Revontulimetsä

Location

Revontulimetsä, the "Northern Lights Forest," spans approximately 2,100 square miles in the southern part of Styrkfjord, following the course of the Myrskyuoma river.

Unique Characteristics

This forest is renowned for the spectacular aurora borealis displays that seem to dance among its treetops. The phenomenon is particularly intense here, leading to theories about latent magical energies in the area.

Wildlife and Flora

Revontulimetsä is home to a diverse ecosystem, including several species of luminescent plants that glow faintly at night, mimicking the northern lights above. Magical creatures like will-o'-wisps and forest spirits are said to inhabit its depths.

Cultural Significance

The forest plays a crucial role in Styrkian folklore and is the site of the quinquennial Mountain Pilgrimage. Many believe that the shifting lights of the aurora contain messages from the gods, making this forest a place of prophecy and divination.

Alternative Name(s)

Northern Lights Forest

Type

Forest, Boreal (Coniferous)

Owner/Ruler

Jarl Eirik Ragnvald

Ruling/Owning Rank

Jarl

Owning Organization

Thanedom of Styrkfjord