Lichen Mountain (106, 52)

Lichen Mountain is a towering active volcano that dominates the skyline with its height of 19,826 feet. The mountain is named for the vibrant lichen that covers much of its rocky surface. The slopes of the mountain are treacherous, with jagged cliffs and treacherous ice fields that make climbing a daunting task. The summit of Lichen Mountain is a caldera that constantly spews ash and smoke into the air, with occasional eruptions that can cause widespread destruction. Despite the danger, many adventurers are drawn to the mountain in search of its rare minerals and the thrill of summiting such a massive peak. The nearby towns and villages also rely on the mountain's fertile soil for their crops, despite the risk of volcanic activity.