River of Ice
Flowing into the Great North Sea at the tip of the White Talon, this river gets its name from the ice flows that come with each spring thaw. Starting its southern headwaters in Fester's Ridge, great chunks of ice fill the stream, bobbing along like a white navy, racing through rapids and over countless small waterfalls. The phenomenon only lasts a few days each spring and has been witnessed by few - other than the trolls that call the peninsula their home.
Type
River
Location under