Aeldentree
Magical wards keep the once-proud city of Aeldentree hidden from the world. The city is built among the boughs of massive white birch trees and is home to a confederation of elves, goblins, and fairies from both the Seelie and Unseelie Courts.
• Aeldentree’s populace are descendants of fey who were victimized by human pogroms and usurped from their ancestral lands in Krevborna.
• Aeldentree is a sanctuary, kept secret from the prying eyes and vicious intent of mankind.
• The most militant of Aeldentree’s citizens belong to the Wild Hunt, a secretive cabal of insurgents.
• The Wild Hunt fights a guerrilla war against mankind in Krevborna, hoping to one day reclaim the land as their sole dominion.
• The Wild Hunt ventures forth from the safety of Aeldentree to raid human settlements and wage a war of terror against humanity.
• Powerful fey such as the Erlking, the Green Knight, and Baba Yaga support the Wild Hunt.
Camp Lovelorn Lake
Beside Lovelorn Lake, a placid pool of crystalline water in the Silent Forest, sits an eponymous campsite consisting of wooden cabins, a dilapidated dining hall, several fire pits, and a small jetty. A hand-carved sign hanging above the entrance of the site reads “Welcome to Camp Lovelorn Lake.”
• The cabins are well-constructed, but they show indications that they have witnessed violence in the past, such as aged bloodstains and the tell-tale marks left behind by a fearsome woodman’s axe.
• Something unnatural in Camp Lovelorn Lake calls to teenagers on the cusp of adulthood, exerting a pull that draws them to come and stay during the golden months of summer—even if that means shirking their responsibilities.
• The campsite is, of course, a trap; anyone who stays at the camp will be hunted by a demonic, mask-wearing killer who is bound to the site by a lingering curse.
• The masked killer believes that every soul he claims from a murdered victim furthers the goal of resurrecting his dead mother—whose decaying head he keeps in a woodland shrine deep within the Silent Forest.
