The Winter Pine Forest
She/Her
When the vampires first arrived in Chymoús, they encountered the Icywind Alps. Upon crossing them, they noticed an expansive forest that dipped down into the valley below, covering most of the plains before them. Encompassed in the middle of the forest was a patch of open land that the vampires used to build their royal capital, Vol'nische. Ever since then, the vampires have contained a presence within the Winter Pine Forest. Over time, the forest showed a hint of sentience and reacted negatively with plagues of madness anytime a tree or plant was hurt within the forest. The workers building Vol'nische dubbed the forest "as fiery as a lass" and constantly referred to the forest as female. After witnessing so many of her trees being hackd down for firewood and log cabins, the Winter Pine Forest began ensnaring anyone who dares enter her without her permission in an endless void of fog and trees. Only those who have grown up and tended to her needs may enter without falling into indefinite madness. Dare you enter to face the chances of everlasting madness?Geography
Boundaries
When the Winter Pine Forest first came to be, she was a vast, beautiful forest full of life and vigor that expanded two-thirds of what today would become known as the Itude Empire Region and the Moonlight Expanse, stretching out across the continent, all the way to the Írema Nerá Ocean. To the bitter north are the flat snowy lands that merge with White Mountains, where the lands are fraught with frozen lakes large enough to swallow a dragon. Leading down south are the plains that resulted in the crop growth meant to feed those living on Chymoús. Surprising enough, the crops that grow were bountiful and able to sustain life on the continent.Table of Contents
by DarkWorkX
Titles/Nicknames
The Dark Forest
Quick Facts
Type:
Forest
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Fiend Cavern
It was worth the extra time - the whole thing looks, sounds, and feels fantastic.
Thank you. This was originally a very boring forest with zero interesting facts about it until I updated it, so it's great to hear some feedback on it.