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==Landmarks== | |||
==={{map icon|landmark}}The House of Letters=== | |||
The thousand-year-old ruins of a tower said to have been built by the hand of man and dragon in the days before the war. Even now, as it crumbles, one can still make out the letters engraved in its walls, which have led the moogles to give it the name by which it is now commonly known. | |||
==={{map icon|landmark}}Monsterie=== | |||
The moogles have asserted time and again that this structure was called the Monsterie. However, upon close examination of some of the surviving architecture, it appears to be quite similar to that of an lshgardian cloister. | |||
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Revision as of 19:40, 16 September 2019
Eil Tohm
- Type
- Area
- Zone
- The Churning Mists
(Dravania)
“Eil Tohm was a small, sleepy village which Nidhogg razed to the ground after the murder of Ratatoskr. As the dragons tell it, the destruction was so swift that its residents likely did not realize who was attacking them, much less why.
— In-game description
Eil Tohm is an area in The Churning Mists, Dravania.
Landmarks
The House of Letters
The thousand-year-old ruins of a tower said to have been built by the hand of man and dragon in the days before the war. Even now, as it crumbles, one can still make out the letters engraved in its walls, which have led the moogles to give it the name by which it is now commonly known.
Monsterie
The moogles have asserted time and again that this structure was called the Monsterie. However, upon close examination of some of the surviving architecture, it appears to be quite similar to that of an lshgardian cloister.