Rjorn River
Named for a Zennonaize Count who lost his life in a heroic stand against a pair of giants along it banks, the Rjorn is narrow and deep, cutting into the White Talon as it travels northwest into the Wartin Gulf. Its deep waters provide an excellent breed ground for legions of salmon that swarm every spring as well as a host of eagles, bears, and otters that feed upon them. Accounts of Rjorn's men of massive blue-while lizards have never been confirmed.
Type
River
Location under