{ "climate": "cold, dry", "description": [ "A crevice a hundred feet wide blocks passage along the plateau's edge to the east. Several hundred feet below, a torrent of water gushes out of the crevice in a spectacular waterfall, crashing down to the hills below and winding away to the southeast. The plateau is arid and inhospitable, indicating that rainfall is a rare occurrence, yet the sheer amount of water suggests a voluminous source. The only travel options available are to follow the crevice to the north or the plateau's edge to the west." ], "id": 1096, "image": "en-trail-1264234799.png", "image_coords": [ 1212, 980, 1222, 990 ], "location": "the Locksmehr Trail", "paths": [ "Obvious paths: north, west" ], "tags": [ "cothinar flower", "wintergreen leaf", "bright red teaberry", "stalk of chicory", "broken twig", "sprig of larkspur", "ironfern root", "sunburst blossom", "meta:forage-sensed", "moonlight cactus-bloom", "wingstem root", "meta:forage-sensed:night:2023-02" ], "terrain": "barren scrub", "timeto": { "1095": 0.2, "1097": 0.2 }, "title": [ "[Dead Plateau, River Chasm]" ], "uid": [ 13001014 ], "wayto": { "1095": "north", "1097": "west" } }