Druskenvald (DRUSK-in-vahld)
Druskenvald is a realm that exists outside the lands of the mortal and material. Enveloped in a seemingly endless expanse of eldritch gloom, it exists in a paradoxical state of limbo between the
warring furies of life and death. Beyond the misty borders of this domain may lie countless worlds and
afterlives, but Druskenvald stands apart—a self-contained demiplane where the living, dead, and everything in between can coexist.
Within these confines is a landmass hewn into the shape of a crescent moon and a dark and roiling sea that stretches from its eastern coastline until it disappears into the haze. Looming mountain peaks to the north and south flank the lands between, forming an enormous continent-sized valley that nonsensically spans numerous environments in a relatively short distance and never experiences the turn of a season. The laws of nature and logic have no dominion over a place that is just as much
nightmare and folktale as it is a land to explore.
The mystifying nature of Druskenvald is made most apparent by the thirteen major provinces that comprise it. As if pulled from a child’s storybook featuring a broad collection of varying tales, each of these territories has a wholly distinct biome, topography, and climate. From forest to moor, desert to tundra, swamp to farmland, they all exist side by side like a collection of bizarre patches stitched together upon a grandmother’s quilt.
Despite the uniqueness of each Druskenvaldian patch, travel between provinces is not especially difficult, and borders can be crossed with a simple step.
Night of the Crooked Moon
In Druskenvald, time works differently to our normal cycle. For more information on this, see the article bellow.Maps
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Druskenvald
Druskenvald is a realm that exists outside the lands of the mortal and material. Enveloped in a seemingly endless expanse of eldritch gloom, it exists in a paradoxical state of limbo between the warring furies of life and death. Beyond the misty borders of this domain may lie countless worlds and afterlives, but Druskenvald stands apart—a self-contained demiplane where the living, dead, and everything in between can coexist.
