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<blockquote>Weaving through the areas around Honor Mountain are canyons as wide as cities & as deep as a wizard's thoughts. Some geologists think that these were created by things like erosion and tectonic shifts, but those who were here long before the birth of science know that these natural wonders were the product of colossal wurms that carved through the crust of the Runiverse. The wurms haven't been seen in centuries however, it is believed they have buried deep beneath the surface to hibernate in preparation for another carving.</blockquote>— Giveahoot | <blockquote>Weaving through the areas around Honor Mountain are canyons as wide as cities & as deep as a wizard's thoughts. Some geologists think that these were created by things like erosion and tectonic shifts, but those who were here long before the birth of science know that these natural wonders were the product of colossal wurms that carved through the crust of the Runiverse. The wurms haven't been seen in centuries however, it is believed they have buried deep beneath the surface to hibernate in preparation for another carving.</blockquote>— Giveahoot | ||
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Canyon Wurm is a card in the Runes Trading Card Game with a Potency of 7
Lore[edit | edit source]
Weaving through the areas around Honor Mountain are canyons as wide as cities & as deep as a wizard's thoughts. Some geologists think that these were created by things like erosion and tectonic shifts, but those who were here long before the birth of science know that these natural wonders were the product of colossal wurms that carved through the crust of the Runiverse. The wurms haven't been seen in centuries however, it is believed they have buried deep beneath the surface to hibernate in preparation for another carving.
— Giveahoot