Register | Hribi, Mäke, Ereba
A town and forested region set along various hills.
The trees can be thick in some locations, making it more difficult to travel.
The town itself has a relative population which mostly remains stable, barring group departures and outbreaks.
The soil is rich for crops, albeit not much land space exists that is not encompassed by trees.
Many crops are grown in soil that is turned over seasonally in order to preserve the potency of the furrows and mounds.
Foraged vegetation is a frequent resource. Of interest particularly are mushrooms of multiple types, the varied uses of different species not overlooked.
Not many stray too far from the vicinity of the town, aware that wild beasts are frequent amid the trees.
Various businesses are present. It can be considered an intermediary between the wilderness and nearby towns.
This includes a number of inns and taverns, the vineyards and fields limited but still managing to produce crops for wine and ale.
The site parallels Szeged, Southern Great Plain, Hungary.