Rainoga

Beorunna’s Well marks a bleak wound on the edge of the Druarwood, a massive, gaping pit that plunges into the black heart of the Underdark. Once the spiritual and communal center of the Black Lion tribe of the Uthgardt barbarians, the surrounding huts and totems now lie in quiet ruin, overtaken by moss and silence. Legends tell of the mighty hero Beorunna, who made his last stand here against a great demon, his sacrifice said to have split the earth itself. The pit is revered by some as a sacred site, feared by others as a cursed wound that never healed. The air around it carries a deep chill, even in summer, and strange whispers are said to rise from below when the moon is dark. Few dare to descend, for the tunnels beneath lead to the Underdark’s hungering horrors. Still, some Uthgardt return here to offer rites or seek visions, though many vanish into the deep. Beorunna’s Well is a place where legend, loss, and lurking evil coil beneath a shroud of ancient silence.

A yawning pit gapes in the earth, its edges lined with weathered stones and broken tribal carvings. Crumbled huts encircle the rim, their doors open to wind and time. The forest presses close, but dares not reclaim the site. The pit descends into utter blackness, the air around it still and cold. Ravens circle overhead, and the ground feels uneasy beneath one’s feet.