10	Kaerna Village	RanikMap9	Wolf Clan	RanikMap5	Zoluren	Unknown	[Kaerna Village, Near The Well] Meandering eastward from the village well, a grassy footpath follows a gentle decline away from the bustle of the Northern Trade road and through a small copse of oak and aspen trees. Wildflowers grow in abundant banks on either side of the path, their delicate blossoms evolving with the seasons in an endless, ever-changing cycle of color and fragrance. You also see an abandoned unremarkable cabin and the village well.	Unknown
Z11	Dirge	RanikMap13	Kaerna Village	RanikMap9	Zoluren	Easy	[Lava Fields, Valley] Fields of broken lava give way to a relatively open valley tucked between two gigantic rock outcrops. Almost mountains in themselves, the outcrops rise steeply from the valley floor. Nestled between them sits a small, drab-looking town. Buildings made of the same black rock as the mountains straggle across the tiny valley and back into the narrowing gorge behind it.	You recognize the sign of the horned horse chiseled into the smooth surface of the brown fieldstone
Z12	Dirge	RanikMap13	Haven Ferry South Side	RanikMap14	Zoluren	Easy	[Volcanic Ruins, Dirge] Cinders and debris crunch beneath your feet as a cold wind stirs the ashes into small dust devils that dance about you in a curiously mocking way. To the north, twin volcanic cones loom high into the sky. The small town tucked between their towering masses seems to huddle in on itself.	The beveled cuts of a chisel mark the sign of the rolling wave on the soot-smeared boulder.
Z13	Dirge	RanikMap13	Crossing NE Gate	RanikMap7	Zoluren	Easy	[Dirge, Hangman's Road] A narrow path of relatively smooth cinders and crushed stone ambles aimlessly among dead grey ash-heaps and piles of stone that once were houses. To the west and a bit north, a small hill rises, bleached white by the sun and the foul air until it resembles an exposed skull left unburied among the ruins.	Unknown
Z14	Knife Clan	RanikMap5a	Crossing West Gate	RanikMap3	Zoluren	Beginner	[Wilderness, Gully] An occasional glimpse of distant peaks can be caught through the leafy canopy to the north. The sounds of birdsong are muted, with only a faint melody breaking the silence. A dry streambed cuts across the forest floor, spanned by an old rope bridge that sways gently in the breeze.	Pale goblin bones tied together to form an X sway and spin in the breeze.
Z15	Knife Clan	RanikMap5a	Kaerna Village	RanikMap9	Zoluren	Unknown	[Wilderness, Sparse Forest] There is a rustling sound in the undergrowth beyond a fallen tree. Suddenly, up pops a squirrel. He climbs up on the tree, stares around for a bit, then starts licking and cleaning his fur, pausing only to sniff at a tree beetle crawling nearby.	A rust-stained dagger embedded into the tree is inscribed with the sign of the horned horse.
Z16	Knife Clan	RanikMap5a	Haven Ferry South Side	RanikMap14	Zoluren	Unknown	[Knife Clan, Woodlands] Ancient trees soar skyward here in the heart of the primeval forest. The mammoth trunks dwarf even the Gor'Tog hunters that frequent the glade in search of game. One blackened stump pays testament to the violent storms that sometimes frequent these lands.	A broken knife blade protruding from the thick stump is etched with the sign of the rolling wave.
Z17	Wolf Clan	RanikMap5	Kaerna Village	RanikMap9	Zoluren	Unknown	[Wildulf Woods, Dense Forest] Soft, damp masses of dead leaves carpet the ground, filling the air with a moist, unpleasant odor. Unsightly growths of a spongy, greenish-brown moss cover the trunks of many of the trees. You can hear the murmur of rippling water nearby. The carcass of a deer lays discarded on the ground. A large black bird is perched on the ribs, casually pecking at decaying remnants of flesh.	You recognize the sign of the horned horse chiseled into the smooth surface of the brown fieldstone
Z18	Wolf Clan	RanikMap5	Crossing West Gate	RanikMap3	Zoluren	Beginner	[Wildulf Woods, Dirt Road] A wide dirt road cuts through impenetrable walls of timber and dense brush. A sudden movement in the trees catches your eye, but when you turn to look, the forest stands still and silent. You cannot shake the uncomfortable feeling that you are being watched and judged. Several rough buildings stand at the southern end of the road.	Pale goblin bones tied together to form an X sway from the branches of a stunted sourwood tree to one side of the road.
Z19	Wolf Clan	RanikMap5	Haven Ferry South Side	RanikMap14	Zoluren	Easy	[Wolf Clan Home, Worn Path] As the path meanders from the road forest dense with undergrowth begins to take over. Animals scurry in the brush cracking leaves and small limbs, making an orchestra of sound more complex than any town. You also see a small clearing and a road.	Pale goblin bones tied together to form an X sway and spin in the breeze.
Z20	Crossing Ferry South Side	RanikMap60	Leth Deriel	RanikMap61	Zoluren	Beginner	[Southern Trade Route, Segoltha Plain] The shouts of traders, caravan drivers, soldiers of fortune, scoundrels, thieves, bards, and less unsavory travelers echo across the flood plain along the road here as it narrows. Everyone must jostle each other to pass. Occasionally, a full-blown caravan or war party thunders by, which causes all the foot traffic to leap to the side of the road and turns the shouting to swearing.	Etched with an artist's hand, the fluid cuts in the stone form the sign of the great tree.
Z21	Crossing Ferry South Side	RanikMap60	Gondola North Side	RanikMap62	Zoluren	Unknown	[Endrus Forest, Clearing] A thick, tangled wall of trees, underbrush and twining vines stands a respectful distance from the thick trunk of an ancient, and most peculiar, tree. Below your feet the moss-laden ground is even and free of debris and weeds. You also see a break in the dense foliage encroaching on the clearing.	A broad-tipped arrowhead lodged into the thick tree trunk is inscribed with the sign of the swift cloud.
Z22	Leth Deriel	RanikMap61	Gondola North Side	RanikMap62	Zoluren	Beginner	[Bosque Deriel, Whispering Woods] A grove of old trees has shot up above the common height of the surrounding forest. They shut out the sight of the sky by the gloom of their matted boughs. You feel there is a spirit in this place, so lofty is the wood, so lone the spot, so wondrous the thick, unbroken shade. Their entwined leaves rustle amid the gurgling of the stream that flows north into the hollow, from its source, the lake to the south.	Unknown
Z23	Leth Deriel	RanikMap61	Crossing Ferry South Side	RanikMap60	Zoluren	Beginner	[Bosque Deriel, Northern Reaches] The trees thin out a bit to the southeast, where the path leads to some kind of junction. The sounds of crowds and carts along the way echo from that direction, an uneasy interruption of the deep silent reverie that pervades Bosque Deriel.	Unknown
Z24	Ilaya Taipa	RanikMap111	Crossing Ferry South Side	RanikMap60	Zoluren	Unknown	[Old Crank's Road, Field] The dark soil is damper to the north where the road emerges from the marsh than it is to the south. The dryer earth has been cultivated with cotton -- in the spring the delicate plants push through the dirt, the early summer brings rich full-bodied plants heavy with pink blossoms and the late summer foreshadows winter as the boles of cotton burst open to give the appearance of a heavy snowfall held aloft by dark, leggy stalks.	The rusty surface of an old machete, buried amongst some rocks, is inscribed with the sign of the flat wave.
