Hmmm. That would seem most likely, since it is closest to Himring. I guess the only other possibility is that the mountain is actually further south and is now the source of the Linduin. But that doesn't fit the description as well.Otaku-sempai wrote:That looks very good. Question: By my estimation, of the pair of mountains that stand out furthest to the west in the Northern Ered Luin, I believe that Mount Rerir should be the more southerly of the two. Of course that would mean that Rerir is somewhat diminished from how it appeared in the First Age. Either that or the mountain was split in the cataclysm that inundated the entire range and both peaks represent the remains. Agree or disagree?
As said, Rerir is diminished in size. I'm thinking some sort of blast impact zone (maybe I need to add some hills around the mountain) with rubble and then the ancient traces of a now dried up riverbed.
In any case, here's a coloured version, in my increasingly inaccurately named thread:
I'm going to fool around with hex grids and scale next... maybe I'll post a numbered hex grid and let you call out where you want stuff.
