Pitmerden

Generously referred to as a forest, Pitmerden is actually a swamp bordering the Lake. Largely consisting of Black Alder trees and stagnant waters.

The swamp is almost impossible to navigate for anyone who isn't a native and though there are those who would claim to be able to sell you a map the transient nature of the 'solid' land and the ever-changing water channels means that any maps would be unreliable at best and dangerous at worst.

Within the Swamp it's difficult to tell supernatural from the nature; strange gasses, shifting scenery and the shade of the trees creates a deceptive set of surroundings.

Scattered about the swamp - on the few solid pieces of land or partially or fully submerged in the sluggish waters are Dolomens, Menhirs and Circles both ancient and modern. They serve as shrines and 'homes' for the plethora of Gods who huddle in the rotting vegetation, waters and trees. Smaller altars or offerings can be found jammed into any even slighty stable place or absorbed by trees who grow around them and are evidence to the swamps connection to the Gods of the world. It's rumored that those mad enough to live in or around it attempt to coexist with the Gods or have even fostered an insane symbiosis.