Strolen's Citadel: Tags-> canyon

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Strolen's Citadel: Tags-> canyon

canyon

Cheka Man	7 Canyons By: Cheka Man Seven twisty canyons for the PCs to pass through and explore on their way to carry out their main quest. Locations Area Mountains	by Cheka Man 115^xp 5 replies 2075 views

“ Along the sluggish Vanne River, the banks are lined with thick stands of tall bulrushes. These areas of wetland are considered ill-omened by the locals, for they hide the skeletal remains of thousands of grazing animals, washed downriver in a terrible flood decades before. Adding to the uncanny reputation of the place is the occasional undead cow or goat that lurks there. The product of a necromancer's experiments some years before, these relatively harmless undead wander the area at night, startling livestock as they attempt to graze with them.”

Wulfhere

“ The Black Forest- actually a part of another forest, is said to be cursed by the presence of some horrific monster, which burns the very earth with its body! No one has yet seen it and lived to tell, so be warned!(see NPC Aurelius Blackfoot for details)”

manfred

“ A typical iron ore mine, the Irongate was closed some years ago and the entrance was closed off with a heavy gate of oak and thick iron bands, the Irongate. The mine itself was abandoned because it was a breeding ground for dire rats and many of the miners suffered from giant rodent bites as well as diseases from said bites. The mines are haunted by the ghosts of the men who died in dire rat swarms, adding to the mine's unpleasant character.”

Scrasamax