Z25	Ilaya Taipa	RanikMap111	Leth Deriel	RanikMap62	Zoluren	Unknown	[Old Crank's Road, Forest] Considerably drier than the lower lying points of the forest, the dirt road threading this section of land is firm and the ruts are less noticeable. The air has a fragrant tang from the pines and firs growing in profusion, and seasons of fallen leaves coating the path muffle the sounds of travel. Northeast, the ground seems to slope slightly upward.	Jagged knife marks make up the image of the great tree in the bark of a nearby fir.
Z26	Ilaya Taipa	RanikMap111	Gondola North Side	RanikMap62	Zoluren	Unknown	[Old Crank's Road, Forest] Leaves and debris fallen from the trees have done little to soak up the moisture from the soft, damp earth that composes the road. Heavily rutted, large puddles of muck fill the deep tracks sliced into the trail by passing wagons. A narrow ditch runs parallel to the path, but the water that drains into it is not enough to dry its surface.	A lone branch hanging from the alder tree bears the carved image of the swift cloud.
Z27	Gondola North Side	RanikMap62	Ilaya Taipa	RanikMap111	Zoluren	Unknown	[Foothills, Steep Path] The mountains begin reclaiming road here, their rocky mouths and jagged teeth piercing the passage with fang and claw. Even the very sky seems to betray the land, for water and wind erode the dirt of the route away, leaving patches of bare rock facing the lone sky, naked to plain sight.	Cut into the surface of a rough boulder is the faint image of a river boat.
Z28	Gondola North Side	RanikMap62	Leth Deriel	RanikMap61	Zoluren	Unknown	[Obsidian Pass, Mountain Trail] The walls of the pass press in on both sides, as if the trail were some sort of uninvited wound the rocks were trying to mend. You also see a narrow track entering a crack in the rocks.	Deep creases in the stone form the sign of the great tree.
Z29	Gondola North Side	RanikMap62	Crossing Ferry South Side	RanikMap60	Zoluren	Unknown	[Obsidian Pass, Mountain Trail] The lonely cry of an eagle echoes between the sides of the narrow pass, a haunting sound. Dark trees creep slowly up the mountainside in either direction, and further to the west the eternally white peak of Icespear Reach rises up majestically. Rubble and scree lie scattered across the trail.	Peeking from behind thick foliage is the sign of the flat wave formed of raised ridges.
Z30	Leth Deriel	RanikMap62	Ilaya Taipa	RanikMap62	Zoluren	Unknown	[Old Crank's Road, Forest] Veering away from the Southern Trade Route to travel northwesterly into the Bosque Deriel, this narrow roadway is little more than a rutted caravan track meandering beneath the great canopy of trees. Grey with age and leaning precariously, a weathered sign is wedged into a mound of stones near the edge of the track.	Branded onto one of the old weathered vanes is the image of a river boat.

Therengia

Trail Number	Start Location	Start Map	End Location	End Map	Province	Difficulty	Room	Marker	Genie RM #
T1	Haven Ferry South Side	RanikMap14	Knife Clan	RanikMap5a	Therengia to Zoluren	Unknown	[North Road, Farmlands] NIGHT-Long shadowy rows of vines stretch off to either side of the road like darkened corridors. A sweet smell drifts on the evening breeze from the ripe grapes hanging in thick bunches from the vines. You also see a large sign. DAY-Long rows of vines laden with bunches of ripe purple grapes grow over rows of wooden trellises lining both sides of the road. Here and there, brightly dressed Halfling workers wander through the vineyard, carefully picking and gathering the harvest. You also see a large sign.	The sign of the upright dagger is incised into the grainy skin of the sinuous vine.
T2	Haven Ferry South Side	RanikMap14	Crossing NE Gate	RanikMap7	Therengia to Zoluren	Easy	[North Road, Farmlands] A whitewashed wooden fence stands between you and a cool pond beckoning from beside the road. White linens hanging from a clothesline wave slowly in the breeze behind a nearby cottage, from which wafts the scent of freshly baking bread.	Broad brushstrokes of sooty black paint form an X.
T3	Haven Ferry South Side	RanikMap14	Wolf Clan	RanikMap5	Therengia to Zoluren	Unknown	[North Road, Farmlands] NIGHT-Empty wooden stalls line the road, and the grass is crushed in neat squares where tents stood during the day. DAY-Stalls, tents and carts line the road, bedecked with all manner of fresh produce for sale. Local farmers wander about hawking baskets of apples, cherries, cages full of squawking fowl, and a bedazzling variety of edibles. A festive spirit hangs in the air, and the sound of music and dancing rings out over the voices of haggling shopkeepers and hucksters pitching their wares.	A broken clay stew pot standing in the high weeds bears the sign of the paw print.
T4	Haven Ferry South Side	RanikMap14	Dirge	RanikMap13	Therengia to Zoluren	Easy	[North Road, Riverbank] A pungent smell rises from racks of salted fish standing like tattered skeletons against the evening sky. Thatched huts stand in a circle around you, their doors and windows locked against the evening gloom. You also see an abandoned fir-trimmed hovel, an abandoned mud brick hovel, an abandoned pine plank shanty, and an abandoned hut.	The deeply carved lines are splintered along the edges, but the sign of the broken mountain is still clearly visible.
T5	Haven Ferry South Side	RanikMap14	Kaerna Village	RanikMap9	Therengia to Zoluren	Easy	[North Road, Riverbank] This close to the river's edge, dry ground gives way to marshlands. A thick coat of bright green moss grows over many of the standing pools, and on the groups of elm trees rising from scattered muddy knolls. Waterfowl swim lazily on the ponds, diving under the water every now and again for a quick snack. The path runs atop a packed earth dike rising above the sodden ground.	You recognize the sign of the horned horse chiseled into the smooth surface of the brown fieldstone.
T6	Haven Ferry South Side	RanikMap14	Gwenalion Fens	RanikMap40a	Therengia	Very Advanced	[North Road, Farmlands] Local folk gather alongside a clear running stream, chatting merrily as they wash their clothes on the smooth stones lining the riverbank. A flock of geese floating regally in the water add their own honking comments to the gossip and chatter on the shore.	Painted in a dull green on the side of the stall is the sign of the fenberry bush.
T7	Haven north gate	RanikMap31	Haven east gate	RanikMap31	Therengia	Unknown	[Wildlands, Path] The pathway travels through open country of low brush and heather. The gleam of a river sparkles to the south beyond the nearby town of Riverhaven. An undulating plain dotted with small hills and clumps of forest stretches out to the east. Nearby, a curiously dense stand of woods arises. As sudden as a knife stroke, the trees begin, as if a line had been drawn to contain them.	Peeking through the thick brush is the sign of the eastern tower gate chiseled into a rough-edged cobble.
T8	Haven north gate	RanikMap31	Haven west gate	RanikMap30a	Therengia	Unknown	[Wildlands, Forest Edge] A narrow trail passes between two large and heavy trees as if beneath the gaze of stern sentinels. To the south, the land is open, only low shrubs and modest groups of woods scattered about. North, the forest rises, dense and compact, offering scant explanation for its origins.	Crudely carved into the tree's bark is the sign of the western tower gate.
T9	Haven east gate	RanikMap31	Haven north gate	RanikMap31	Therengia	Unknown	[Riverhaven Road, The Foothills] The road weaves through a gathering of large round boulders as it heads down into the plains which, judging from the number of burrow holes in the area, have become home for a family of ground squirrels. To the south, the road meanders its way up and through some small foothills. Although there can be little doubt that this route was well-traveled at one time, it shows only moderate signs of recent use.	Etched on the lichen-patched stone boulder is the sign of the noble gate.
