Lorremach Highhills

The Lorremach Highhills are a rugged, savannah highland, very dry and riven with uncounted gullies and canyons. It receives little of the rainfall associated with the lowlands to the west. Winds blow violent dust storms through the area that carve the rocks into strange shapes, many of which are somehow eerie, others of which are dramatically beautiful. Farming is poor, although corn and opium poppies seem to thrive, and there are many hidden fens in the valleys or shaded by cliffs the locals call “florelgartens.” The Lorremach is home to numerous tribes and communities of very diverse types. Halfling villages surround shaded farmland in the dells, their goats grazing on the scrub and sparse vegetation on the higher ground. Gnomes also have many settlements in the Lorremachs and live in caves around the edges of a florelgarten region and fish in the deep wells and streams found in many of the cave systems.

Pronunciation

LORE-eh-mock

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Type

Rolling Hills