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| − | '''Ravagog''' is the [[Ogres|ogre]] capital. This is where [[King Dimitar]], the [[Ogres|Ogre]] king, lives and rules. It is separated into two parts by the [[Eventide River]], in which one part is in a mountain and the other is underground. |
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| + | {{Inforbox:_Keeper_Places/Locations|other = Green [[Light Leaping]] crystals are used to get here.|location = Ogre Territory, in the lushest part of Central Asia|description = Ravagog used to be called [[Serenvale]], the home of the [[gnomes]]. The [[ogres]] took it over and renamed it to fit their species.}}'''Ravagog''' is the [[Ogres|ogre]] capital. This is where [[King Dimitar]], the [[Ogres|Ogre]] King, lives and rules. It is separated into two parts by the [[Eventide River]], in which one part is in a mountain and the other is underground. Its actual location is in the lushest part of central Asia. <span>[[Sophie Elizabeth Foster|Sophie]] and her friends went to the [[Triad]] in </span>''[[Book 4: Neverseen|Neverseen]] ''<span>to try and steal the cure for the gnomish [[The Plague|plague]]. The [[Triad]] is where [[King Dimitar]] holds court, which is in the most visible part of the whole city.</span> |
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| + | Another part that was mentioned is the [[Armorgate]], which is their military university. It has secret caverns deep in the mountains, which is where the ogres develop their weapons. [[Stalkenteene]] can be found in some of those caverns. |
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== History == |
== History == |
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| − | Ravagog is where the old gnomish capital, [[Serenvale]], was until the [[Ogres]] took over that land. Ravagog is described to be separated by the[[Eventide River |
+ | Ravagog is where the old gnomish capital, [[Serenvale]], was located until the [[Ogres]] took over that land. Ravagog is described to be separated by the [[Eventide River]] into two parts. Half of it is carved into the mountain, and the other half is underground. The [[Ogres]] also removed all the [[Panakes]] trees, leaving the roots behind. In [[Book 4: Neverseen|Book 4: ''Neverseen'']], [[Linh Song|Linh]] destroyed a large portion of the city in an attempt to escape Ravogog, as pictured on the cover of the book. |
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Revision as of 18:11, 4 January 2020
| Spoiler warning! This article contains plot details from the latest book. |
| This article is about the current ogre city. You may be looking for Serenvale. |
Ravagog is the ogre capital. This is where King Dimitar, the Ogre King, lives and rules. It is separated into two parts by the Eventide River, in which one part is in a mountain and the other is underground. Its actual location is in the lushest part of central Asia. Sophie and her friends went to the Triad in Neverseen to try and steal the cure for the gnomish plague. The Triad is where King Dimitar holds court, which is in the most visible part of the whole city.
Another part that was mentioned is the Armorgate, which is their military university. It has secret caverns deep in the mountains, which is where the ogres develop their weapons. Stalkenteene can be found in some of those caverns.
History
Ravagog is where the old gnomish capital, Serenvale, was located until the Ogres took over that land. Ravagog is described to be separated by the Eventide River into two parts. Half of it is carved into the mountain, and the other half is underground. The Ogres also removed all the Panakes trees, leaving the roots behind. In Book 4: Neverseen, Linh destroyed a large portion of the city in an attempt to escape Ravogog, as pictured on the cover of the book.