The Skadi Ridge was notorious throughout the northern territories as a graveyard of reckless hunters. Formed from sheer vertical walls of black basalt capped by ancient glacial ice shelves three hundred feet thick, the ridge was prone to sudden, catastrophic atmospheric collapses. When the warm, moist maritime winds blowing off the Atlantic collided with the brutal Arctic air masses sweeping south from the polar cap, the barometric pressure could drop…
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