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| − | A region to the east of [[Bogoland]], and the driest of all regions on [[First Plane|Dwaia]]. It's dominated by advanced high-level [[Earth (element)|Earth]]-based creatures, including [[Sneghen]] and high-energy Bogos. This includes [[Triple Bogo|Triple Bogos]], [[Boglord|Boglords]], and [[Octobog|Octobogs]]. The area was once thought to be a strangely-humid swamp region. However | + | A region to the east of [[Bogoland]], and the driest of all regions on [[First Plane|Dwaia]]. It's dominated by advanced high-level [[Earth (element)|Earth]]-based creatures, including [[Sneghen]] and high-energy Bogos. This includes [[Triple Bogo|Triple Bogos]], [[Boglord|Boglords]], and [[Octobog|Octobogs]]. The area was once thought to be a strangely-humid swamp region. However the currently accepted theory is that, in fact, the ground here is pummeled to a pseudo-fluid state by the intense sound energy of all the bogs' screaming. This is via a process of soil liquefaction. This extreme sound energy would annihilate most anything not composed of Earth and would explain why there is, as of yet, not a single first-hand account of the Deep Bogh environment. |
Revision as of 08:52, 3 January 2020
| The Deep Bogh | |
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| Element | Te |
| Level | 90-99 |
| Inhabitants | Greater Bogos |
| Population | 15000 |
A region to the east of Bogoland, and the driest of all regions on Dwaia. It's dominated by advanced high-level Earth-based creatures, including Sneghen and high-energy Bogos. This includes Triple Bogos, Boglords, and Octobogs. The area was once thought to be a strangely-humid swamp region. However the currently accepted theory is that, in fact, the ground here is pummeled to a pseudo-fluid state by the intense sound energy of all the bogs' screaming. This is via a process of soil liquefaction. This extreme sound energy would annihilate most anything not composed of Earth and would explain why there is, as of yet, not a single first-hand account of the Deep Bogh environment.