Tîlû

Before the opening of the Togomud Sink in 1687, a vast forest stretched from the central Felbin highlands to the Whalebin bay. During the reigns of Abâthigûr and its successor Tinnanguth, the forest served as the preeminent source for teak. It also boasted an abundance of dark oak, birch, and acacia. Moreover, the Imsogrek foothills provided a plentiful supply of pine and evergreen timber. Regrettably, a century into the Karnegmoth Cataclysm, the majority of the forest had succumbed to the expanding Brownlands, buried beneath the earth, mud, and rock of another world.