Dreams of Three Kingdoms

Nestled in the rugged hills south of the Yangtze River, the White Tiger Bandits Hideout is a concealed encampment used by the notorious White Tiger Bandits. This location is characterized by its natural defenses, including steep cliffs and dense forests, allowing the bandits to launch ambushes against unwary travelers and rival forces. The hideout is adorned with symbols of the White Tiger, representing their loyalty to Yan Baihu, and is rumored to be protected by local spirits that aid the bandits in their guerrilla tactics.

The hideout features makeshift tents and wooden structures camouflaged by foliage, with a central fire pit surrounded by crude wooden benches. The area is marked by totems and charms believed to ward off intruders, and the air is thick with the scent of smoke and wild herbs.