I put these two together in this thread because they are basically one area of terror, and because it saves space in the forum...
The mountains are connected to the highlands of Dorthonion, so it has to be possible to visually connect the two. I found this example from the Dolomites that might do. The green slopes to the right could be the edge of the highlands.
They could have this kind of a sharp rising edge:
(Imagine the Nan Dungortheb to the left in the picture above)
The mountains have to be scary and dramatic, but can't bee too high and shouldn't be snow covered unless it is winter.
I stay in the Dolomites for a while:
Now the valley below doesn't look particularly scary and should have more trees. But the mountains look good I think,
The mountains are connected to the highlands of Dorthonion, so it has to be possible to visually connect the two. I found this example from the Dolomites that might do. The green slopes to the right could be the edge of the highlands.
They could have this kind of a sharp rising edge:
(Imagine the Nan Dungortheb to the left in the picture above)
The mountains have to be scary and dramatic, but can't bee too high and shouldn't be snow covered unless it is winter.
I stay in the Dolomites for a while:
Now the valley below doesn't look particularly scary and should have more trees. But the mountains look good I think,
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