A People Shaped by Place
Preservation, growth, balance, adaptation, living settlements, and an unsettlingly close relationship with the forest itself.
The Greywood · The forest survived. So did they.

The Greywood survived when forests across Katarra did not. The Wychwood Sylvan survived with it. Whether that was fortune, ancient magic, or the fulfillment of some forgotten bargain depends greatly upon whom one asks.
Preservation, growth, balance, adaptation, living settlements, and an unsettlingly close relationship with the forest itself.
Living cities, canopy roads, sacred groves, world-trees, and paths that do not always remain where they were left make conventional maps unreliable.
Ask whether the forest chose to survive the Sundering. Then watch who refuses to answer.
Common knowledge collected from merchants, guides, guild records, and people sensible enough to come back.
Walking Councils follow ancient trees rather than permanent capitals. When the center of authority moves, the government moves with it.
The Green Councils