Wurmshire

The Dwarven mines of Pataya are long abandoned mines that cut through the mountain chain of Wyrlin which separate the north from the south. The mines themselves were originally used to harvest a rare metal named Sarphite. It is particularly valued as Saphite is not found almost anywhere else in the world. The mines however were closed due to a series of increasingly rough accidents in the mines.

The Grand Oak is a Massive tree on the Lindenwin side of the Wyrlin mountain chain. While it is not used for much currently, in previous ages it was a very important religious site.

Marren’s springs is a relatively unknown hot springs in the mountainous area north of Lindenwin near Patya Pass. Marren’s springs are high in sulphur which causes those who know about them to claim it has almost mystical healing benefits. Around the spring are thick granite stones, many of which has been worn smooth to a point of them forming natural seating. Despite being named for a wood sign hanging on one of the trees overlooking the spring, it is unclear as to who the Marren on the sign refers to.

The Mire of Agnis is a swamp a few days south of Lindenwin that is rarely if ever entered. It is known for its vast pits of tar, it’s black murky waters, and insects the size of buses. As there is no real game there and it is almost impossible to navigate through very little is known about the location.

The Wurmshire is a largely wooded area with many hardwoord deciduous trees in it's southern half near Lindenwin and Terragon. This starts to change the further north one travels with the forest near Pataya being largely made tall evergreen. Throughout the entire Wurmshire there is a plethora of naturally occurring vegetation making scavenging for food relatively easy. Berries, herbs, greens, and even some edible flowers are quite common in the forest leading to and around the Pataya mountain chains. Folklore accounts this to Fey which makes many residents of the Wurmshire squeamish about eating it unless the situation is dire.

Crisle trees are large trees with narrow bases and multiple trunks. They grow up to 20 feet tall and are renowned for the flexibility of their wood. Despite smelling like cinnamon, the trees do not taste like it and in fact emit a sticky sap that in unimaginably itchy. It can be safely harvested and used for a number of things, particularly pest control.

Saphite is a rare metal that comes from deep within Pataya mountains. It’s a dark blue ore that becomes more pale when it is worked in armor, weapons, and tools. Aside from it’s remarkable coloring, Saphite is most renown for its ability to repel and even cut through Fey creatures. It is said to be more effect than cold iron and so the Dwarves who worked it would often leave a nail made of Saphite above doors or other portals to keep out unwanted fairyfolk.

A naturally occuring Ironwood that does not require intervention from a druid to be created. It has a light red finished colour to it making it quite valuable as furniture material. So much so that it is sometimes referred to as red gold. Through a well kept secret technique, there are some that have been know to be able to work Feywood into power armor which resist dragonfire and weapons that cut through the protections of dragonkind.

This is rare metal harvested from fallen stars that gives things crafted from it inky waves of blacks and greys across the steely blues that comprise the bulk of the metal. Weapons made from this metal are known to be supernaturally sharp although next to impossible to initially sharpen. Due to this, it's rare for a smith luckily enough to get to work with SkyMetal to waste it on a weapon that is so niche.