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| − | Sandwiched between the [[Barbarian lands]] to the north and the vast deserts to the east lie the mountainous, verdant forestlands of the Western Kingdoms. The Western Kingdoms are comprised of the three regions: [[Entsteig]], [[Khanduras]], and [[Westmarch]]. The smaller, self-contained kingdoms contained herein have developed unique rules of protocol and etiquette, leading many to consider the Western Kingdoms as the most civilized of lands. Such exalted opinions stand in surprising contrast to the youthful age of the realm. While long a destination of merchants and peaceful travelers, recently infighting has made the Western Kingdoms a common destination for mercenaries and other, more sordid, visitors.
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| − | The Western Kingdoms are well known for their rich woodlands, a result of the area's nutrient laden soil, pleasant rainfall, and mild climate. From the massive pine and spruce, to the supple yew and ash, these woodlands are unequaled anywhere in [[Sanctuary]]. These abundant, fine-grained woods are forested for housing, farming tools, and weapons of warfare. [[The Sisters of the Sightless Eye]], who make their homes within the provinces of [[Entsteig]], are renowned for the bows that they fashion from these trees.
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| − | But as the shadows fall across all of [[Sanctuary]], the Western Kingdoms too, are changing. The once familiar creatures that have inhabited these forests have become warped, aggressive versions of their natural forms. Woodsmen have spotted several of the following creatures, and have submitted their reports so that travelers and heroes alike may be better prepared to encounter these foul beasts.
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