Lake Nen

The largest body of water in the Nentir Vale, Lake Nen stretches for nearly fifty miles (80 km) across the southern edge of the Winterbole Forest. The frigid waters of Lake Nen hide a mystery. On certain nights, fishers out too late on the lake hear beautiful, ethereal music that fills them with longing. Some never return to their homes, others return forever changed, haunted by their experience. It is said that the boundaries between the World and the Feywild grow thin when the full moon’s light dances on the water, and the music of the faerie court of the Prince of Thorns filters out over the lake.
-Cold Camp: The shoreline of the northwestern end of the lake is part of the dominion of the Frost Witches, an eclectic group of magic-users who pay homage to the evil elemental prince Cryonax. Although small groups of Frost Witches might be encountered anywhere within the Winterbole Forest, the largest concentration resides here.
-Nenlast: This tiny human village lies at the east end of Lake Nen. The folk here make a meager living by trading smoked fish to the dwarves of Hammerfast. They also deal with the Tigerclaw barbarians of the Winterbole Forest. When the wild folk choose to trade, they come to Nenlast to barter their pelts and amber for good dwarven metalwork. 

1. Their is a small temple of Kord located inside of the Nenlast village. 

-Rolaz-Gaar: An ancient Arkhosian ruin thought to lie near the shore of Lake Nen. -Ruins of Fastormel: Once a prosperous town on the shores of Lake Nen, Fastormel was destroyed by the Bloodspear orcs and has never been resettled. The town was ruled by a Lord Mage (the most powerful wizard in town claimed the ruler's scepter), and the Mistborn Tower of the last Lord Mage still stands amid the ruins of the town. The tower is shrouded in a strange silver mist that never dissipates, no matter what the weather would otherwise dictate. Currently, the town is infested by a horde of undead.