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The '''Silvermine Mountains''' are mountains featuring a mine where prisoners of the [[Elves]] are send off to, to be put to work. It | The '''Silvermine Mountains''' are mountains featuring a mine where prisoners of the [[Elves]] are send off to, to be put to work. It was built on top of the divine being worshiped by the [[Cult_Of_Bones]]. A few members of the Cult Of Bones re-awakened the divine being in the [[Silvermine Mountains]] campaign, causing the mountain to cave in, killing many of those in the mountains at the time. | ||
== Notable Prisoners (Alive)== | == Notable Prisoners (Alive)== | ||
* [[Chimera]] [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y29I2E6SVOc] [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZRwke6SXgOg] | * [[Chimera]] [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y29I2E6SVOc] [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZRwke6SXgOg] | ||
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The Silvermine Mountains are mountains featuring a mine where prisoners of the Elves are send off to, to be put to work. It was built on top of the divine being worshiped by the Cult_Of_Bones. A few members of the Cult Of Bones re-awakened the divine being in the Silvermine Mountains campaign, causing the mountain to cave in, killing many of those in the mountains at the time.
Notable Prisoners (Alive)
- Chimera [1] [2]
- Philhipé
- Rebooc
- Rufio
- Cain
- Merci
- McCoy
- Octivias
- Rusty
- Margaret O'Malley
- Trusty Neconni
- Khn'n-Rell
- Ladyir (unknown)
- Margot (Margret)
- Steve (Bill, Margret)
- Rupert
Notable Prisoners (Dead)
Trivia
- Captain Merci hinted that the Silvermine Mountains may not simply be a prison, but also a Rehabilitation/Correction Center.
