Scosglen

Scosglen, situated in the northeastern region of Sanctuary, is the homeland of the Druids. It shares borders with the Dry Steppes to the south and the Frozen Sea to the northwest. This untamed, picturesque wilderness is characterized by its lush, emerald forests and constant rain and fog. The area is known for its werewolf-infested woods, from which those who venture in rarely return. The people of Scosglen are in a perpetual struggle against the ever-encroaching wilderness.

The dwellings in Scosglen primarily consist of ancient stone towers called druid colleges, dispersed throughout the land. Although some might view this form of civilization as primitive, the Druids do not share the same appreciation for urban centers as the Kehjistani. Along the coast, living conditions become more desperate. In an effort to withstand the harsh elements, Scosglen’s coastal structures are made from any available materials, often in various states of disrepair. Stone walls, salvaged wood, and thatched roofs provide solace for the courageous fishermen who navigate the treacherous Frozen Sea. However, the hilltop dwellings along the coast stand out, boasting deep-rooted foundations.