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In former times it was a [[Dwarf hold]] called '''Karak Ungor''' ([[Khazalid]], "Delving Hold"), so named because of the vast network of mining tunnels delving deep below the mountain fortress. Karak-Ungor was built over a great natural fault line rich in veins of rare and precious metals beneath the [[Worlds Edge Mountains]]. | In former times it was a [[Dwarf hold]] called '''Karak Ungor''' ([[Khazalid]], "Delving Hold"), so named because of the vast network of mining tunnels delving deep below the mountain fortress. Karak-Ungor was built over a great natural fault line rich in veins of rare and precious metals beneath the [[Worlds Edge Mountains]]. | ||
− | Because the mineral wealth lay so deep below ground, the mines of Karak Ungor also became the deepest in the Dwarf empire. The delving continued until even the Dwarfs lost track of just how expansive the network of tunnels had become. Karak Ungor became the first of the strongholds to fall to the sudden onslaught of the enemies of the Dwarfs. Goblins had entered through the abandoned tunnels. By the time that the Dwarfs realised what was happening, it was too late to mount any kind of organised or effective defence. The Goblins swarmed through the passages of Karak-Ungor, taking the tunnels one by one until the Dwarfs were forced to abandon the hold. It fell to goblin assault | + | Because the mineral wealth lay so deep below ground, the mines of Karak Ungor also became the deepest in the Dwarf empire. The delving continued until even the Dwarfs lost track of just how expansive the network of tunnels had become. Karak Ungor became the first of the strongholds to fall to the sudden onslaught of the enemies of the Dwarfs. Goblins had entered through the abandoned tunnels. By the time that the Dwarfs realised what was happening, it was too late to mount any kind of organised or effective defence. The Goblins swarmed through the passages of Karak-Ungor, taking the tunnels one by one until the Dwarfs were forced to abandon the hold.{{Fn|1a}} It fell to goblin assault in 1499 [[IC]] and was recorded in [[Karaz-a-Karak]]'s Great Book of grudges. {{Fn|2a}} |
Karak-Ungor holds a special place in the Dwarfs' ambitions; not least because of the vast veins still untapped. [[Karaz-a-Karak]] still sends many expeditions to make an attempt to reclaim a foothold in the Goblin-infested tunnels of the Delving. Few have ever been successful for long and fewer still have returned. | Karak-Ungor holds a special place in the Dwarfs' ambitions; not least because of the vast veins still untapped. [[Karaz-a-Karak]] still sends many expeditions to make an attempt to reclaim a foothold in the Goblin-infested tunnels of the Delving. Few have ever been successful for long and fewer still have returned. | ||
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==Sources== | ==Sources== | ||
* {{Endn|1}}: [[Grudgelore]] | * {{Endn|1}}: [[Grudgelore]] | ||
** {{Endn|1a}}: The Greenskin Grudge, part two, pg. 77 | ** {{Endn|1a}}: The Greenskin Grudge, part two, pg. 77 | ||
+ | * {{Endn|2}}: [[Warhammer Armies: Dwarfs (6th Edition)]] | ||
+ | ** {{Endn|2a}}: Translated from the Bood of Grudges, pg. 58 | ||
*[[White Dwarf 152]], pg. 54, ''The Dwarf Realms'' | *[[White Dwarf 152]], pg. 54, ''The Dwarf Realms'' |
Revision as of 20:38, 17 July 2021
The Red Eye Mountain is a fortress inhabited by Night Goblins. [1a]
In former times it was a Dwarf hold called Karak Ungor (Khazalid, "Delving Hold"), so named because of the vast network of mining tunnels delving deep below the mountain fortress. Karak-Ungor was built over a great natural fault line rich in veins of rare and precious metals beneath the Worlds Edge Mountains.
Because the mineral wealth lay so deep below ground, the mines of Karak Ungor also became the deepest in the Dwarf empire. The delving continued until even the Dwarfs lost track of just how expansive the network of tunnels had become. Karak Ungor became the first of the strongholds to fall to the sudden onslaught of the enemies of the Dwarfs. Goblins had entered through the abandoned tunnels. By the time that the Dwarfs realised what was happening, it was too late to mount any kind of organised or effective defence. The Goblins swarmed through the passages of Karak-Ungor, taking the tunnels one by one until the Dwarfs were forced to abandon the hold.[1a] It fell to goblin assault in 1499 IC and was recorded in Karaz-a-Karak's Great Book of grudges. [2a]
Karak-Ungor holds a special place in the Dwarfs' ambitions; not least because of the vast veins still untapped. Karaz-a-Karak still sends many expeditions to make an attempt to reclaim a foothold in the Goblin-infested tunnels of the Delving. Few have ever been successful for long and fewer still have returned.
The Dwarf realms | |
Karaz-a-Karak - Karak Kadrin - Zhufbar - Karak Azar - Karak Azgal - Karak Azul- Karak Hirn - Karak Angazbar - Karak Gantuk - Karak Izor - Karak Norn - Karak Ziflin - Karak Eight Peaks - Barak Varr - Karak Zorn - Karak Eksfilaz - Karak Kaferkammaz - Karak Grom - Karak Azgaraz - Karak Angkul | |
Norse Dwarf holds | Kraka Dorden - Kraka Drak - Kraka Ornsmotek - Kraka Ravnsvake |
Lost holds | Kadar-Gravning - Karag Dron - Karak Azorn - Karaz Bryn - Kazad Thrund - Karak Drazh - Karak Dum - Karak Khazarak - Karak Krum - Karak Ungor - Karak Varn - Karak Vlag - Karak Vrag - Karak Zanda - Ekrund - Mount Silverspear - Karaz Ghumzul |
Sources
- 1: Grudgelore
- 1a: The Greenskin Grudge, part two, pg. 77
- 2: Warhammer Armies: Dwarfs (6th Edition)
- 2a: Translated from the Bood of Grudges, pg. 58
- White Dwarf 152, pg. 54, The Dwarf Realms