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{{Image Needed}}'''Mt. Tigerwolf''' (虎狼山, ''Korou Zan'') is a mountain which appears in [[Suikoden (game)|Suikoden]]. It divides the village of [[Sarady]] from the rest of | {{Image Needed}}'''Mt. Tigerwolf''' (虎狼山, ''Korou Zan'') is a mountain which appears in [[Suikoden (game)|Suikoden]]. It divides the village of [[Sarady]] from the rest of [[Arus]] and is home to several bandits. | ||
==Suikoden== | ==Suikoden== | ||
At 500 metres | At 500 metres above sea level, Mount Tigerwolf is one of the tallest mountains in Toran, located just a short distance from the small village of [[Sarady]]. The mountain is considered an entrance to the foreboding [[Banner Mountains]]. The path through the mountain was considered dangerous due to the monsters inhabiting the range. | ||
The mountain's name came from rumours that many tigers and wolves lived in the mountain range. This was a deliberate lie spread by some to try and scare people away when gold dust was discovered there. | |||
The mountain was also home to several bandits, including [[Ledon]] and [[Kessler]] but an Imperial crackdown in the area during the [[Gate Rune War]] forced the majority of bandits to flee the area. | |||
==References== | ==References== | ||
# [[Genso Suikoden I & II Official World Guide Book]] (ISBN 4-471-36033-7), page 40 | |||
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Mt. Tigerwolf (虎狼山, Korou Zan) is a mountain which appears in Suikoden. It divides the village of Sarady from the rest of Arus and is home to several bandits.
Suikoden
At 500 metres above sea level, Mount Tigerwolf is one of the tallest mountains in Toran, located just a short distance from the small village of Sarady. The mountain is considered an entrance to the foreboding Banner Mountains. The path through the mountain was considered dangerous due to the monsters inhabiting the range.
The mountain's name came from rumours that many tigers and wolves lived in the mountain range. This was a deliberate lie spread by some to try and scare people away when gold dust was discovered there.
The mountain was also home to several bandits, including Ledon and Kessler but an Imperial crackdown in the area during the Gate Rune War forced the majority of bandits to flee the area.
References
- Genso Suikoden I & II Official World Guide Book (ISBN 4-471-36033-7), page 40