T10	Haven east gate	RanikMap31	Zaulfung	RanikMap31	Therengia	Unknown	[Riverhaven Road, South Road] A grove of trees grows between the road and Riverhaven's defensive wall just to the west. A large tent is nestled within the grove. Several smaller tents have been added as extension to the back of the larger one, hiding in back of it like children peeking out from behind their mother. A tall guard tower looms above the treetops with a silhouetted figure pacing its perimeter, surveying the surrounding area with an ever watchful eye.	Burned into a half-buried piece of bone is the sign of the cypress tree.
T11	Zaulfung	RanikMap31	Haven east gate	RanikMap31	Therengia	Unknown	[Zaulfung, Marsh] The tangle of scrub to the north gives way to more open terrain here, where the vegetation is too thin to hold back the cold wind. A rough trail twists haphazardly northward, apparently the work of a half-mad boar or a drunken band of Gor'Tog rangers. You also see a trailmarker protruding from the boggy ground and a tiny frog.	Etched into a broken spear is the sign of the eastern tower gate.
T12	Haven west gate	RanikMap30a	Haven north gate	RanikMap32	Therengia	Unknown	[Riverhaven West Wilds, Meadow] Trampled grass creates a criss-cross pattern of narrow trails across the lush meadow. Here and there can be seen a bare spot of disturbed ground, small mounds of dirt piled next to narrow holes dug deep into the rich moist soil.	Scratched into the fieldstone's uneven surface is the sign of the noble gate.
T13	Haven west gate	RanikMap30a	Unyns	RanikMap34	Therengia	Unknown	[Mistwood Forest Road] Faded red bricks, once neatly laid in a herringbone pattern, now exist only as scraps of pavement heaved up and broken by years of neglect. Weeds grow through the crumbled mortar, obscuring the direction of the road. Wild roses climb in a high thicket along the northern side of the road to form a tangled mass of sweetly scented thorns.	The sign of the deer antler is scratched into the surface of the faded red brick.
T14	Unyns	RanikMap34	Haven west gate	RanikMap30a	Therengia	Unknown	[Mistwood Forest] Fallen logs, bark peeled away to reveal weathered grey wood beneath, are arranged in a semicircle around a rock-lined fire pit. The ashes are cold now, but wood piled between two saplings marks this as a frequent resting place for travelers.	A small circle of wood tied to the sapling is painted with the sign of the western tower gate.
T15	Langenfirth	RanikMap41	Therenbrough	RanikMap41	Therengia	Unknown	[North Road, Danduwen Forest] Hedges of primroses and sunny yellow cat's-ear edge the road, adding a festive and fragrant border to the towering trees. Occasionally, tiny brown woodmice dart out of the hedges, quickly grabbing seeds from the ground and scampering back into their flowery home. You also see an adult oak log.	Carved into the end grain of the oak log is the sign of the crested shield.
T16	Langenfirth	RanikMap41	Deer Trail	RanikMap34	Therengia	Unknown	[North Road, Danduwen Forest]	Expertly carved into the smooth surface of the river stone is the sign of the deer antler
T17	Deer Trail	RanikMap34	Rossman’s Landing	RanikMap34	Therengia	Unknown	[Mistwood Forest, Deer Trail] Leaves whisper in the wind, twisting to reveal their red-veined undersides. Quiet and peaceful, the serenity is belied by scraps of blood-stained fur caught on the rough bark of a tree trunk and the marks of claws in the damp loam of the forest floor.	Tied to a low branch is a small circle of wood painted with the sign of the gravestone and deer antler.
T18	Deer Trail	RanikMap34	Langenfirth	RanikMap41	Therengia	Unknown	[Mistwood Forest, Deer Trail] Moisture trickles down the face of a sandstone cliff, gathering in a shallow pool at the base. Year after year, such trickles wear away at the smooth surface, leaving behind striated chimneys carved out of the surrounding rock.	Red paint on the circle of mistwood marks the sign of the two-handed tankard.
T19	Narrow Trail	RanikMap34	Rossman’s Landing	RanikMap34	Therengia	Unknown	[Mistwood Forest, Narrow Trail]	Painted on a small circle of mistwood is the sign of the deer antler.
T20	Rossman’s Landing	RanikMap34	Gwenalion Fens	RanikMap40a	Therengia	Very Advanced	[Mistwood Forest, Northwest Road] Almost as wide as a Gor'Tog is tall, a lightning-blasted stump is all that remains of a once-mighty mistwood tree. The charred wood, crackled by heat, is split into jagged spikes that tower above the fallen branches. Blueberry bushes cluster around its base, thriving in the ashes. To the northwest, the forest gives way to fields of wheat and barley surrounding a palisaded wooden fort. You also see a tan lynx that is sleeping. Obvious paths: east, northwest.	Painted on the small circle of weathered mistwood is the sign of the fenberry bush.
T21	Rossman’s Landing	RanikMap34	Shepard’s Meadow	RanikMap34a	Therengia	Unknown	[Mistwood Forest, Forest's Edge] Soft-edged shadows pool beneath the low shrubs at the edge of the forest. The path winds back and forth as it traverses the thicket, obeying the instincts of generations of deer as they follow the sound of rushing water that heralds a nearby river to the south. Obvious paths: south, northwest.	Carved into the pale wood is the sign of the shepherd's crook.
T22	Shepard’s Meadow	RanikMap34	Rossman’s Landing	RanikMap34a	Therengia	Unknown	[Shepherd's Meadow, Grazing Land]	Crudely scratched into a smooth fieldstone is the sign of the deer antler and gravestone.
T23	Therenbrough	RanikMap41	Langenfirth	RanikMap41	Therengia	Unknown	[North Road, Farmlands] Tawny acres of birch trees and furlongs and picturesque crofter's cottages spread out across the land, forming an enchanting panorama of Therengian farmland.	Carefully chiseled into the weatherworn fieldstone is the sign of the two-handed tankard.
T24	Gwenalion Fens	RanikMap40a	Rossman’s Landing	RanikMap34	Therengia	Very Advanced	[Gwenalion Fens] A fallen log blocks the path to the south and forces travelers to skirt around the puddle at its base. Many years dead, its branches are chewed off, its trunk is split, and old char marks near a split limb hint at fire or lightning as a contributing factor in its demise. But life springs from death in the fens as in the forest, and graceful orchids and bromeliads have turned the fallen trunk into a nurse tree on which they feed. Obvious paths: north, southeast, southwest, northwest.	Angular lines deeply etched into the rock form the sign of the deer antler.
T25	Gwenalion Fens	RanikMap40a	Haven Ferry South Side	RanikMap14	Therengia	Unknown	[Gwenalion Fens] Wood chips litter the ground around a low stump. The surface is smooth and slightly curved, making a perfect seat on which to rest before continuing on the way, and the pile of broken sticks and snapped limbs tossed into the nearby underbrush suggests that a youngster just learning to carve wood has done just that.	The scratched lines form a rough image of a rolling wave.
T26	Rossman's Landing	RanikMap34	Deer Trail	RanikMap34	Therengia	Unknown	[Mistwood Forest, Narrow Trail] The road wends its way back and forth through the trees. Little more than a dirt track bordered by curseweed and other thorny shrubs, its rutted surface is shadowed by overhanging branches. The silence is broken from time to time by low growls or the chirping of unseen birds. You also see a dense rose thicket.	Carved into the pale wood is the sign of the shepherd's crook.

