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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Maldur" data-source="post: 1919419" data-attributes="member: 1357">A series of "argonaut" (LOTR) size statues (aka Huge).The statues are located along the green river, clearly ancient and all made in the same style.RiverholmImage of a warrior shielding the entrance of the harborHunterscampImage of a scout armed with longbow checking a track leading east. The statue is sheltered by several peaks and hills. The statue is heavily damagedSilverholmThe base of the hill is sculpted in the shape of coins. This leads al the way up to the keep it self. The color of the hillside at dawn shines silver, hence the name of the country. Stargaze islandOn the east end of the ilse a statue of an elf points at the postion of "kiliandur" the northstar.Dragons peakThe high peak in tis land is topped by a image of a dragon.Healersrest The statue of a man in meditation sits at the road upto the keep. Its base is rumoured to house a large sealed dungeon.The Hall of the AxeThe only statue that can be found in this keep is a giant statue of an axe resting against the outer wall.HammerholmThis country was beleived to have no statue. A few years ago part of a statue was found buried at about 10 meters depth. Only part of a hand weilding a hammer was found so far. Excavation is slowly continuing.SpiritholmThis is not really a baronie. But as the lands around the last astatue are filled with more spirits than usuall is is named the last barony. The statue here is a man fallen in battle. Shamans and spirit warriors (barbarians) have meetings here. As it is a very powerful spirit node.</blockquote>

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