60 rooms · levels 3–15
Through the trees to the north, an open field with a dirt road running through it can barely be spotted, although the brush is too thick and dense for any traveler to pass through here. The thick brush seems to form a dead end here, allowing none to pass without more effort than it is worth. A small path leads back through the forest to the west.
This dirt path is covered with dead tree limbs and bits of broken acorns. To the east, the trail appears to dead end while the path continues on to the west, deeper into the forest.
This narrow trail continues to wind its way through the Northern Woods. For a brief moment, the trees clear to the north, providing entrance to a small, grassy field. To the east, west, and south the trail continues.
This trail leads its way through the dense forest of Haon-Dor. To the east, a small intersection can be spotted while the path also continues on to the west. The canopy above provides nice shelter from the scorching sun during the day, and also serves to keep the cool air around to comfort travellers.
The narrow trail through the Northern Woods takes a turn to the east and south here. A swarm of pesty mosquitoes hover in the nearby brush, while a small snake slithers across the path in search of shelter.
The air hangs thick here as the towering trees hold the stale air under its leaves. The crowns of the tall trees leave the forest in an unreal twilight illumination. The path continues north and south.
Light streams in through the leaves of the towering trees leaving the forest in an unreal twilight illumination. The path continues north and east.
The smell of pine and oak hangs heavy in the air as the surrounding trees stand watch over the narrow path. Small tracks give evidence to the various wild life that have found their home in these woods. Here the path branches off to the east, south and west.
The path opens up to a clearing in the forest. Several fresh stumps of varying sizes protrude from the ground and heavy logs are stacked neatly in a big pile supported by stakes set into the ground. Paths lead north, east and west.
A small, homey cabin built entirely from heavy logs stands to the north. A small path made from broken bits of rock leads the way to a small door. The forest path leads west and south through the trees.
The inside of this cabin is sparsely decorated. A small bed, chair and a table are among its only furnishings. A small window in the western wall looks out to a small birdfeeder hung in the nearby trees. A door leads south back into the Northern Woods.
The trees are tall and slender here and stand rigid as sentinels for those who wander down the path. A swarm of locusts can be heard as they swarm within the tree tops. The forest path leads north and south.
Small birds flit from tree to tree building their nests and searching for food. The wooded path cuts off in various directions here to the north, east, south and west.
This small path cuts through the dense woods. Small mulberry bushes and tall oaks surround the path, and tiny insects swarm about, trapped in by the canopy of leaves above them. The path here runs east and west.
Two narrow paths connect here forming a small intersection. The trees are heavy and dense in this area, providing very little sunlight during the day. In the distance to the north, one can barely make out a small cabin. Wooded paths lead to the north, east and west.
This narrow path winds its way through the dense forest. Patches of sun and moonlight gradually find their way down through the canopy of leaves above, casting odd shadows about the area. Thick foliage blocks what used to be a path to the east. A sense of magic fills this area. It seems to be emanating from the north. The path leads off to the south, west, and north.
The path continues here to the north and south, surrounded by tall oaks and pines. A small patch of mushrooms springs up nearby. They seem to thrive in the dampness of the forest floor. The path leads north and south.
You are on a small path leading through the dense forest. The forest seems to become lighter to the west. The path continues north and west.
You are on a small path leading through the forest. Paths lead east and west into the dense forest. To the south, the forest opens up into plains.
You are on a small path leading through the dense forest. The forest seems to become lighter to the east. The path continues north and east.
You are on a small path leading through the dense forest. The crowns of the old trees leave the forest in an unreal twilight illumination. The path continues south and west.
You are on a small path leading through the dense forest. To the west there is a cave entrance. The path continues north and east.
You are in a natural cave. Various sorts of debris cover the stone floor, emitting a rather unpleasant smell that makes the air thick and hard to breathe. The only obvious exit is east.
You are in a small, grassy field somewhere in the forest. The tall grass nearly reaches your waist, and the surrounding oaks and beeches form an almost wall-like thicket on all sides of the field. A small path leads south through the trees. Another small trail of stones leads off to the north.
This small path continues on through the brush and shrubs of these Northern Woods. The bark has been rubbed off some of the neighboring trees, suggesting that there may be some deer nearby. The path continues to the east and west.
Thick briars block passage to the north and west, causing the trail to curve around to the east and south. Some trees and shrubs have been cleared away to the east, and several small camp fire remains suggest that this place became home for some weary travelers, not too long ago.
Tall oaks and thick shrubbery prevent travel to the south and cause the trail to bend to the west. A large boulder sits to the east of the path, sending the small trail turning north. A small ferret runs across the path, seeking shelter.
To the south, the trees thin out a bit, giving travellers a peek at the plains of Daleville. This small, twisting path winds its way to the north and to the east.
This small trail winds its way to the east and south. Sun and moonlight stream through the green canopy above, basking the area in a calm light. Small birds fly above building their homes and searching for food.
Thick mulberry bushes grow to the south, causing the trail to wind its way to the west. The path also continues north where the sound of chattering from the small animals of the woods increases.
