Ehrendton

The Ehrendton is a dismal plain in northeast Nova Vaasa. The Dnar River is its western limit; the Sydligdnarand Katsmund Canyon are its southern limit; the Nocturnal Sea is its eastern limit. and to the north, it stretches into Darkon to be met by the Forgotten Hills, foothills of the Mountains of Misery. Before the Great Upheaval the land to the north was Arak. The grasses of the Ehrendton are far from luxurious, being short, thin, and prone to a fungus that turns them from yellow-green to an unhealthy white. Such patches are called dødmangraes ("dead man's grass") and are said to be the sign of an unmarked grave. The region is sparsely populated and remote, there being no bridges to connect it to the south. It owes its considerable fame to the Beast of Ehrendton penned by Sir Armand Ironhand. The family of Ehrend lends the region its name. The Count of Ehrendton is a vassal of the Bolshnik family.

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