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{{Area|areaname=the Tar Pits|plane=Prime Material Plane|continent=Basin of Life}} | {{Area|areaname=the Tar Pits|plane=Prime Material Plane|continent=Basin of Life}} | ||
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What is now known as the Tar Pit Wastes was once the Eastern Serenwilde. The forest expanded much further than its current boundaries; however, when an ancient, insidious creature called the Slaghora'ruin, or the Slayer of Forests in the [[fae]] language, slithered in from beyond the [[Basin of Life]], the forest quickly decayed under the beast's poisonous touch. In defense of the Serenwilde, several [[druid]] families went to fight the beast, but they were unable to do so - and in the end, [[Chuchip]], the [[Great Spirit]] of Serenwilde, had to sever the land with his magic. When the Slaghora'ruin grew strong enough to pierce through Chuchip's veil, the Wastes were revealed, and it was found that the descendants of the druid families still waged a most difficult war. | What is now known as the Tar Pit Wastes was once the Eastern Serenwilde. The forest expanded much further than its current boundaries; however, when an ancient, insidious creature called the Slaghora'ruin, or the Slayer of Forests in the [[fae]] language, slithered in from beyond the [[Basin of Life]], the forest quickly decayed under the beast's poisonous touch. In defense of the Serenwilde, several [[druid]] families went to fight the beast, but they were unable to do so - and in the end, [[Chuchip]], the [[Great Spirit]] of Serenwilde, had to sever the land with his magic. When the Slaghora'ruin grew strong enough to pierce through Chuchip's veil, the Wastes were revealed, and it was found that the descendants of the druid families still waged a most difficult war. | ||
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*a frenzied badger | *a frenzied badger | ||
*an enchanting dryad | *an enchanting dryad | ||
===Slemgooum Fyrgenwig=== | |||
Though her dark skin is stretched tight against a cadaverous skull, Slegooum Fyrgenwig's large eyes are bright and full of mischief. The ancient mugwump is swathed in a deep black robe and bent nearly in half, making it impossible to ascertain just how large she actually is. In one shriveled hand, Slegooum tightly grips a gnarled branch upon which she leans heavily. Foul smelling fumes waft out of pouches hanging from her belt, and an old brass torc set with a clouded emerald hangs from her neck. | |||
===Tinjtak Gladheart=== | |||
Looking like a tae'dae in miniature, Tinjtak Gladheart is coated in golden-brown and clad in a simple tunic and trousers. An affable grin is plastered across the furrikin's snout and bright brown eyes gaze warmly at the surroundings. A cudgel is clasped lightly in one chubby paw and currently finds service as a walking stick, while the other hangs onto a pouch slung over Tinjtak's back. | |||
===Cyarun Thornleaf=== | ===Cyarun Thornleaf=== | ||
*An elfen druid who urges others to put animal corpses inside tar pits in service of his master. | *An elfen druid who urges others to put animal corpses inside tar pits in service of his master. | ||
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===Cidinnanc Wildbriar=== | ===Cidinnanc Wildbriar=== | ||
*A faeling that came along with Lossam to help heal the region. | *A faeling that came along with Lossam to help heal the region. | ||
[[Category: Points of Interest]] | [[Category: Points of Interest]] | ||
Revision as of 19:57, 2 April 2022
| the Tar Pits | |
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| Continent | Basin of Life |
| Plane | Prime Material Plane |
__NO_TOC__ What is now known as the Tar Pit Wastes was once the Eastern Serenwilde. The forest expanded much further than its current boundaries; however, when an ancient, insidious creature called the Slaghora'ruin, or the Slayer of Forests in the fae language, slithered in from beyond the Basin of Life, the forest quickly decayed under the beast's poisonous touch. In defense of the Serenwilde, several druid families went to fight the beast, but they were unable to do so - and in the end, Chuchip, the Great Spirit of Serenwilde, had to sever the land with his magic. When the Slaghora'ruin grew strong enough to pierce through Chuchip's veil, the Wastes were revealed, and it was found that the descendants of the druid families still waged a most difficult war.
Inhabitants
- a crazed buck
- a rabid fox
- a monstrous man-eater plant
- a frenzied badger
- an enchanting dryad
Slemgooum Fyrgenwig
Though her dark skin is stretched tight against a cadaverous skull, Slegooum Fyrgenwig's large eyes are bright and full of mischief. The ancient mugwump is swathed in a deep black robe and bent nearly in half, making it impossible to ascertain just how large she actually is. In one shriveled hand, Slegooum tightly grips a gnarled branch upon which she leans heavily. Foul smelling fumes waft out of pouches hanging from her belt, and an old brass torc set with a clouded emerald hangs from her neck.
Tinjtak Gladheart
Looking like a tae'dae in miniature, Tinjtak Gladheart is coated in golden-brown and clad in a simple tunic and trousers. An affable grin is plastered across the furrikin's snout and bright brown eyes gaze warmly at the surroundings. A cudgel is clasped lightly in one chubby paw and currently finds service as a walking stick, while the other hangs onto a pouch slung over Tinjtak's back.
Cyarun Thornleaf
- An elfen druid who urges others to put animal corpses inside tar pits in service of his master.
Mebor Greenhunt
Jayant Thornleaf
- elfen
Esen Rainsong
- The trill who ignores direct interaction.
Risio Honnen
- The furrikin is trying to assemble a potion for Esen.
Temmal Bramble
- tae'dae who needs help rebuilding the totem for the ritual.
Emaleth Strongoak
- a distraught elfen
Lossam Calendis
- Begins QUEST LOSSAM_FLOWERS
- This elfen spiritsinger is trying to heal the Tar Pits and needs flowers to do so.
Cidinnanc Wildbriar
- A faeling that came along with Lossam to help heal the region.