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The Drekizugon is a cave within the [[Landmark:Sharpfang Mountains|Sharpfang Mountains]] that is believed by the [[Heritage:Fjallmenn|Fjallmenn]] to be the birthplace of [[Deity:Nalieth|Elduranda]]. It is a spacious cave that can only be reached by traversing large stones that happen to look like large stairs. Inside, the walls, ceiling, and floor of the cavern are shaped as if a giant egg once sat within, with all of them curved in a strange way. The ceiling contains impressions that resemble giant leathery wings, which are thought to have been left by Elduranda himself. | The Drekizugon is a cave within the [[Landmark:Sharpfang Mountains|Sharpfang Mountains]] that is believed by the [[Heritage:Fjallmenn|Fjallmenn]] to be the birthplace of [[Deity:Nalieth|Elduranda]]. It is a spacious cave that can only be reached by traversing large stones that happen to look like large stairs. Inside, the walls, ceiling, and floor of the cavern are shaped as if a giant egg once sat within, with all of them curved in a strange way. The ceiling contains impressions that resemble giant leathery wings, which are thought to have been left by Elduranda himself. | ||
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Drekizugon
The Drekizugon is a cave within the Sharpfang Mountains that is believed by the Fjallmenn to be the birthplace of Elduranda. It is a spacious cave that can only be reached by traversing large stones that happen to look like large stairs. Inside, the walls, ceiling, and floor of the cavern are shaped as if a giant egg once sat within, with all of them curved in a strange way. The ceiling contains impressions that resemble giant leathery wings, which are thought to have been left by Elduranda himself.
