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The High Forest

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The High Forest is a vast and ancient woodland located in the northwest of Faerûn.

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Sorrow Wood
Sorrow Wood
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TypeWoods
Coordinates(-1240, -600) to (-1140, -485)
Description

Sorrow Wood, nestled at the Star Mounts' base and source of the Crystal Rill's headwaters, harbors the ancient temple tree settlement centered around a time portal nexus. This enchanted copse of magic oaks was planted over 10,000 years ago by the Elves of Aryvandaar. It contains vibrant trees whose leaves cycle through the seasons but never detach, symbolizing perpetual remembrance of the elves' turbulent past filled with conflicts and losses. Rooted deeply, they are rumored to connect with every tree in the forest. The area is safeguarded by a mythal that mitigates natural extremes and hostile magic, extending protection within a one-mile radius. Sorrow Wood is guarded by elven priests who assist and protect vision seekers. Factions of elves and scribes study and preserve the grove's profound history. The woods, cloaked in a 'Forbiddance' effect, repel invaders and harmful intentions.

Appearance

Hidden in the dense woods at the feet of the Great Starmounts, the Sorrow Wood is a mystical sight to behold. The Temple Tree Complex, including the Talanosstaar Temple and the Sepulchre of the Weeping Ones, stands tall among the ancient oaks. The leaves of the trees change color with the seasons, creating a mesmerizing display of red, gold, and green. The grove is protected by a mythal and wards, giving off an aura of ancient magic and solemn wisdom.

This work includes material taken from the System Reference Document 5.1 (“SRD 5.1”) by Wizards of the Coast LLC . The SRD 5.1 is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License.
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