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  • Coldwell Reach

    The large, northeastern province of Coldwell Reach, named for Lord Coldwell who secured the region centuries ago with his armies, is a mix of climate. The northern edge starkly faces the Griff Mountains and its sharp peaks bringing cold air and springmelt down to create a microclimate of late winter into the summer months. Further…

  • Rutherton

    MERCHANT DISTRICT: M1: Jeweler/Gemsmith – Talford Timbulbok (gnome) and Ferretta Timbulbok (halfling). They have a young human apprentice about 15, Runik Hallmerand, who mostly works on melting and rough sculpt of jewelry as well as lesser gem cutting and helps when they go prospecting in the hills to the north. M2: Remarkable. ‘Runesmith’ / Enchanter…

  • Edgewatch

    Overview Edgewatch is a frontier hamlet and watch post lying 11 miles east of Torven’s Ford and 15 miles northeast of High Hadleigh, straddling the Market Road trade route where open grassland gives way to sparse, wind-bent woods. Its purpose is not comfort but vigilance. Edgewatch serves as a cavalry refresh and relay station, a…

  • Duun Kharag

    Population: ~95 (rising to nearly 175 after harvest or as mining needs grow)Demographics: 55% Human (primarily Flan), 40% Dwarf, 5% OthersProvince: Grimwold Marches Overview Duun-Kharag stands where the last dependable farmland of the Grimwold Marches gives way to the marsh-fed foothills of the Griff Mountains. Every spring, meltwater pours from the high peaks, flooding the…

  • Rimehold

    Population: 150-400 (seasonal fluctuations)Demographics: 40% Dwarf, 35% Human (primarily Flan), 20% Gnome, 5% OtherGovernment: Mining Charter under the authority of the Barony of High HadleighExports: Platinum, iron, silver, worked stone, mining tools, rope, candles, lamp oil, gemstones Overview Eight miles northeast of Duun-Kharag, Rimehold clings to the lower spurs of the Griff Mountains where the…

  • Bogmere Stilt

    Bogmere Stilt is a wary river-marsh hamlet of roughly 75–80 souls, built on raised timber platforms at the edge of the Zumker wetlands. It lies 6 miles east of High Hadleigh and 9 miles south of Edgewatch, just beyond the last low hills before the land collapses into reed flats and mud. The nearby Zumker…

  • Tharrick’s Hollow

    Hamlet, population approximately 110–12585% Human, mostly Flan; 10% Halfling; 5% OtherLocated on the east bank of the Zumkend River, southeast of Rutherton Tharrick’s Hollow lies along a bend of the Zumkend River where wooded hills press close to the water, leaving a narrow shelf of fertile ground between the riverbank and the rising land to…

  • Barony of Derelusk Heath

    Derelusk Heath forms the southwestern-southern frontier of the Duchy of Tenh, stretching east-to-west along the outer reaches of the ancient Phostwood. Though called a “heath” in older records, nearly eighty-five percent of the province is now consumed by dense forest, tangled woodlands, and dark overgrowth pressing northward from the Phostwood’s interior. Only the northwestern reaches…

  • Torven’s Ford

    Torven’s Ford sits along a broad, slow stretch of the Zumker River, where a shallow crossing and clustered docks make it one of the most reliable river-access points south of High Hadleigh. Roughly 150-200 souls call it home, most of them Flan by blood, though not by agreement. The town is divided less by walls…

  • Dryvale

    Hamlet of Stone and Dust Dryvale sits among the rough hills of the Grimwold Marches, where thin soils and stony ground make farming difficult and mining uncertain. The settlement survives through stubborn labor rather than abundance. Rough fields of barley, root vegetables, and hardy grains lie between rocky outcroppings. Small flocks of sheep and goats…