Gnoll Settlements

The Gnolls, being a nomadic people, do not have many permanent settlements. The few that do exist are scattered across their vast territory and are often used as strategic points for raids and territorial disputes with other tribes.

Bloodmoon Stronghold: The largest and most well-known Gnoll settlement, Bloodmoon Stronghold, is a fortress built into a rocky mountain. The stronghold is guarded by fierce Gnoll warriors and is surrounded by a moat of boiling tar. The interior is adorned with trophies of war, including the skulls of enemies and sacrificial offerings to the Great Hunter.

Ironclaw Outpost: Ironclaw Outpost is a smaller settlement built into the side of a cliff overlooking a vast desert plain. It serves as a strategic point for scouting and raiding neighboring territories. The outpost's defenses are made of sharpened wooden stakes and crude barricades.

Scorching Sands Encampment: Scorching Sands Encampment is a temporary settlement built by Gnolls during the summer months when they hunt and gather in the savannah. It is built from the hides of animals and tents made of woven grasses. The encampment is guarded by a group of fierce Gnoll hunters.

Fang and Claw Den: Fang and Claw Den is a hidden underground settlement built into the walls of a canyon. The entrance is disguised by natural rock formations, and the den is accessible only through a series of twisting tunnels. The den serves as a refuge for outcasts and as a storage facility for weapons and supplies.

Each of these settlements serves a unique purpose for the Gnolls and reflects their fierce and barbaric culture. They are often places of sacrifice, worship, and strategic planning for war and raids.