Large oaks stand as sentries on the sides of this small path that runs north and south from here. The thick canopy of the trees provides shelter from the sun during the day, and provides a cloak of darkness at night.
Here a small trail meets up with the North Ride which is to the west. This small path leads north and south. It is much narrower and not as well travelled as the trodden path of the North Ride.
The trail bends here to the east and south. To the south is what appears to be an intersection of two trails. Small shrubbery and tall oaks line the path bringing a smell of nature to the area.
This small path cuts through the dense woods. Small mulberry bushes and tall oaks surround the path, and tiny insects swarm about, trapped in by the canopy of leaves above them. A well cut path leads to the south, while this small path leads east and west.
The well travelled North Ride turns to the north and the west here, due to some tall oaks and thick shrubbery that lies to the south. A small trail leads off to the east. To the side of the path sits a large rock that provides a comfortable resting spot to the weary traveller.
The well travelled North Ride continues here, allowing safe passage to numerous adventurers. Tall oaks and pines guard the road and small mulberry bushes scattered throughout provide some food.
The North Ride runs north and south here through the Northern Woods of Daleville. Small campfires line the sides of the trail, marking places where travellers have stopped to spend the night or cook a meal. The area is quite beautiful and relaxing.
Here the North Ride meets up with a smaller path to the west. The Ride winds its way to the east and to the south. The thick woods provide nice shelter from the sweltering sun during the day while the canopy above provides some shelter from the rain.
The North Ride runs north and west here as it cuts through the Northern Woods of Daleville. Tall trees tower high above, their limbs forming a green canopy above.
Running north and south, the North Ride is used by many travellers as they traverse through the Northern Woods. The ground here is well trodden and free from rocks and debris. A small path leading west connects with the Ride here.
The North Ride runs east and south from this point as it nears the edge of the Northern Woods. To the east one can see the trees begin to clear, while the woods are much thicker to the south.
The North Ride empties here onto the Plains of Tesh. To the west, the Ride goes deep into the Northern Woods of Daleville. The plains open up offering an expansive and breathtaking view.
The trail runs west off of the North Ride. Tall oak trees and a few pines stand as tall sentries on the path. A few small animals scurry about looking for shelter and food.
A small trail here deviates west from the North Ride and cuts through the Northern Woods. The brush on the ground is a bit thick, as the trail does not see much travel. The tall trees make a nice canopy above.
The trail curves around to the north and to the west. Small remains of a campfire here suggest that this might be a comfortable place to take a nap or prepare a meal. Small patches of thick grass seem to provide nice cushioning.
The small trail connects here to the north with yet another small path. Neither are very well cleared, so travel is not as swift as it might be on a major thoroughfare. Travel is possible to the north, east, and west, but the brush is too thick for passage to the south.
This small trail leads through the Northern Woods of Daleville to the south and to the west. A large boulder along the side of the path just might provide a nice resting spot for the weary traveller.
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This small trail leads east and west through the Northern Woods of Daleville. The brush is thick, making travelling a bit slow, but the tall trees provide nice shelter from the sun during the day.
The path runs east and west through these woods. The large pines provide the area with a nice, rich aroma. The path is not well trodden so travel may be slow for some.
This is the western edge of the Northern Woods. To the west one enters the Plains of Daleville, while the path that leads east heads deeper into the woods.
This is the western edge of the Northern Woods. To the west, through undergrowth too thick to pass, lie the Plains of Daleville; to the east, one travels deeper into the woods.
Large brush to the west and south force this small trail to turn to the north and east. The brush is thick making regular travel a bit difficult. The thick canopy above holds the thick air inside, making it a bit heavy and stale.
The trees begin to thin out here and the Plains of Tesh can barely be seen through the trees to the north. This small path leads north and south. It is not well travelled and the thick underbrush tends to slow down those who cut through here.
It is here that the Northern Woods of Daleville meet the Plains of Tesh. To the south, a small trail cuts through the woods, although the underbrush is quite thick.
This trail runs east and west through the Northern Woods. Small mulberry bushes line the side of the path, underneath the tall oaks and pines. A fresh scent from the trees carries through the air.
Here the trail turns back east into the Northern Woods; to the south, the Plains of Daleville show through thick undergrowth. The woods provide nice shelter from the heat during the day and some shelter from the rain if need be. A small ferret scurries from the plains into the woods in search of food.
The forest begins to grow thicker and more entangled as the path leads north. A thin mist hangs in the air and the coldness of it chills the soul. There is a yellow glow of eyes that peer out from the darkness. The path goes north or back south.
The deeper north the cobblestone trail goes, the darker and eerie the forest becomes. The mist that was light before now becomes more thick and dense, it has taken on a slight red hue. The forest has become more thick and entangled growth covers the path of cobblestone. The path goes north and south.
The red mist has become more of a red fog, thick and hard to see through. The path of cobblestone has become overgrown with grass and weeds. Pieces of stone have been pushed up and broken by weeds. Small bugs and worms slither about the stones. The cobblestone road leads to the north or back south.