Hills of Iron

Rolling hillsides dotted with fortifications ranging from decades to millennia in age, often built on top of the ruins of others. While it is true that the region is rich in ore, the area gets its name from the blood red dirt rich in iron from centuries of old battles and the shattered remains of broken swords, axes, and hammers buried beneath the earth.

Local Legend: A creature known as the Marrowking is rumored to haunt these lands, an amalgamation of the bones of hundreds of fallen elves and dwarves, twisted by theTempest into a hate-filled undead abomination that seeks to add more corpses to its ever growing body.

Typical Threats: Bandits frequent the area topside, scavenging for weapons and armor that may be salvageable, or finding unarmed travelers. At night however, bandits retreat to the tunnels, as Undead roam freely, along with stormspawn. 

Typical Tempest Surges: Dark, Fire and Earth, often warping the landscape and ruins.

Closest other regions: Titanspine Mountains to the Northeast