Ilithi

Trail Number	Start Location	Start Map	End Location	End Map	Province	Difficulty	Room	Marker	Genie RM #
I1	Gondola South Side	RanikMap64	Gilen Otso Steppes	RanikMap71	Ilithi	Unknown	[Obsidian Pass, Mountain Trail] The packed-down road that winds its way through the mountains glitters with chips of onyx that have been embedded in it, lending the pass its darkling name. The Spine Mountains stretch like an arched cat to the east and west. Said to be the only part of the World Dragon visible through the shell of the earth that encases the mythic creature, the little fable seems to be confounded by the fact that the mountain is clearly stone and earth, not scale and bone. You also see a wrecked catapult.	The sign of the standing horse is formed in deep relief on the surface of the ebony stone.
I2	Gondola South Side	RanikMap64	Western Road (gryphons)	RanikMap141	Ilithi to Forfedhdar	Unknown	[Obsidian Pass, The Edge of the Forest] The tall shadow of the Spine Mountains towers into the skies, casting a dark shroud over the area. Thin, green grasses and small wiry flowers eat away at the crumbling rock here at the base of the foothills. Their presence signifies the proximity of the forest's edge. You also see a switchbacked path leading into the mountains.	The sign of the mountain gorge is faintly visible on the post.
I3	Shard	RanikMap66	Gondola South Side	RanikMap64	Ilithi	Beginner	[Lake of Tears, East Gate Road] The expansive body of water that Shard is constructed over ripples as a slight breeze brushes over the lake, the cool calmness radiating from the serene cobalt surface almost hypnotic.	Sinuous ridges raised in the smooth surface of the stone form the sign of the swift cloud.
I4	Shard	RanikMap66	Gilen Otso Steppes	RanikMap71	Ilithi	Beginner	[Southern Trade Route, Road to Shard] Elegant rosewood trees line the roadside, their pale red leaves rustling as they slowly drift to the ground. To the south, the tips of a crystal city peek into view.	A small tile painted with the sign of the standing horse is bound with cord to a low branch.
I5	Gilen Otso Steppes	RanikMap71	Shard	RanikMap66	Ilithi	Beginner	[Gilen Otso Steppes, Game Trail] The trail fades into a narrow channel left by the course of a long-ago flash flood, though a network of tracks on the other side indicates that it continues. Nearly overgrown with a lush tangle of evening primrose bushes that fill the night with their intoxicating scent, the channel still bears the marks of the torrent that created it.	The sign of the tall spire is painted onto a thin clay tile bound to a branch of the bush with cord.
I6	Gilen Otso Steppes	RanikMap71	Gondola South Side	RanikMap64	Ilithi	Unknown	[Gilen Otso Steppes, Game Trail] Thick-spiked windfeather and mature bluestem create a nighttime mosaic worked in moonlight and shadows that stretches to the horizon, competing with the vastness of the sky. Occasionally, the joyful, raucous yips of coyotes can be heard as they hunt for field mice or create their particular and unique brand of trouble.	An arc of clay tile nestled in the grass is painted with the sign of the swift cloud.
I7	Blackthorn Canyon	RanikMap68b	Gilen Otso Steppes	RanikMap71	Ilithi	Unknown	[Blackthorn Canyon, Entrance] Broad arms of stone rise to either side, drawing the ancient road into the cool embrace of a dark canyon that wears a grey-green mantle of forested slopes and lacy snowcapped peaks.	Sinuous ridges rising from the granite surface form the sign of the standing horse.
I8	Gilen Otso Steppes	RanikMap71	Hibarnhvidar	RanikMap115	Ilithi	Unknown	[Gilen Otso Steppes, Game Trail] The tawny expanse of grasses is broken by the dark crowns of several oak trees nearby. Clumps of coyote mint thrust themselves up amongst the grasses, permeating the air with a sharp-sweet scent when crushed underfoot.	Partially hidden by the grass is the sign of a stocky miner.
I9	Gilen Otso Steppes	RanikMap71	Western Road (gryphons)	RanikMap141	Ilithi to Forfedhdar	Unknown	[Gilen Otso Steppes, Game Trail] Screens of grass part to allow passage but quickly close ranks again, as though reminding travelers that they are merely visitors in this place. Trilling through the bright air, the sonata of savannah sparrows and meadowlarks accompanies the sun as it stakes its claim on the prairie.	The grass almost conceals the sign of a mountain gorge.
I10	Gilen Otso Steppes	RanikMap71	Blackthorn Canyon	RanikMap68b	Ilithi	Unknown	[Gilen Otso Steppes, Game Trail] Ridges in the earth mark the place where water once flowed, and will likely flow again if rains are heavy. Thanks to the presence of a bare trace of silt left behind by the flood, ghostflowers inhabit the sides of the channel. The rounded, bushy plants are crowded with translucent, pale yellow blossoms in branched clusters.	The sign of the crenellated wall has been carefully painted on a thin clay tile.
I11	Shard	RanikMap70	Western Road (gryphons)	RanikMap141	Ilithi to Forfedhdar	Unknown	[Western Road, Foot of Wyvern Mountain] Chunks of rock and debris have fallen from the heights of the mountain to lie scattered haphazardly on the road. The air is dense with the scent of mosses and damp earth, and the sound of Wyvern's great waterfall rumbles all around. To the north, the Dragon Spine Mountains lurch in jagged silhouette against the skyline.	The deep cuts form the sign of a mountain gorge.
I12	Shard	RanikMap70	Ferry to Ain Ghazal	RanikMap115	Ilithi to Forfedhdar	Unknown	[Wyvern Trail, Narrow Path] Fields lie fallow and overgrown by weeds, the farms abandoned to time and the wind. With each step, a small cloud of dust rises into the air to hang there for a moment before dispersing.	The split river sign is clearly painted on the rusty blade.
I13	Gondola South Side	RanikMap64	Shard	RanikMap66	Ilithi	Unknown	[Obsidian Pass, Foothills] A wooded path winds its way through some low foothills on the edge of both forest and mountain. To the south stands the Forest of the Dragon's Breath, a place of much myth and legend. To the north, the Spine Mountains rise over the land, their jagged peaks tearing rents into the sky.	Raised lines in the otherwise smooth surface of the mica-flecked stone form the sign of the tall spire.
I14	Gondola South Side	RanikMap64	Blackthorn Canyon	RanikMap68b	Ilithi	Advanced	[Dragon's Spine, Mountain Foothills] The trail becomes spotty as it meanders its way along the rock strewn canyon beside a wide riverbed containing a tiny trickle of water. Sage and juniper cover backsides of steep tan sandstone hogback ridges that angle downward toward Shard. Underbrush rustles as tiny brown sparrows, blue-bellied lizards, and russet squirrels forage for food. You also see a switchbacked path snaking its way out of the mountains.	The sign of the crenellated wall is scratched onto one of the ridges of the sandstone.
I15	Blackthorn Canyon	RanikMap68b	Gondola	RanikMap64	Ilithi	Advanced	[Blackthorn Canyon, Entrance] Clusters of hardy scrub oak and pine struggle to grow through the uninterrupted shadows thrown across the thin soil of the canyon floor by the surrounding mountains. Each day life on the basin bottom fights to regain ground lost to the ravages of mining operations ages ago.	Etched onto an old miner's axe is the image of a swift cloud.

