Post by Briena_Skysong on Jun 22, 2012 18:15:33 GMT -5
Located up the top of a grand cliff in the wilderness area of The Elven Kingdom, these falls are a glorious height of six hundred and thirty nine feet. Spanning thirty feet in width, this water feature tumbled gracefully over the edge the Irelael Cliffs. Far below, the base of the falls cascade over a plinth like formation of stone, and into the small lake below.
The falls hide a cave entrance at the base, and deep within the cave, tunnels and passages branch off in all direction, and some still go unexplored even today. They hide many wonders and mysteries, and some have intricate carvings rather like our worlds Caveman drawings.
These depict many things; well detailed love stories, battle honors, and great adventures, or even a mere headcount of sheep, perhaps left by some villager long ago sheltering his flock from a rainstorm outside.
Up top the river that becomes Irelael Falls meanders east and northward, spanning off into small streams and ponds. A mile up the river sits an Elven village, with children chasing sheep, or gathering around a visiting Bard to listen in rapt attention to tales of greatness and glory. Irelael Village holds a population of forty people.
The falls hide a cave entrance at the base, and deep within the cave, tunnels and passages branch off in all direction, and some still go unexplored even today. They hide many wonders and mysteries, and some have intricate carvings rather like our worlds Caveman drawings.
These depict many things; well detailed love stories, battle honors, and great adventures, or even a mere headcount of sheep, perhaps left by some villager long ago sheltering his flock from a rainstorm outside.
Up top the river that becomes Irelael Falls meanders east and northward, spanning off into small streams and ponds. A mile up the river sits an Elven village, with children chasing sheep, or gathering around a visiting Bard to listen in rapt attention to tales of greatness and glory. Irelael Village holds a population of forty people.