The general idea would be that the whole area is inpassable, but maybe there is a way in, just too small to be shown on such a map. Mountains often have very close gaps in them, that don't show on large scale maps.
Just go with what you need, do you really want your players to make it in.
Then, let them find a gap.
If not then, no gap...
The Northern Mountains: The Jerrigut Passage
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Sir Blayse
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Hey, BM...
Just remember, a pass that doesn't go anywhere is called a box canyon, so the name of "pass" implies it goes through.
Just remember, a pass that doesn't go anywhere is called a box canyon, so the name of "pass" implies it goes through.
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Cool...I've been FAQed... atleast twice!
.sig count to date: 2
"May your day be as eventful as you wish, and may your life only hurt as much as it has to." - Me...
Normality is Relative, Sanity is Conceptual, and I am neither.
pg 122 LOD:1 "Most of those survive because they find a hidden path through the mountains...." second collum first paragraph should give you an idea.
I just can't wait for LOD:3, more information on the Citadel
I just can't wait for LOD:3, more information on the Citadel
We may be through with the past, but the past is not through with us.
- the Book
another year come and gone without a PF release.
- the Book
another year come and gone without a PF release.