Qi Reshalia

Trail Number	Start Location	Start Map	End Location	End Map	Province	Difficulty	Room	Marker	Genie RM #
Q1	Ratha	RanikMap93	Old Fields Road	RanikMap94	Qi Reshalia	Unknown	[Reshalia Trade Road] The land near the city has been denuded of all vegetation save for weeds, and even the useful among their number have been rooted up and foraged into extermination. All that's left are some scrubby grasses and a few patches here and there of a particularly ugly creeper. An occasional insect creeps, hops or buzzes about its business, but even the bugs have largely sought more hospitable terrain.	The sign of the singing bluff is chiseled into a grey-veined brown fieldstone.
Q2	Old Fields Road	RanikMap94	Ratha	RanikMap92	Qi Reshalia	Unknown	[Old Fields Road, Low Hills] Tufts of grass grow around an old post. A comparative oasis in this barren area, the small patch of life only further underscores the bleakness of the landscape. The sullen volcano rises to the west and dominates the countryside with rumbles and belches.	Heavy lines burned into the sun-bleached wood form the sign of the gate of commons.
Q3	Ratha	RanikMap92	Abandoned Road (leucros)	RanikMap93	Qi Reshalia	Unknown	[Reshalia Trade Road, Farmland] The road runs close by the edge of the barley fields to the west. On the opposite side of the way the land resembles a rural garbage heap. The farmers apparently dumped stumps and boulders dug out of the fields across the road, and then continued dumping anything else they didn't want there in subsequent years. Beyond the narrow strip of rocks and refuse the land rises in a steep slope, a berm covered with grass and weeds and loose-looking rocks.	Deep lines etched into the rotting wood form the sign of the broken road.
Q4	Abandoned Road (leucros)	RanikMap93	Ratha	RanikMap92	Qi Reshalia	Unknown	[Abandoned Road, The Pit Edge] More a path than a road, the way circles the gap where the pit edge has crumbled away. The new face is almost vertical, eroded deeply and as yet untamed by plant or weather. The gravel miners far down in the pit seem to avoid the area just below the gap, perhaps from bitter experience.	Thin lines etched into the basalt form the sign of the gate of commons.
Q5	Gravel Pit (leucros)	RanikMap93	Roadblock	RanikMap93	Qi Reshalia	Unknown	[Reshalia Trade Road, Gravel Pit] The sounds of hard labor drift out of the gravel pit to one side of the road. The whacking of pickaxes, the scrape and crash of rock being loaded with shovels, the ringing of sledge hammers and the rattle of gravel in sorting screens all blend into a chaotic din that assaults the ears. The woods on the other side of the road are thin, with many stumps and few grown trees. The wooden scaffolding and sheds and lean-tos down in the pit show where the wood likely went to.	The lopsided sign of the one-legged seabird is artistically carved into the wood.
Q6	Roadblock	RanikMap93	Reshalia Trade Road (leucros)	RanikMap93	Qi Reshalia	Unknown	[Reshalia Trade Road, Woods] The grass shivers in waves on the ground as the breeze from the ocean passes over it. A ring of little brown-capped mushrooms is set in the shade of a tree, like a council room for tiny fae, gathered to discuss a coming moonlight dance or the flavor of this season's honeydew. You also see a tall oak tree.	The sign of the caravan wheel is burned into the bark of the branch.
Q7	Shadaer Jama Pass	RanikMap98	Geshiger (snow goblins)	RanikMap98b	Qi Reshalia	Unknown	[Aesry Surlaenis'a, Shadaer Jama] Dark basalt towers above, the natural walls of the selhin dava rising several thousand feet above the path. Brilliant white light shines from the Twin Sentinels of Aesry Surlaenis'a, guarding either side of the pass. A narrow dirt path runs through the pass.	Fluid lines etched into the black stone form the sign of the glacier.
Q8	Geshiger (snow goblins)	RanikMap98b	Shadaer Jama Pass	RanikMap98	Qi Reshalia	Unknown	[Aesry Surlaenis'a, Geshiger] The narrow passage to the south opens out into a large echoing cavern, with icy walls soaring into darkness. The soft brushing sound is that of falling particles of frozen mist -- it whispers as it touches the floor, the chunks of fallen rock, or your face.	Visible beneath a shifting layer of snow is the sign of the terraced road.
Q9	Aesry Docks	RanikMap98	Hart Hall	RanikMap98c	Qi Reshalia	Unknown	[Aesry Surlaenis'a, Shadaer] A few small boats are anchored away from the pier. The waters below are alive with scores of fish that come to feed off of the trash that is dumped into the harbor each night. The reek of decaying garbage rises from the water. You also see a wooden ladder.	The lines forming the sign of the standing buck are still visible on the eroded timber.
Q10	Hart Hall	RanikMap98c	Aesry Docks	RanikMap98	Qi Reshalia	Unknown	[Aesry Surlaenis'a, Wooded Path] Young aspens that quiver with each breeze grow in the space beneath the towering rowans. The smaller growth screens and shelters the area from the forest beyond, forming a natural sanctuary. You also see a pine log cabin.	The sign of the troubled wave is finely carved into the tree's tender bark.

Forfedhdar

Trail Number	Start Location	Start Map	End Location	End Map	Province	Difficulty	Room	Marker	Genie RM #
F1	Gear Gate	RanikMap141	Gondola South Side	RanikMap64	Forfedhdar to Ilithi	Unknown	[Seord Kerwaith, Crystalline Gorge] The frost-covered remnants of several broken crates rest in a heap along the back valley wall, their weather-worn surfaces painted with a faded blood-red insignia. Small patches of slowly shifting snow rest in wind-lashed drifts. Gentle wisps of white crystals dance across the ground with each errant breeze.	The crate bears the sign of the swift cloud.
F2	Ferry to Ain Ghazal	RanikMap115	Hibarnhvidar	RanikMap115	Forfedhdar	Unknown	[Haalikshal Highway, Himineldar Shel to Ain Ghazal] One might almost call traveling the Haalikshal Highway a pleasure, given the luxury of a good road, pastoral surroundings and views of majestic mountains. Why, even the scarecrows are distinctive, judging by the one erected some distance from the road.	The branded sign on the stake resembles a stocky miner.
F3	Ferry to Ain Ghazal	RanikMap115	Seord Kerwaith	RanikMap126	Forfedhdar	Unknown	[Haalikshal Highway, Himineldar Shel to Ain Ghazal] The road rises and falls over the hills that slope from the western mountains to the river landing. The evidence of Dwarven industry lies on every side, and not just farming or herding -- cultivated wood lots testify to a thriving logging business, and loaded ore wagons rumble from the mines to the forges of Hibarnhvidar.	The moss has been cleared in one spot to expose the sign of the white tipped peak.
F4	Ferry to Ain Ghazal	RanikMap115	Raven's Point	RanikMap126	Forfedhdar	Unknown	[Haalikshal Highway, Himineldar Shel to Ain Ghazal] Rugged terrain forces the road to sometimes hug a hillside or avoid an outcropping of rock. But the Dwarven penchant for straight lines is evident in the stone bridges that leap streams and the fills and cuts that smooth the way.	The trailmarker bears the image of a raven in flight.
F5	Hibarnhvidar	RanikMap115	Gilen Otso Steppes	RanikMap71	Forfedhdar to Ilithi	Unknown	[Haalikshal Highway, The Sky Road] The road lies along the side of the western range, passing from sight at times as it follows the contours of the hillside.	Clearly visible on the worn rock is the sign of a standing horse.
