| Category | Swamps |
| Continent | Brucrumus |
| Region | Aerie of Dragons |
| Alias | Wing Bone |
| Map | Iizus Yeldah |
In the Dawn Era, this basin served as a dumping ground for dragons that perished in the necrotic experiments of Maen Grirngrim. He went through dozens of dragons before having success with the first dracolich.
The bodies of the dead are dumped into the marshes. A taint of old magic lingers in each bone, hardening with each year. Even with the great size of the Halatrax, they are becoming serious obstacles, anchored by some force, near-impossible to move.
- from a Covenant intelligence report
By the Lith-Crillion Era, it was known among the dragons of Midrêth that Viing Qeth had a permanence worthy of a dragon's final days. They would die in this dragon burial ground, old age, sickness or wounds, with bones existing forever.
By the First Epoch, having become a treacherous bog, Viing Qeth was abandoned to the likes of black dragons and others wanting to be in their element. Ignoring the great risk of the tides and eddies around jagged and ancient bones, a peaceful end turning to drowning or mortally wounded on the bones of a long-dead dragon.
Today, most near-death dragons head for Laat Viing.
Notable Areas
- Froglem (ruin)