Denshland

Denshland is filled with green as far as the eye can see. Once a region inhabited by the Gendeller clan of the Vampen Ires, the Raven Skull bone cult now calls Denshland home. Dirt roads are maintained by these cults and walls of beautifully painted human skulls are stacked in the form of hedges stretching from one location to another on the trade routes. Only a few gaps in these human skull hedge walls can be found following along the dirt roads.
Brightly colored Grattle wild flowers cover the hills of Denshland in violets, pinks, and oranges. When the wind blows through them, petals of the Grattle wild flowers get caught in the cross breeze and flow in the wind every which way. The Starplex shines overhead casting double shadows on the green grasses below, reflecting translucent purple light from the Yernhuln tree leaves onto it.
Though the purple Yernhuln leaves are important to the medicines used by the Raven Skull, they are also one of the more beautiful leaves year round here in the region of Denshland. The Yernhuln bark, however, isn't the most beautiful to look at. The wild green cracks that run through the hard brown wood isn't something to be desired. Although these green cracks aren't the most appealing, there glow can be rather hypnotizing if you stare at them long enough. Similar to that of a human breathing, the green glow in the cracks of the Yernhuln tree fades in and out.
The hymns of the Raven Skull can often be heard on these Denshland breezes. The smell of the Grattle wild flowers is magnificent when carried in from the west. The scent is so sweet that it can often be mistaken as stelnberry spices by foreigners to the region. While this scent may be sweet, consuming Grattle wild flowers would not be a good idea. It would end up in a stomach ache for those that do.