Dagger Shores

The northeast coast of the Unfounded is called the Dagger Shores, which got its name from the jagged coastlines and numerous peninsulas, and absolutely not by referencing the setting of some other roleplaying game that tends to be plagued by bad decisions and stuffing their feet into their big ol’ mouth. Staying true to its name, the Dagger Shores region hugs the Grey/Gray Ocean(s) coastline and extends—at its widest—thirty miles until its swallowed by the northern reaches of the Unfounded’s primeval forest or meets the Windscream mountains and steppes, blocking it from the frigid winds of the Friginfrigid Tundra.

Unlike the rest of the Unfounded, the Nest, and Rodinia, the Dagger Shores is not segregated into countries but rather are scattered with independent city-states, teeny-tiny kingdoms, and a general uncertainty of who is serf to whom. The most notable of these are Boulders Fence, Shallowpool, Torchtower, Baum Phawk, and Port Pourt. There are many other cities and villages in this region, but they have a bad habit of popping up and collapsing all the time—this tendency has left the Dagger Shores filled with ancient ruins, dungeons, and treasures existing right next to modern humble dwellings. So, between them and their vicinity to the threats (natural and supernatural) of the Unfounded, there’s always an adventure to be had by the many different people that call it home—human, elf, dwarf, or otherwise.  

Significant Landmarks

Forests

The Enchanted Forest

A large forest, 23 treads wide and 12.5 treads deep at its longest points, the Enchanted Forest is the most populated home of traditional elves on Faewalk outside the Nest.

Menthol Marsh

A marsh in the northern region of the Dagger Shores 16 treads wide and 2 treads deep at its longest points, the menthol marsh is heated by hot springs to the point of being a tropical oasis in a subtemperate region and inhabited by tropical creatures such as crocodiles.

Mountain Ranges

Black Curtains

Hilted Mountains

Nickelback Mountains

Windscream Mountains