F6	Hibarnhvidar	RanikMap115	Mountain Giants	RanikMap125	Forfedhdar	Unknown	[Haalikshal Highway, The Sky Road] For a stretch of several hundred yards the road widens, taking advantage of a natural ledge. The area offers unobstructed views of the roadway for a good distance up and down the slope, and the level ground allows caravans or wagons going in opposite directions to pass in safety.	The image of a mountain trail is scratched into the shard.
F7	Hibarnhvidar	RanikMap115	Ferry to Ain Ghazal	RanikMap115	Forfedhdar	Unknown	[Haalikshal Highway, The Sky Road] A spate of water roars down the mountainside with deafening noise and drenching mist, rushing under a stone bridge that carries the road across its path. A high brick parapet on the side toward the cataract screens the roadbed from the worst of the spray.	The sign of the split river is faintly scratched on the bridge.
F8	Hibarnhvidar	RanikMap115	Raven's Point	RanikMap126	Forfedhdar	Unknown	[Haalikshal Highway, The Sky Road] Nearing the summit, the road traverses its steepest grade in its passage along the mountainside. A stone parapet lines the valley side of the roadway, giving warning and some protection against a misstep. Iron eyebolts have been driven into the cliff face, spaced about a furlong apart, for wagons that need to be secured while the team is changed or repairs are made.	Barely visible beside the eyebolt is a raven in flight.
F9	Mountain Giants	RanikMap125	Seord Kerwaith	RanikMap126	Forfedhdar	Unknown	[On the Mountainside, Stony Trail] Stones underfoot make traversing the trail precarious, as every step dislodges bits of rubble to send them skittering down the path. On one side of the trail, scrub and sturdy pines cling tenaciously to the boulders that jut out of the mountainside. On the other is air, though a fall here would deal little damage.	The white tipped peak is painted clearly on the slab.
F10	Mountain Giants	RanikMap125	Jeol'gelvmoraen	RanikMap127	Forfedhdar	Unknown	[Himineldar Shel, Trail's End] As the trail abruptly leaves the wooded area, a large cracked boulder almost completely blocks the path. In the distance, the winds and weather have left only the hardiest of pines and shrubs on this face of the mountain.	Carved into the boulder is the sign of the icy stalactite.
F11	Mountain Giants	RanikMap125	Hibarnhvidar	RanikMap115	Forfedhdar	Unknown	[On the Mountainside, The Crevice] Seismic force has sundered the mountain, splitting the summit to leave behind a vast crevasse. Pine trees, gnarled and stunted at this altitude, grow in scattered clumps with fallen trunks littering the area.	The branding on the trunk shows a stocky miner.
F12	Hibarnhvidar	RanikMap119	Boar Clan	RanikMap121	Forfedhdar	Unknown	[Hawstkaal Road, Chedik Bridge] Cresting above the thundering rapids, the bridge affords the traveler a panoramic vista of the entire region. To the north, the forests of northern Forfedhdar extend as far as the eye can see. Southward lies the great walled city of Hibarnhvidar, backed by the mountains rising in the distance. The river rushes onward to the west, where it empties into the many-armed Sawstwar Lake.	The sign of the charging boar is etched into the bridge wall.
F13	Boar Clan	RanikMap121	Black Goblins	RanikMap128	Forfedhdar	Unknown	[Boar Clan, A Narrow Dirt Road] Softwood trees make up much of the forest glade but there are also many hardwoods scattered throughout. Deep grunting sounds echo through the darkness from deeper in the glade.	The sign of the winding river is partially obscured by the grass.
F14	Boar Clan	RanikMap121	Clerics Guild	RanikMap129	Forfedhdar	Unknown	[Hawstkaal Road, Dense Forest] Situated at the peak of its steady, gradual climb from the Biiskbowr River, the land is relatively level here but begins to descend to the southeast. A ring of firs circles a small clearing, which houses a stone bench upon which weary travelers can rest.	On the rock beside the bench is the sign of the monastery.
F15	Boar Clan	RanikMap121	Hibarnhvidar	RanikMap119	Forfedhdar	Unknown	[Hawstkaal Road, Dense Forest] The evergreens flanking the thoroughfare are tall and straight with high crowns of thickly needled branches. Tight clusters of shiny-leaved azalea dot the understory amid sprawling groups of feathery fern.	Behind the fern is the sign of the stocky miner.
F16	Boar Clan	RanikMap121	Vela'Tohr Overlook	RanikMap136	Forfedhdar	Unknown	[Hawstkaal Road, Dense Forest] Long pine boughs reach down from above to brush the pates of the road's taller travelers. The wind plays in the branches and releases their clean, crisp scent. Occasionally, the trees' movement will liberate sap-sugared pinecones that fall to the ground with a dense "thud."	Branded on the pine bough is the sign of the snowy cliffs.
F17	Boar Clan	RanikMap121	Black Apes	RanikMap130	Forfedhdar	Unknown	[Hawstkaal Road, Dense Forest] Far from large cities or towns, animals in this forest have little fear of passersby. Here and there, one can see deer browsing shoots of grass unconcernedly or a hare twitching its nose in curiosity. A sound in the distance is more likely to be the growl of a prowling bear than a hammer striking an anvil.	The tree trunk shows the sign of a stand of trees.
F18	Hibarnhvidar	RanikMap119	Cleric Guild	RanikMap129	Forfedhdar	Unknown	[Hawstkaal Road, North River Bank] The impressive Chedik bridge spans the Segoltha to the south, rising in a sturdy granite arch above the rapids. To the north, the Dwarven-laid paving stones end abruptly, and the road becomes packed dirt, still navigable but more subject to the whims of nature.	The rock bears the sign of the monastery.
F19	Black Apes	RanikMap130	Boar Clan	RanikMap121	Forfedhdar	Unknown	[Paasvadh Forest, Understory] Spindly shoots adorned with only a pale leaf or two spring up from a low mound in the mulch. Whatever lay composting beneath the leaf-strewn mound is nourishing the next generation of the forest that will compete for a space in the canopy when an elder falls.	The charging boar is half visible under the rotting leaves.
F20	Black Goblins	RanikMap128	Boar Clan	RanikMap121	Forfedhdar	Unknown	[Hunter's Glade, Northern Tract] Cooler night winds sigh among the pine boughs, creating a sense of quiet solitude broken only by the sound of the boars that inhabit the forest. A loud grunting sound usually precedes their barreling heedlessly through the area, snapping thin saplings and turning up the smooth brown carpet of pine needles. Frequently, they stop to sharpen their tusks or just scratch themselves on the pines' rough bark, flaking chunks off and leaving the pale wood exposed.	Branded on the base of the pine is the sign of the charging boar.
F21	Vela'Tohr Overlook	RanikMap136	Blighted Tangle (Dryad)	RanikMap134	Forfedhdar	Unknown	[Hag's Crag, Vela'Tohr Overlook] Shattered pieces of granite, finely dusted with tiny flecks of crystal, are strewn along the ground and encased in thin films of ice. Occasionally, additional pieces careen down the mountainside, skittering to an abrupt halt to lie amidst the rocky debris that has accumulated.	Cut into the granite is the sign of the briar patch.
