1

A tree that is thriving, no matter the season. If you spend time studying it and get a
hit on a spirit roll, read 1a

2

The weathered remains of a statue belonging to a forgotten deity or a ruler. It could
be 1-2; The head, 3-4; The hand, 5-6; The foot

3

A rag well with a tree with strips of cloth hanging on it. The well here is said to help
cure pains and ailments. Villagers would come here with cloth or linen, soak it in the
well water and place it on the affected body part. They would then hang the cloth on
a nearby tree, which is adorned with the cloth from the villagers.

4

A beaver dam or the remains of one. Some metal glitters amongst the twigs used to
construct the dam

5

A cairn dedicated to an animal. Roll a 1d6 for the animal. 1: A mammoth 2: a dog 3: a
wyvern 4: an eagle 5: a seal 6: a cat

6

A temple built of driftwood. Within it, you can hear the sounds of the sea and even
the call of gulls.

7

The remains of a longship. This might be found even inland

8

A bubbling spring. If there are settlements nearby it might be used by locals

9

A dolmen is overgrown with moss. It might hold secrets about your quest or vow

10

A perfectly reflective pool of water. If you encounter it at night and peer into it, read
10a.

11

A rock formation resembling an archway

12

The remains of a dried river bed. The earth here is cracked and stones carved with
weathered symbols lie about.

13

 Interlocking columns of rock. They look unstable and pebbles drop from them.

14

A wave-like formation of rock

15

The remnants of a longhouse that can provide shelter. If you reside for the night, read
15a.

16

The skull of a great dragon. It is large enough to fit a wagon within. The plant growing
here is different from that in the area

17

The skulls of three giants arranged evenly apart. There is a space for a gem on the
forehead of the central skull

18

A small abandoned hut. There might be items left behind; you may attempt a
resupply with a +1 to the roll

19

A deep pit filled with burned bones. You suspect some of the bones might be human.

20

An arrangement of flute-like stones that emit a musical harmony when the wind
blows through them

21

A wooden sign indicating locations nearby, including a sign pointing downwards.
There are warnings on some of them.

22

A small cave with lots of crude graffiti insulting minor gods and famous individuals.
There is an even chance that they refer to someone you are acquainted with.

23

An orchard of apple trees, with fallen fruit on the ground. If there are villagers nearby,
they believe that the fruit is for earth spirits or the gods and not for human
consumption

24

The mummified bodies of 1d6 men, still in their battle attire. If there is a settlement
nearby, they might be from there

25

A gibbet or wooden cage with the skeleton of a man inside. Crows flutter around,
picking off the last of the meat.

26

A fallen tree that has not rotted. Birds and small lizards dart about

27

A pond where villagers throw their marriage tokens after they desire to separate from
their lover.

28

An elm tree with a hollow where a human skeleton sits.

29

A giant sword with the hilt and one-third of the blade jutting out from the ground;
3d6x10 feet tall. It is said a giant thrust it here and when the end times come it will be
wielded by the last of the giants

30

A tree with flowering silvery blossoms. If there is a settlement nearby townsfolk come
here to make tokens and tie them around the branches hoping to unite with their
lover.

31

 A spot of earth on which nothing grows. If the location is desolate or barren, this spot
is instead fertile

32

A tiered pyramid of 1d6 tiers. The symbols on it depict a battle between bears and
wolves. At the top of the pyramid is the statue of the victor.

33

A set of 1d6 giant boulders with markings in a forgotten language.

34

 A grove of trees with branches that twist in unexpected directions. Villagers call these
the dancing trees

35

 A crater lake. The water here glows with different colours. There is a terrible sour
scent in the area and the plants growing here appear to glow

36

Graveyard of spears. A shallow pit has been dug here and old spears have been
tossed within. The spears are rotted but some of the spearheads are still usable.

37

Graveyard of mammoths. There is a pile of mammoth bones here, and carrion birds
feed on the carcass of a recently deceased specimen.

38

The seat of the Moot. A circular arrangement of stones that are just the right height to
sit on, with a larger stone in the middle carved with the features of a god of justice or
a symbol of it. This is used by nearby settlements to meet and discuss territorial
issues. No weapons are to be brought in the circle of stones.

39

The stall of a shop vendor, now abandoned. There remains an item left behind by the
vendor. Roll 1d6: 1: a whittled piece of wood in the shape of an otter 2: an acorn 3: a
rock with coppery veins 4: a sea shell 5: a wooden bowl 6: rotting meat

40

A dining tent. The smell of cooked food wafts from here but it is curiously unmanned.
There is no food within.

41

A quarry of red stone. Villagers use the stone for their houses. Offerings are left
whenever they take any stone from here.

42

Eternal flame. A hill with mysterious flames sprouting from the ground that do not
extinguish. The flames are easily avoided.

43

Watch tower. A lone tower that is still intact. Climbing to the top presents a view of
the area. Read 43a if you do ascend.

44

A geyser that screeches when water spouts from it. The water is scalding hot.

45

An iron pillar that is rusted and broken. There is no salvageable metal left on this
pillar.

46

A well-carved statue of a child that is unblemished. Someone has placed linen
clothes on it.

47

A Battle Circle is etched in the ground here. There are runes indicating that if one
fights within the ring, one of the combatants must die. If you hang around long
enough, someone will come here to challenge you to a battle. Read 47a if so

48

A stone outcropping that is overgrown with wasp nests.

