Toron Mountains

The Toron Mountain Range hugs the western coast of Vespis and extends from the northern most reaches of the continent down to the Danakels, some maps show the ridge extending all the way down into Shonash Peaks and ending at the Crimson Ridge.

Geography
The east slope of the mountains are brutally arid, consisting of stepp plateau and high plain the falls into the Kalahese desert, the west slope is wet grassland with rain consistantly blowing in from the Cerulic Oceanic winds. The Mountains are formed from the subduction of the Cerulic Plate with the Vespis plate which gives the mountains many unique rock veins and quartz deposits. As well as some degree of Volcanism.

Settlements
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