F22	Vela'Tohr Overlook	RanikMap136	Boar Clan	RanikMap121	Forfedhdar	Unknown	[Vela'Tohr Woods, Withered Foothills] Small rugged pebbles and sharp rock splinters scatter the area, runoff from the majestic mountain towering above. Random spots of green -- vegetation battling with the debris it's buried in -- offer muted color amidst the drab shards.	The chunk of debris bears the sign of the charging boar.
F23	Vela'Tohr Overlook	RanikMap136	Cleric Guild	RanikMap129	Forfedhdar	Unknown	[Vela'Tohr Woods, Withered Foothills] Clinging precariously to the stony ground, scrub pines sway and rustle in time with the fickle wind. Pebbles shift alarmingly underfoot and a few skitter over the edge of the ridge, a perilous reminder of rockslides. Stubborn ice glints dully from the shadowed clefts in the granite cliffs.	Painted at the base of the pine is the sign of the monastery.
F24	Vela'Tohr Overlook	RanikMap136	Hags Crag	RanikMap137	Forfedhdar	Unknown	[Vela'Tohr Woods, Withered Foothills] Bent and twisted by strong mountain winds, an ambitious copse of witchclaw trees struggles along the sloping rise. Huddled in solitude at the edge of the ridge overlooking the tangle, a scraggly pine draped with veils of crone's hair moss broods over its reflection in a dark pool.	Faintly carved on the broken bough is the sign of a mountain temple.
F25	Vela'Tohr Overlook	RanikMap136	Dark Burrows (Ogres)	RanikMap135	Forfedhdar	Unknown	[Vela'Tohr Overlook, Rocky Cliff] Horizontal cracks rive the rock face below, offering scant finger- and toeholds. The slope rising above this small ledge angles inward for a slightly easier climb. Crumbling stone and small pebbles trickle down the cliff, careening and echoing noisily as they make their rapid descent. The temperature begins to drop considerably in the higher altitude.	You notice a trailmarker cut into a crumbling stone.Cut into stone is a stylised jagged fissure.
F26	Cleric Guild	RanikMap129	Vela'Tohr Overlook	RanikMap136	Forfedhdar	Unknown	[Pilgrimage Trail, Overlook] The trees thin to the north, exposing a warm twinkle of lights indicating a small settlement down slope. Occasionally a small, rodent-like creature scurries out of the concealing vegetation beside the road to disappear into the thick grass on the other side.	The scratches on the stone form the sign of the snowy cliffs.
F27	Cleric Guild	RanikMap129	Hibarnhvidar	RanikMap119	Forfedhdar	Unknown	[Pilgrimage Trail, Vela'Tohr Valley] A faint orange glow rises above the dark wall from the torches and lamps of the buildings within. Chill breezes mutter through the dry grass, carrying a faintly disturbing scent of decay and ash.	Cut into the wall is the sign of the stocky miner.
F28	Cleric Guild	RanikMap129	Boar Clan	RanikMap121	Forfedhdar	Unknown	[Pilgrimage Trail, Vela'Tohr Valley] A high wall along the dirt road prevents goats from wandering into the monastery's fields. The intermittent, brisk snap of cloth fluttering in wind emanates from somewhere in the night off the west side of the track.	The charging boar is painted at the base of the wall.
F29	Dark Burrows (Ogres)	RanikMap135	Vela'Tohr Overlook	RanikMap136	Forfedhdar	Unknown	[Vela'Tohr Woods, Dark Burrows] Damp walls close in tightly, thin rivulets of water trickling and dripping into puddles on the stone floor. The rough granite has been partially smoothed into angular planes of chiseled rock. A flickering torch dimly illuminates the tunnel and provides evidence that this area is regularly traveled.	You notice a trailmarker chiseled into a piece of jagged granite.
F30	Blighted Tangle (Dryad)	RanikMap134	Vela'Tohr Overlook	RanikMap136	Forfedhdar	Unknown	[Vela'Tohr Woods, Blighted Tangle] Draped with tattered grey moss, the barren trees resemble skeletal black arms clad in the rotting remnants of winding sheets. Reaching through the icy fog shrouding the forest, the dense tangle of vegetation forms an impenetrable barrier blocking passage at nearly every turn.	Barely visible under the dropping moss is the sign of the snowy cliffs.
F31	Hags Crag	RanikMap137	Vela'Tohr Overlook	RanikMap136	Forfedhdar	Unknown	[Hag's Crag, Cliff Ledge] Nature's hand has carved out a steep escarpment that leads upwards. Wind-filled tempests and natural elements have eroded and shaped it lovingly -- a harsh testament to the power they wield.	Cut into the side of the eroded boulder is the sign of the snowy cliffs.
F32	Ferry to Ain Ghazal	RanikMap115	Shard	RanikMap70	Forfedhdar to Ilithi	Unknown	[Haalikshal Highway, Himineldar Shel to Ain Ghazal] The road moves among low hills, through a patchwork quilt of fields and wood lots. The cry of a boatman on the nearby river breaks the night silence from time to time.	A clear representation of a tall spire is painted on the smooth rock.
F33	Raven's Point	RanikMap126	Mountain Giants	RanikMap125	Forfedhdar	Unknown	[Seord Kerwaith, Walls of Raven's Point] The sweet aroma of pipe tobacco and rum drifts into the area from somewhere beyond the battle-scarred walls of Raven's Point, carried upon the bitter cold mountain air that swirls about the crystalline valley. Several rows of icicles cling to the sharpened peaks of the rough-cut walls, trembling slightly as the fur-clad guards stomp along their patrols with military precision.	The base of the wall bears a scratched representation of a mountain trail.
F34	Raven's Point	RanikMap126	Ferry to Ain Ghazal	RanikMap115	Forfedhdar	Unknown	[Seord Kerwaith, Walls of Raven's Point] Rough-cut wooden beams set firmly into the frozen ground mark the exterior of the outpost, forming an impenetrable barrier that sinks seamlessly into the black stone walls of the valley. The clanking thud of armored boots striking the battlements perched atop the walls of Raven's Point echo amongst the curling ice structures that line the valley floor.	The branding on the beam shows the sign of the split river.
F35	Raven's Point	RanikMap126	Hibarnhvidar	RanikMap115	Forfedhdar	Unknown	[Seord Kerwaith, Crystalline Gorge] The distant sound of chatter and the warm scent of fresh cooking sizzling on an open fire drifts over on the chill mountain air from somewhere behind the walls of Raven's Point to the south. A maze of curious ice formations fill the interior of the valley, casting tangled shadows upon the dark walls that enclose this sheltered black rock gorge.	Chiseled marks form an image of a stocky miner on the boulder.
F36	Raven's Point	RanikMap126	Seord Kerwaith	RanikMap126	Forfedhdar	Unknown	[Seord Kerwaith, Crystalline Gorge] The darkened walls that enclose the pass widen to give ample space for a small army to pass with room to spare. The black stone, covered in a semitransparent ice, glistens in the available light cast from the small portion of sky overhead. Every minute sound is magnified nearly tenfold as it reverberates off the thick walls, filling the barren pass with curious echoes.	A white tipped peak can be made out under the icy sheen.
F37	Seord Kerwaith	RanikMap126	Ferry to Ain Ghazal	RanikMap115	Forfedhdar	Unknown	[Seord Kerwaith, Mountainside] Tumbled blocks of shattered ice, snow, and fractured rock cover the mountainside trail in an unstable layer, evidence of a recent avalanche. Gigantic boulders, their surfaces scratched and gouged, speak of the violent nature of the slide. Barely visible in the darkness, tumbled blocks of shattered ice, snow, and fractured rock cover the mountainside trail in an unstable layer, evidence of a recent avalanche. Gigantic boulders, their surfaces scratched and gouged, speak of the violent nature of the slide.	Cut into the boulder is the sign of the split river.
