Forochel
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Forochel is a region that was introduced with Book 13 - Doom of the Last-king. It is a massive expanse of snow and ice found north of Evendim, and is inhabited by the Lossoth. It is aimed at providing a "mostly solo experience" for players between level 44 and 50.
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Locations
Regions
Villages/Towns/Camps
- Kauppa-kohta (3.2N, 58.0W)
- Pynti-peldot (11.4N, 69.7W)
- Zigilgund (9.5N, 81.1W)
- Kuru-leiri (19.5N, 83.8W)
- Jänis-leiri (7.5N, 75.5W)
- Sûri-kylä (19.6N, 71.4W) (main Lossoth settlement)
More Points of Interest
- Hylje-leiri (18.2N, 81.3W)
- Karhu-leiri (12.9N, 66.3W)
- Korkea-järvi (2.9N, 58.9W)
- Tûli-mäit (0.7S, 59.8W)
- Jä-reitti (8.0N, 66.4W)
- Norsu-hauta (8.0N, 80.8W)
- Icereave Mines (8.9N, 81.9W)
- Barad Gaurhoth (12.0N, 82.8W)
- Jotunstath (15.0N, 87.0W)
- Kibilzahar (20.2N, 85.0W)
Map
Trivia
Forochel is referral for country called Finland, one of the countries of northern Europe. Many of the names are actually Finnish. For example Jänis-leiri means Rabbit-camp, Korkea-järvi means High-lake and Talvi-múri means Winter-wall, though there is no letter "ú" in Finnish language, but the letter means that "u", actually "u" two times. So Talvi-múri should be in real Finnish Talvi-muuri.
Also some NPC names are in Finnish.
