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Sacred Root Crossing is a living causeway—an ancient weave of thick, gnarled roots and firmer peat threading across dark, still water like a natural bridge that was never meant for hurried feet.
Lantern Rite Crossing is a narrow causeway of packed earth and stone edging through a pair of dark marsh pools, its borders marked by low rock lines and solemn stone lantern pedestals.
Volatile Herb Garden is a luminous wetland patchwork—raised peat beds boxed in timber frames and overflowing with bright, bioluminescent blooms that burn like embers against the dark water.
Stormwatch Rise is a lone hump of higher ground in an expanse of marsh—an exposed peat mound crowned with wet grass and ringed by wind-bent reeds that hiss and bow under the weight of steady rain.
Sunken Vision Pool is a mirror-still bog hollow where the water lies unnaturally calm.
A deceptively quiet wetland pocket: a murky, reed-ringed pond surrounded by worn footpaths and low stone outcrops, the kind of place that looks like nothing more than a hunter’s rest stop or an old animal wallow.
A drowned basin where the water turns deep green-black and the surface never sits still.
A slow-moving river train of flat-bottomed craft lashed side-by-side, their decks crowded with grain sacks, coils of rope, and the battered tools of working hands.
A drowned forest cut where the water turns ink-black and the shoreline collapses into slick mud and exposed roots.
The Collapsed Channel Crossing is what’s left of a once-reliable trade cut-through
Underbough Soles is a warm and welcoming cobbler’s shop nestled along the cobbled main road, its rounded workshop framed with finely carved woodwork and shelves brimming with shoes, boots, and sandals of every kind.
The Wayfinder’s Coil is a refined yet adventurous establishment, its polished wood floors and precisely placed furniture betraying the obsessive order of its owner, Minessa Vellwind.