Dragon Hunter Sandy Howler Landmarks Landmarks in the Wastes Mosaics Silent Plains Piquette - search the primary Venatori Camp located southeast of the Sunstop Mountain Inquisition Camp.

Flames of Our Lady - search northwest of the Sunstop Mountain Inquisition Camp in the quarry structures. Venatori Gladiator ( Warrior - Mace and Tower Shield)Д¬ollections Bottles on the Wall Aqua Magus - search outside the Burial Grounds Tomb, south of Logging Inquisition Camp.Venatori Zealot ( Warrior - One-Handed Sword).Venatori Brute ( Warrior - Two-Handed Great Axe).Venatori Stalker ( Rogue - Double Daggers).Red Templar Shadow ( Rogue - Double Daggers).Red Templar Guard ( Warrior - Sword and Tower Shield).Red Templar ( Warrior - One-Handed Sword).(Inquisition) (also known as the Hissing Wastes Chanter) Quests Field of Bones Holding the Hissing Wastes Let's Slay the Beast Notes on the Wastes Sand and Ruin The Tomb of Fairel Rifts Rifts at the Sunstop Mountains Rifts near the Canyon Rifts near the Cove Rifts near the Sand Crags Requisitions Artifact Requisition in the Wastes Lazurite Survey in the Wastes Nevarrite Survey in the Wastes Relief Requisition in the Wastes Shelter Requisition in the Wastes War table operations Hire Former Slaves as Paid Workers Hissing Wastes Resources Creatures August Ram Fennec Gurn Loyal Betyar (a unique mabari) Hostile creatures Lurker Giant spider Poison spider Legendary Varghest (a unique varghest) Wyvern Dragonling Sandy Howler Enemies Red Templars Ancient Road Burial Grounds The Canyon The Colossus The Cove Golden Oasis The Rippling Dunes Rock Top Ridge The Sand Crags The Shallow Basin Sunstop Mountains Tomb of Fairel Additional places Kal Repartha Inquisition camps The Canyon Camp The Cove Camp Logging Camp Mountain Fortress Camp Sunstop Mountain Camp Statue Camp Sand Crags Camp Characters Canyon Merchant Hunter (encountered on the Ancient Road). Discovering them all grants 500 Influence. Note: The 12 regions below make up the Regions in the Wastes collection. With this work behold my grief, in Stone and shifting sand. A father taken by time, a brother dead by my own hand. And for loss these halls were made, to honor a brother mourned. For pride these halls were made-to honor a father's deeds, and grieve his loss. This is the tale of Fairel, Paragon among Paragons, father of two sons, who, against their father's wishes, fought from foolish words and foolish pride. They argued, and heated words made the brothers duel, and where one brother fell, the other raised bloodied axe in hand, alone. Each ruled half the thaig, but each ruled differently. Fairel's sons built monuments to their father, locking away his great works, and worked together, for a time, side by side. He bade each son swear he would take care of his brother, and the brothers swore, and mourned when their father returned to the Stone. And with the burden growing, he called his sons to his bedside. His own clan and his two sons followed Fairel to the pitiless surface, the surface where they would hide from the war that took their home.ДЄfter many years Fairel, greatest of Paragons, could not bear life's burden. Fairel, Paragon, fled from the strife his brilliance created, the strife that destroyed thaigs, sundered houses, from weapons that clan used against clan. And with his sons' help, he ensured the thaig prospered and grew. Fairel hewed the Stone, and built-as great as any thaig in the deep. The sun burned above oceans of sand, but in the sand was Stone, strong and true.

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