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| + | |image = EN-Place-Frost Crystal Passage.jpg | ||
| + | |marked = 1 | ||
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| + | |region = Frostcilff Mountains | ||
| + | |location = To the northwest of [[Enderal:Frostcliff Tavern|Frostcliff Tavern]] | ||
| + | |occupants = [[Enderal:Frost/Ice Elemental|Ice Elementals]], [[Enderal:Crystal Elemental|Crystal Elementals]], [[Enderal:Crystal Spectre|Crystal Spectres]] | ||
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A passage it may be, but safe it is not. Crystal Spectres and Elementals haunt this path through the Frostcliff Mountains. The surrounding flora is filled with a strange amethyst glow, perhaps influenced by the prolific crystal growth in the area. | A passage it may be, but safe it is not. Crystal Spectres and Elementals haunt this path through the Frostcliff Mountains. The surrounding flora is filled with a strange amethyst glow, perhaps influenced by the prolific crystal growth in the area. | ||
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Revision as of 12:16, 15 August 2017
Frost Crystal Passage
Marked
Yes
Zones
0
Dungeon
No
Region
Frostcilff Mountains
Occupants
Location
To the northwest of Frostcliff Tavern
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A passage it may be, but safe it is not. Crystal Spectres and Elementals haunt this path through the Frostcliff Mountains. The surrounding flora is filled with a strange amethyst glow, perhaps influenced by the prolific crystal growth in the area.