49

A cedar tree with crystal-like veins running through it. They sparkle when sunlight
strikes them

50

A throne made of rock covered with runes. It overlooks a picturesque area.

51

A series of purple shrubs with purplish-black berries

52

A stone with a carving that resembles you or a party member

53

A cave with a small opening that you can just squeeze through where you hear
whispers. Should you enter, read 53a

54

An oak tree with arrowheads embedded in it. It looks like it has been used for target
practice. Taking the arrowheads will take some time.

55

A still-intact tower with a brazier on the open roof. It appears to be a signal fire or
some sort.

56

A Moulin or ice funnel. It is mesmerising as you watch the water flow down. You feel
a sense of well-being. Gain +1 momentum.

57

A pool of muddy water. Should you try to inspect it, read 57a.

58

A now dead oak tree that has been struck by lightning. If you perform rituals, the
branches of the tree can be used to make a staff or wand of power.

59

A fallen tree the length of a longhouse. Various rats of unusual size dart about
chipping on the wood and making their home here.

60

A series of cairns. The engravings mark them as the graves of those defeated in The
Battle for Wyndra’s Hand

61

A large stone block marked with runes. It relates the saga of seven members of a
tribe, with each falling at each stage. The ending of the saga, where the remaining
villager confronts a poisonous wyrm, is unfortunately cut off

62

A cistern which still retains some (oily-looking) water

63

A raised mound of earth. The wind blows strongly around here

64

 A grove of trees where all the tree trunks have growths that resemble lumpy human
faces.

65

A stone warning of battles against the Sidhe. There is a vein of iron on the stone,
though only enough to craft a spearhead

66

 A table that appears to have been used for a feast. Fish bones, dried gravy and
empty bottles that reek of wine have been left on it.

67

An overgrown section of a wall about 10m (30’ high) and 25m (75’) across

68

High stone pillars about 20m (60)’ high. There are bird’s nests on top of each pillar

69

A shrine with markings in an unknown language. Birds periodically make offerings in
front of it; dropping seeds, worms and smaller birds here

70

A cave whose walls are carved with spear-fighting instructions. The drawings are
years old.

71

A living bridge made of plants and vines. It is in bad condition currently and might not
be able to hold heavy weight.

72

 tree with 1d6 long-haired goats on the branches

73

A stream of glistening water. If you spend time studying it, read 73a

74

A field of yellow-red potato leaves. If you dig underneath, read 74a

75

A cave opening shaped like a bear’s mouth. If you enter, ready 75a.

76

 An abandoned building that appears to have been an observatory of some sort.
There are indications that the inhabitants here studied the stars

77

A lake with crystalline fish swimming within. They are inedible but might be worth
something, particularly alive.

78

A tree in which squirrels have stored lots of acorns. The trunk of the tree is practically
filled with them. If you take any, read 78a.

79

A tomb that appears to have been raided. Various belongings are scattered outside.
If you spend time returning them to the tomb, read 79a

80

A huge circular jug large enough for a man to fit in. There is an even chance of
something being inside if you investigate. If you do, roll a 1d6 and read 80a

81

An abandoned house on stilts that appears on the verge of collapse

82

The remains of a giant bear. The rib bones have been broken off. It is unlikely that a
single bear cub is roaming the area.

83

A kiln made of stone. Some clay pots are still inside. There is an even chance of one
of them giving you information about the area and giving you the equivalent of a
secure an advantage roll.

84

A cabin in the woods. This looks like it was recently occupied. If you can read and
spend time studying the materials here, read 84a.

85

A mound where there are several pots of fermenting food, including fish. The smell is
pungent and off-putting. Whoever left them here is not present, though if you remain
here it is likely you will encounter them

86

A butte of rock. There are runes indicating this is the All-hearing stone. Climbing on
top requires a strong hit on a Strength test. If you do so, read 86a.

87

A cliff which sticks out; markings indicate it is named the troll’s tongue. Anyone who
remains here under a full moon is said to be swallowed by the tongue.

88

A clearing with the shattered remains of weapons. If you stay here for the night, read
88a

89

A pillar of rock. At its base is a human skeleton that looks as though it has been
pinned by the rock.

90

A burial mound. The statues of two soldiers have been placed outside the entrance.
They face different directions

91

 A pool or lake of smoking lava. The air is sulphurous. You see figures from your past
in the haze, mocking you and your journey.

92

A dolmen with runes indicating the hall of the Vowbreaker. You may break your vow
here without penalty.

93

A small shrine dedicated to forest spirits or the God of herbs. Studying the markings
for a period of time will allow you to pick up the Herbalist Asset or pick an additional
ability from it for 1 less XP.

94

A bubbling pool of mud. Should you lie in it, read 94a.

95

An abandoned reservoir that seems to have dried up. You see huge footprints left by
a creature. Should you remain here, read 95a

96

A cliffside where birds (terns/finches or hawks) have made their nests and laid their
eggs. Climbing the cliff and harvesting the eggs is a Dangerous task, allowing you to
resupply.

97

A gigantic nest with two large pink-speckled eggs within. The eggs are the size of
chests and difficult to carry around.

98

An abandoned fort with the remnants of a wrecked palisade. Most of it lies in ruins.

99

A tree with gold branches and leaves. The branches are quite fragile and break
easily. The silver turns to rust when removed from the tree

100

A gigantic horn stands here, propped up by a wooden scaffold. It looks ready to
be blown. If you do so, read 100a.