Dread River

The Dread River is a formidable waterway that flows westward from Brightwater Lake, eventually emptying into the ocean. The river's slow-moving, brackish waters are teeming with life, both beautiful and dangerous.
The riverbanks are lined with dense mangrove forests, providing a habitat for a variety of birds, reptiles, and insects. Crocodiles, both large and small, lurk in the murky waters, waiting for unsuspecting prey. The riverbed is home to a diverse range of fish, including catfish, carp and quippers.
Navigating the Dread River is a perilous task. The river's strong currents and hidden dangers can pose a significant threat to even the most experienced boatmen. The crocodiles that inhabit the river are particularly dangerous, capable of attacking and devouring unwary travelers.

To see Flora and Fauna that might be found here, see Tropical Freshwater

Type

River

Location under

Lismett Grasslands