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Training in [[Survival]] and [[Perception]] is required to access the area.
Training in [[Survival]] and [[Perception]] is required to access the area.

==See Also==
*[[Brieson Discusses the History of the Ilvari (log)|Brieson Discusses the History of the Ilvari]]
*[[The Red Forest Returns in Rare Lunar Alignment (log)|The Red Forest Returns in Rare Lunar Alignment]]


==Behind The Scenes==
==Behind The Scenes==

Revision as of 12:47, 10 July 2016

The Red Forest is a hunting ground located in the Elven Village near Wehnimer's Landing and also Aradhul Road near Ta'Vaalor containing level 60-83 creatures. These are two separate instances created by unstable planar energies from the collision of Elanthia with the Elemental Confluence. In the past it would only rejoin our space/time briefly in a celestial alignment of Liabo and Lornon.

Training in Survival and Perception is required to access the area.

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Behind The Scenes

The Red Forest has an isles of transfer quality like Shadow Valley and The Broken Lands. They are foggy with serpent, poison, black ichor, demonic, moon, dream, moss/fungus, and time warp themes. The demon of Shadow Valley resembled a very large winged viper, and the dire beasts have the myklian "bony protrusion" block on attacks. The Red Forest itself is something of an I.C.E. Age throwback to the Blue Forest which was destroyed by Shards and purged of its Elven population by the Iylari of The Iron Wind. They had earlier been ethnically cleansed with war wolves by the conqueror Ugus Fost, who might have been subtly alluded to by the Colossus for the Vvrael story. The Shards were warped "tree golems" with a taste for brains and bowels, probably what decapitated the bear in Danjirland. In the past they were poisonous creatures that could be hunted outside the Spider Temple. They were made from the mutilated bodies of men and elves, and were described as "cunning" or "demonic."

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Pages in category "Red Forest creatures"

The following 10 pages are in this category, out of 10 total.