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| rdfs:comment | - From the Shoanti term meaning "steps into hell," this perfectly circular pit is located at the base of the Kodar Mountains, on the Storval Plateau of northern Varisia. A set of spiral stairs run around the edge of the hole, but ends after only a few hundred feet. Beyond this point it is necessary to climb the sheer walls or fly. Few people know how deep the Mobhad Leigh actually is, although some rumor that it is so deep that it bypasses the Darklands region of Nar-Voth completely and opens directly into Sekamina. The Shoanti of the Storval Plateau avoid the Mobhad Leigh after a number of their shamans died mysteriously while exploring it using divination magics. Those who do venture close enough have reported seeing dancing orange lights flickering in the pit's depths.
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| abstract | - From the Shoanti term meaning "steps into hell," this perfectly circular pit is located at the base of the Kodar Mountains, on the Storval Plateau of northern Varisia. A set of spiral stairs run around the edge of the hole, but ends after only a few hundred feet. Beyond this point it is necessary to climb the sheer walls or fly. Few people know how deep the Mobhad Leigh actually is, although some rumor that it is so deep that it bypasses the Darklands region of Nar-Voth completely and opens directly into Sekamina. The Shoanti of the Storval Plateau avoid the Mobhad Leigh after a number of their shamans died mysteriously while exploring it using divination magics. Those who do venture close enough have reported seeing dancing orange lights flickering in the pit's depths.
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