Dragonback Mountains

This article is about the Badlands mountain range; for the range in Ulthuan, consult Dragon Spine Mountains.

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The Dragonback Mountains (sometimes known as the Dragon Back Mountains^{Needs Citation}) are a mountain range in the Badlands, forming a wall between that land and the Black Gulf.^{Needs Citation}

History

The Dwarf Hold called Ekrund fell to the Greenskins and became Mount Bloodhorn. At one point they, along with the rest of the Badlands, were ruled by ancient Nehekhara.^{Needs Citation}

Notable Features

• Ekrund^{Needs Citation}
• Tor Anrok^{Needs Citation}
• Circle of the Sun^{Needs Citation}
• Citadel of Myrmidia^{Needs Citation}
• The Zandri Road^{Needs Citation}

Warhammer Online

These mountains are hotly contested by the Dwarfs and Greenskins around the key battle site of Ekrund.^{Needs Citation}

Sources

• Blood in the Badlands, A Guide to the Badlands, pgs. 9-10^{Needs Citation}
• Warhammer Armies: Dwarfs (6th Edition)^{Specify SourceNeeds Citation}
• Warhammer Armies: Orcs & Goblins (6th Edition)^{Specify SourceNeeds Citation}
• Warhammer Online: Age of Reckoning, Ekrund (Zone)^{Needs Citation}
• White Dwarf 298 (UK), Bugman’s Lament, pgs. 18-19^{Needs Citation}
• White Dwarf 299 (UK), Bugman’s Lament, pgs. 14-15^{Needs Citation}
• White Dwarf 302 (UK):^{Needs Citation}
  • Bugman’s Lament, pg. 50
  • Bugman’s Lament, pg. 54
• The Doom of Dragonback (Novel)^{Specify SourceNeeds Citation}
• Dwarfs: Stone and Steel, Chapter Three: Dwarf Holds, pgs. 36-37^{Needs Citation}
• Warhammer: The Old World Rulebook, Time of Legends, pg. 25^{Needs Citation}