Thorn Hedge

Thorns are knotted together throughout the forest, creating hedge-like bushes. It is like a maze, for thorns are also in the ground, which is mottled and muddy, and there are vines hidden under neath the mud. Some places are clear of this chaos, and have rose bushes and raspberry brambles.

Prey is plentiful here, and is often seen caught in the mud or trapped in a thorn hedge. The vallies are full of small critters, and berries are all over.

A few nice ponds are littered here and there, with crystal clear water and a few small fish, too small to be worth eating.

The trees are normally pine, oak, birch, yew and maple, and around the ponds there might be a weeping willow.

There are many thickets around here, sitting on dry patches of ground, and can be very comfortable, and protected by thorns, however there are a few cruddy ones.