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When Pharazia originally formed, four peninsulas jutted into the endless sandstorm along its northern side.<ref>[[Islands of Terror (Sourcebook)|Islands of Terror]], poster map</ref>  However, following the [[Great Upheaval]], only two peninsulas remained.<ref>[[Domains of Dread]], p.103</ref>  Pharazians call these land masses "The Horns", sometimes specifying either "The Four Horns" or "The Two Horns" as necessary.<ref>[[Quoth the Raven Issue 29]], "Secrets of Pharazia", p.193-194</ref>
When Pharazia originally formed, four peninsulas jutted into the endless sandstorm along its northern side.<ref>[[Islands of Terror (Sourcebook)|Islands of Terror]], poster map</ref>  However, following the [[Great Upheaval]], only two peninsulas remained.<ref>[[Domains of Dread]], p.103</ref>  Pharazians call these land masses "The Horns", sometimes specifying either "The Four Horns" or "The Two Horns" as necessary.<ref>[[Quoth the Raven Issue 29]], "[[Secrets of Pharazia]]", p.193-194</ref>
 
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{{spec|The map included in "[[Secrets of Pharazia]]"<ref>[[Quoth the Raven Issue 29]], "[[Secrets of Pharazia]]", p.195</ref> includes the [[Burning Citadel]] and [[The Wounded City]] on the western Horn, implying that [[al-Kathos]] occupies that region.}}


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Latest revision as of 12:00, 4 February 2023

When Pharazia originally formed, four peninsulas jutted into the endless sandstorm along its northern side.[1] However, following the Great Upheaval, only two peninsulas remained.[2] Pharazians call these land masses "The Horns", sometimes specifying either "The Four Horns" or "The Two Horns" as necessary.[3]


The map included in "Secrets of Pharazia"[4] includes the Burning Citadel and The Wounded City on the western Horn, implying that al-Kathos occupies that region.

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