F38	Seord Kerwaith	RanikMap126	Jeol'gelvmoraen	RanikMap127	Forfedhdar	Unknown	[Seord Kerwaith, Mountainside] Winding deeper into the mountains, the narrow trail is all but hidden in the snow-covered rock and scree. Periodically, the blowing snow lessens and the briefest glimpse of a stone structure can be seen rising between two peaks in the distance. Around each bend in the trail another towering mountain rises.	The trailmarker shows a stylised representation of an icy stalactite.
F39	Seord Kerwaith	RanikMap126	Raven's Point	RanikMap127	Forfedhdar	Unknown	[Seord Kerwaith, A High Promontory] Like the spine of a sleeping dragon, the high ridgeline twists and winds its way through the mountains. Fractured rock and stony spires rise into the sky, while fathomless chasms and fissures reach into the heart of the range. Rolling plains can be seen in the distance. Meandering between outcroppings and across deep channels, the small trail leads travelers across the promontory. The rockslides and avalanches common to this area are evidenced by frequent rumblings heard echoing across the mountains.	The rock shows an image of a raven in flight.
F40	Seord Kerwaith	RanikMap126	The Black Spire	RanikMap142?	Forfedhdar	Unknown	[Seord Kerwaith, Mountainside] Subjected to ferocious winds, this region of the mountain pass is nearly devoid of snow. Barren rock outcroppings, some covered with a thick layer of ice, lend an eerie sense of desolation to the landscape. Little survives the bitter temperatures and the infertile mountain soil is incapable of supporting all but the most primitive of life forms. Hidden between some of the larger boulders, small patches of snow struggle to maintain a foothold on the mountain.	On the side of the boulder is the sign of the black spire.
F41	Seord Kerwaith	RanikMap126	Mountain Giants	RanikMap125	Forfedhdar	Unknown	[Seord Kerwaith, A Narrow Ledge] Shattered buttes loom along the horizon, carved by the eroding effects of snow and ice over the centuries into gigantic fissures and chasms, forming small rocky minarets. The spiny pinnacles thrust up into the sky like ancient watch towers, guardians over an inhospitable land. High above, a natural stone bridge connects the mountain to a distant butte.	The sign of the mountain trail is cut into the stone.
F42	Seord Kerwaith	RanikMap126	Ice Cavern	RanikMap125	Forfedhdar	Unknown	[Seord Kerwaith, Mountainside] Raging winds assault the range of mountains on a continual basis, many of the highest peaks are hidden behind obscuring clouds of swirling ice crystals. Little survives in this frigid climate, the last vestiges of plant life suffocated long ago beneath a chilling blanket of snow. Animals once thrived in these mountains, but have since abandoned this inhospitable region for more temperate climes. Cold and heartless, the ancient mountains look down upon the weary traveler with disdain and contempt.	The scratched markings form the image of an ice-rimmed cave.
F43	Jeol'gelvmoraen	RanikMap127	Seord Kerwaith	RanikMap126	Forfedhdar	Unknown	[Jeol'gelvmoraen, Ice Grottos] Shifting beams of dancing sunlight filter in though a partially obstructed opening that splits the pinnacle of the ceiling, causing the surrounding walls to glisten like a freshly cut diamond. Snow-dusted icicles hang between the rough patches of stone that protrude from the foot of the gap, stretching down the faceted walls almost to the floor.	Painted on the wall is the sign of the white-tipped peak.
F44	Jeol'gelvmoraen	RanikMap127	Mountain Giants	RanikMap125	Forfedhdar	Unknown	[Jeol'gelvmoraen, Ice Grottos] Countless niches, cut into the otherwise smooth surface of the shimmering pale blue ice, reach up to the stalactite-lined ceiling. Several matted white pelts, each bearing large and unsightly stains, rest atop thick beds of straw and decayed plant matter that line the frozen floor of each niche. Small shards of white bone and tattered bits of armor have been neatly piled near a frozen basin dug into the ground, surrounded in a liberal dusting of fine black ash.	The corner of the pelt bears the sign of the mountain trail.
F45	Ice Cavern	RanikMap125	Seord Kerwaith	RanikMap126	Forfedhdar	Unknown	[Himineldar Shel, Ice Cavern] Claustrophobia easily affects those susceptible, as perspective in here is skewed: the floor slopes slightly upward while the ceiling seems to plunge suddenly, looming just above a Gor'Tog's head. Protrusions of thicker ice along the tunnel-like walls narrow the passageway further.	Chipped into the wall is the sign of the white-rimmed peak.
F46	Ice Cavern	RanikMap125	Mountain Giants	RanikMap125	Forfedhdar	Unknown	[Himineldar Shel, Ice Cavern] Slippery tunnels, narrowed by ice, seem to twist and turn in no ordered direction. A huge stalagmite forming here hampers progress even further. Slick deposits of lime and frost coat the floor so thickly that in places only the most agile can safely pass between it and the ceiling.	The rock set into a carved hollow in the stalagmite bears a painted image of a mountain trail.
F47	Mountain Giants	RanikMap125	Ice Cavern	RanikMap125	Forfedhdar	Unknown	[In the Crater, Communal Area] Clearly composed of broken pieces of caravans and wagons, a large, disorganized semicircle of debris occupies the center of the area. One oddly decorated caravan remains mostly intact, placed by itself beneath a small ledge. Darkened areas on the ground are in the cleared area inside the circle.	The image of an ice rimmed cave is clear on the wood.
F48	Mountain Giants	RanikMap125	The Black Spire	RanikMap142?	Forfedhdar	Unknown	[In the Crater, The Pit] Moving around a line of pine trees, the rise in the ground prevents falling into the deep pit that fills the whole area. A ledge overhangs the pit, allowing any available light to penetrate but still protecting it from weather. The only passable path seems to be to the northwest, as other ways are blocked by looming obstacles in the darkness.	The base of the boulder shows the sign of the black spire.
F49	Mountain Giants	RanikMap125	Raven's Point	RanikMap127	Forfedhdar	Unknown	[On the Mountainside, Stony Trail] Stones underfoot make traversing the trail precarious, as every step dislodges bits of rubble to bounce away into the darkness. On one side of the trail, scrub and sturdy pines cling tenaciously to the boulders that jut out from the mountainside. On the other is air, though a fall here would deal little damage.	Perched on the limb is a small polished wooden raven in flight.
F50	Gear Gate	RanikMap141	Gilen Otso Steppes	RanikMap71	Forfedhdar to Ilithi	Unknown	[Seord Kerwaith, Shadowed Copse] The densely packed trees tower above the winding path, their canopies growing together to cast shifting shadows along the rocky trail. The rustle of leaves trickles down from the lush treetops as flying squirrels leap from branch to branch, chattering noisily as they jump though the sea of green leaves.	Hanging from the branch is a rough wooden standing horse.
F51	Western Road (gryphons)	RanikMap141	Shard	RanikMap70	Forfedhdar to Ilithi	Unknown	[The Western Road, Foothills] Northward lies a heavily forested region cast in shade so deep it's hard to see more than a score of yards in that direction. To the south the forest is not so dense, although the trees and the ridges still limit the line of sight.	Burned into the limb is a representation of a tall spire.