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'''Crudumpascor''' is a state of the [[Republic of Megatridimensional Order]]. It is located south of [[Telembria]] and east of [[Justicar]], lying on the edge of the [[Grim Ocean]]. Major cities in the state include [[Veruca Salt]] and [[Kosmaro]]. It is the home to [[Satan's Spire]] and most of the [[Trine River]]. It is also home to the [[Crudumpascor Swamps]], under which lies the ruins of the city of [[Novum]]. While Crudumpascor is generally a swampy, jungle climate, areas to the west are much more dry while varying altitudes of Satan's Spire commonly see colder temperatures, snow and ice. | '''Crudumpascor''' is a state of the [[Republic of Megatridimensional Order]]. It is located south of [[Telembria]] and east of [[Justicar]], lying on the edge of the [[Grim Ocean]]. Major cities in the state include [[Veruca Salt]] and [[Kosmaro]]. It is the home to [[Satan's Spire]] and most of the [[Trine River]]. It is also home to the [[Crudumpascor Swamps]], under which lies the ruins of the city of [[Novum]]. While Crudumpascor is generally a swampy, jungle climate, areas to the west are much more dry while varying altitudes of Satan's Spire commonly see colder temperatures, snow and ice. | ||
Revision as of 16:00, 18 June 2019
Crudumpascor is a state of the Republic of Megatridimensional Order. It is located south of Telembria and east of Justicar, lying on the edge of the Grim Ocean. Major cities in the state include Veruca Salt and Kosmaro. It is the home to Satan's Spire and most of the Trine River. It is also home to the Crudumpascor Swamps, under which lies the ruins of the city of Novum. While Crudumpascor is generally a swampy, jungle climate, areas to the west are much more dry while varying altitudes of Satan's Spire commonly see colder temperatures, snow and ice.
