Trahyl Forest

Posted on April 18, 2024 in Steel-Realms

The Trahyl Forest is a massive crescent shaped forest that helps to define the Crescent Lands.

Trahyl Forest Materials

• Shining Hills
  • Redwell (“The Red Oracle”)
    • Upper Reaches (of The Red Oracle)
    • Lower Reaches (of The Red Oracle)

Shining Hills

Posted on April 18, 2024 in Steel-Realms

The Shining Hills are a long and low ridge of hills in the Trahyl Forest are rich in nickel and iron. Many of the streams are tinted with red from the iron content. The southern edge of the forest they border grows Iron Oaks – massive, tall red oaks with wood as strong as iron and as flexible as wood, with silvery wires or veins of nickel running through them. They are prized for their properties and guarded by druids.

Shining Hills Material

• Redwell (“The Red Oracle”)
  • Upper Reaches (of The Red Oracle)
  • Lower Reaches (of The Red Oracle)

Eir-Nadh (sunken plain in Westmarch of Dunstrand Vale)

Posted on April 18, 2024 in Steel-Realms

Ei-Nadh is as massive uplifted plain in between the high peaks of Westmarch in the Vale of Dunstrand. Long ago it sank when the entire area slipped into the water and became Scar Flow. Although the peaks around it became occupied over the years by various creatures and beings, the open center of Westmarch is still shunned. Even by the Orrish of Dwindor, and the Witch of Dwindor it is not even hunted or fished. Strange lights and sounds are seen and heard there at random times throughout the years, and those seeking even peaceful passage through the area often go missing and are never seen again.

More Eir-Nadh Materials

• Eir Rudn (starport ruins of the Druunad)
  • Scar Sentinel (Druunad Cloud Watcher Battery)

Sunbelt Merchants (County Faer)

Posted on April 9, 2024 in Steel-Realms

The Sunbelt Merchants of County Faer in Dunstrand…

Dunstrand Vale Proper

Posted on April 9, 2024 in Steel-Realms

The vale proper is a Geographical Features in the Grand Duchy of Dunstrand. It is demarked by the T’Yendi hills to the east and the mouth of the river to the west.