Places

Fen south of the village. The locals know which paths drown you and which don't.

A stand of trees whose leaves redden out of season. Folk skirt it.

The village (~300 people) at the heart of the folio. Built atop an old Maker-ruin hill, ringed by the Old Wall, governed by its Marshal and its tradition.

Open prairie west of Stonetop — good grazing, poor cover.

Vast forest east and south of Stonetop. Home of the Forest Folk and the fae, and not all of it is well-meaning.

A ring of Maker-ruin encircling Stonetop. Older than memory; older, by some accounts, than the gods.

A Maker-ruin one day's walk from town. Its lower halls remain unmapped.

A settlement guarding the high pass through the Whitefang Mountains; five to six days north of Stonetop.

Mining town, four days west of Stonetop along the West Road. Trades in iron, copper, and tin.

Sizable town to the south, ten days' travel. Caravans bound for Lygos pass through here.

A still, dark lake whose surface gives back no reflection at certain hours.

A civilized city south of Marshedge — the closest piece of the wider world to Stonetop.

Northern region; the realm of human kingdoms and old empires further still.

A river of dark repute. Crossings are few, and not all of them lead back.

Ancient stone roads the Makers laid down. Safe to travel — most other ways are not.

Hill country south and east of Stonetop. Home of the Hillfolk, who travel and graze its rises.

Sheer northern range. Crossed only at Barrier Pass; the rest swallows people whole.

A lake bound up with the old witch-craft of the region. Its three covens still meet there, by some accounts.

Sparsely peopled region at the edge of what's mapped. Maker-ruins still stand there.

A way down into the deep places — one of several attributed to the Things Below.