Hruesen River

This river spills out of the BLASTED HEATH far to the east and lazily makes its way through plains and forests until it abuts the BLACKTOOTH RIDGE. It has many feeder streams along its width and breadth. Its course narrows and becomes tumultuous some 50 miles north of Botkinburg as it enters the rougher hilly lands of the region. After passing through this region, it tumbles on south until it spills into LAKE ELWETH.
The river is plentiful with fish and offers a wealth of food to settlers, bears, and others who depend upon fish for food. But this also attracts fell creatures of all sorts, and makes travel along the river perilous in those lower reaches far away from the settlements of man. Many a strange and ancient creature can be seen in its blue waters.

Type

River