Blanryde Hills

These limestone hills are fairly barren, with only some patches of poor grass surviving in the cold winds of the north. Even 5heep grazing is a fairly hopeless pastime on the exposed hillsides. The hills contain lead and copper deposits, though, and the mines north of Milbourne have been of importance for well over a hundred years. Few monsters have ever been sighted here - while there are plenty of caves to lair in, there is little for them to live on other than the fish of the Eelhold (protected by nixie and water elemental alike),