Hiisimetsa

Hiisimetsä is a lush, sprawling woodland characterized by its dense canopy of deciduous trees and serene atmosphere. The forest is crisscrossed by the winding Sumujoki River, which creates small, misty waterfalls and tranquil pools throughout. Ancient, moss-covered stones and mysterious ruins are scattered throughout the forest, hinting at a long-forgotten history.

Economy

• Sustainable logging provides high-quality timber
• Herb gathering for medicinal and magical purposes
• Guided tours for those seeking to experience the forest's tranquility

Culturar Significance

Hiisimetsä is considered sacred by many Isenfjord residents. Druids and nature worshippers often make pilgrimages to the heart of the forest, believing it to be a place where the veil between the material world and the Feywild is thin.

Fauna & Flora

• Trees: Oak, ash, birch, and maple dominate, with some areas featuring rare, magical variants
• Plants: A diverse understory including ferns, wildflowers, and medicinal herbs
• Animals: Deer, foxes, bears, and a variety of birds
• Magical Creatures: Fairies, dryads, and occasionally, benevolent forest spirits

Area 
2,500 square miles

Type

Forest, Boreal (Coniferous)

Included Locations

• The Whispering Grove

Included Organizations

• The Mist Weavers

Owning Organization

Thanedom of Isenfjord