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| + | The '''Rushing Hills''' was a series of rocky outcroppings that lay southeast of the city of [[Lheshayl]] in the [[Shining Plains]] in the [[Vilhon Reach]].<ref name="tVR-DMR-p47">{{Cite book/The Vilhon Reach/Dungeon Master's Reference|47}}</ref><ref name="tVR-PG-p18">{{Cite book/The Vilhon Reach/Player's Guide|18, 20, 21}}</ref> |
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| + | The Rushing Hills were a rough and rocky range, consisting of natural outcroppings of rock. These hindered planting in the area.<ref name="tVR-DMR-p47"/><ref name="tVR-PG-p18"/> |
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| + | The [[Krakk't]] tribe of [[thri-kreen]] made their home here, as well as in the plains to the southwest. The tribe only numbered about fifty or so members and was nomadic. The tribe was further split into three distinct packs, for which reason outsiders called them "tri-kreen". They hunted [[rabbit]]s, [[Plainsteed]]s, and other herd animals that entered their territory.<ref name="tVR-DMR-p47"/> They considered [[horse]] a delicacy. They rarely attacked travelers in the area, but the chances of an attack rose if there were [[elf|elves]] in the group<ref name="tVR-PG-p18"/> (as elf-meat was also a delicacy for thri-kreen).<ref name="MC-FRA">{{Cite book/Monstrous Compendium Volume Three Forgotten Realms Appendix (MC3)}}</ref> |
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| − | The [[Krakk't]] tribe of [[thri-kreen]] makes their home here. The tribe numbers about fifty or so and is nomatic. The tribe is further split into three distinct packs. |
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| + | The [[fire drake]]s of the [[Deepwing Mountains]] hunted for food in the Rushing Hills,<ref name="tVR-PG-p18"/> and occasionally attacked the thri-kreen there.<ref name="tVR-DMR-p47"/> |
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| − | The thri-kreen attack elves on sight, though the reason is unknown. |
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Latest revision as of 02:47, 15 January 2019
The Rushing Hills was a series of rocky outcroppings that lay southeast of the city of Lheshayl in the Shining Plains in the Vilhon Reach.[1][2]
Geography[]
The Rushing Hills were a rough and rocky range, consisting of natural outcroppings of rock. These hindered planting in the area.[1][2]
Inhabitants[]
The Krakk't tribe of thri-kreen made their home here, as well as in the plains to the southwest. The tribe only numbered about fifty or so members and was nomadic. The tribe was further split into three distinct packs, for which reason outsiders called them "tri-kreen". They hunted rabbits, Plainsteeds, and other herd animals that entered their territory.[1] They considered horse a delicacy. They rarely attacked travelers in the area, but the chances of an attack rose if there were elves in the group[2] (as elf-meat was also a delicacy for thri-kreen).[3]
The fire drakes of the Deepwing Mountains hunted for food in the Rushing Hills,[2] and occasionally attacked the thri-kreen there.[1]
History[]
Around 1360 DR, the folk of Lheshayl decided to try to drive the thri-kreen from the hills. They made sure no animals ever wandered into the tribes' hunting area. However, this tactic only drove the thri-kreen farther north and they attacked travelers on the road. This incident established the semi-official policy of driving some animals into the hills to keep the thri-kreen fed, so they did not prey on merchants journeying to Lheshayl.[1]
Rumors[]
Liches and other undead were said to live in the hills, and some in Lheshayl said the undead controlled the thri-kreen, but these tales were unconfirmed.[2]
Appendix[]
References[]
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 1.5 1.6 Jim Butler (1996). The Vilhon Reach (Dungeon Master's Guide). (TSR, Inc), p. 47. ISBN 0-7869-0400-3.
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 2.3 2.4 2.5 Jim Butler (1996). The Vilhon Reach (Player's Guide). (TSR, Inc), pp. 18, 20, 21. ISBN 0-7869-0400-3.
- ↑ David Cook, Steve Winter, and Jon Pickens (1989). Monstrous Compendium Volume Three Forgotten Realms Appendix (MC3). (TSR, Inc). ISBN 0-88038-769-6.
Connections[]
Alaghôn • Aphrunn Mountains • Centaur Bridge • Daroush • Gildenglade • Ironcloak • Jathrin's Jump • Lilit Pass • Morningstar Hollows • Mountains of the Alaoreum • Nonthal • The Orbrekh • Orsraun Mountains • Ravilar's Cloak • Xorhun
Chondath
Arrabar • The Chondalwood • Hlath • Iljak • Samra • Shamph
Sespech
Elbulder • Fort Arran • Golden Plains • Mimph • Naga Plains • The Nagaflow • Nagawater • Ormpetarr • Serpents' Holding
The Shining Plains
Assam • Cedarsproke • Deepwing Mountains • Gulthmere Forest • Lheshayl • Ormath • Rushing Hills • Urml • Wetwoods
Free cities
Cloven Mountains • The Deepwash • Elupar • Hlondeth • Lachom • Nimpeth • Nun • The Nunwood • Reth • Surkh • The Winterwood