TheWanderingWizard wrote:Note to @JamesHunt : I don't really understand your frustration with me. 1. I never said Dominic came from the north. (I only said that the province he was in was the northernmost Human province, which means that the lands even more north are either Elvish, Dwarvish, etc). 2. I never stated that Gzomriflt is in the West. The only tome I actually mention the diredtion west is when I explain how the river Indonem flows into the Great Western Sea. And 3. I actually DID say that Gzomriflt is in the north, when the farmer told them (before they encounter Renalf or Jorgen) that Goblins settle in the north close to the ruins.
Thus you do not substantial evidence to prove your accusation.
The snowstorm that had been battering the northernmost Human kingdom, the Kingdom of Poranne (Also the capital's name), finally subsided as Dominic woke from his slumber. He had taken refuge under an overhanging cliff, his horse, Shadow, not bening able to travel any further throw the knee-deep snow.
They encountered various people on the road, most on the three day long journey to the capital Poranne.
They all continued onward for the rest of the day, constantly heading uphill and to the west, towards the Great Plains of Tommar, named after the greatest Elfking Tommar the Elder.
"See if you can find out where Kollek and Jorgen went," Dominic said, "I believe they went in a north-easternly direction."