The plateau is covered in the plants growing the red Hoolip Berry. It is named for the halfling, Hoolip, who first died from consuming too many of them they were so good. They are sweet, and sour, and filled with nutrients and amplify the effect of alcohol. The halflings have cultivated them, making them stronger using their Skraeling magic and well-guarded secrets of farming they inherited from their progenitors. They use them in making one flavor of the famous gin the halflings of Loamwold are known for.
The Red Run: Each fall, when the storms off the coast come, the remaining berries are flung by the wind and washed away. The streams that fall to the beaches and inlets on the coast run red with Hollip Berry juice, staining the waters red. The currents along the coast flow east generally, taking the Red Run to the aptly named Hoolip Coast. It is thought that the abundance of the Hoolip Coast area owes a lot to this.
Information Sources: Mundane Reference | Associated Phenomenology Only | Specific Lore
It is believed that whatever calamity befell Greafears Maw also was responsible for flattening the Badgers Back plateau of Maldoolin.
True Origins of the Hoolip Berry: The Hoolip Berry grows from Primaeth blood spilt upon the grounds in a battle of misunderstanding between Celestines of Helca and Mizras, before the Godspeak Accord. The halflings know this, but it is not considered news or a big deal to them, and do not share it. It is said that the Druids of Pranin Moorswood also know this, and