This term generally describes a Celtic belief that the wound of the Fisher King would induce his kingdom to suffer from barrenness.
In one appearance, a man tries to dissipate this entity by repeatedly mending the Broken Sword. This location is introduced after a knight witnesses a procession featuring a bleeding lance while on his way to visit his mother. In that story, this location first appears after a knight awakens in a castle that is completely empty, which causes a maiden to chastise him for not asking an important question. In the Post-Vulgate Cycle, this location is (*) created after Balin gives the Dolorous Stroke to a man identified with Anfortas. This term generally describes a Celtic belief that the wound of the Fisher King would induce his kingdom to suffer from barrenness. For 10 points, name this desolate location from Arthurian legend that gives its title to a T.S. Eliot poem.
In one appearance, a man tries to dissipate this entity by repeatedly mending the Broken Sword.
The Wasteland (prompt on the "Grail Kingdom")