North of the Gravic Swamp rises the
impressive Glass Ranges, so named for their icy, reflective peaks that hide
amongst the clouds on overcast days. The Glass ranges cut through the west and
to the north, dividing the lands into a smaller, warmer southern land and a
vast temperate midland.
Amongst the Glass Ranges stand two
particularly impressive mountains. Some refer to them as the twins or the southern gates but their given names are Mount Kosios and Mount Istus.
Between the two is the main trade route between the southern lands to the
midlands.
Nestled in this highland pass, between the
two, is the impressive trade city of Claeridge Pass. This fortified city serves
as a trading hub between the lands to the south and those to the north. Even
the reclusive dwarves of the Silver Plains send caravans of goods into
Claeridge Pass for trade.
The Lord of Claeridge, Obediah Montief,
rules the city. Each of the 7 districts elects an official who represents them
in Lord Montief’s council. These councils meet weekly to discuss the political
and economic standings of the city as well as any potential risks that may
arise.
I'm pretty excited to be expanding the lands around Mistwood. This world started as a map I did of some western realm. The Trolls of Mistwood was the second synopsis of around five that I bullet pointed out on holidays a year ago. I thought building that adventure posed a challenge as an introductory adventure but now I'm working on two more complex and hopefully more exciting adventures.
I hope to have some more art and details for The Curse of Mistwood soon.
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