Milo: Created page with "Formerly known as the Lupuswood, the Devilwood sprawls through much of central Yondar. Originally inhabited by shifters and drow elves, a genocide at the hands of a long-forgotten group of zealots saw to the destruction of the shifters. As revenge, the drow elves - who lived underneath the woods in pockets of civilization - helped to gather ancient druidic artifacts and have all zealots and their temples reclaimed by nature. An unexpected consequence of using these "drui..."

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Created page with "Formerly known as the Lupuswood, the Devilwood sprawls through much of central Yondar. Originally inhabited by shifters and drow elves, a genocide at the hands of a long-forgotten group of zealots saw to the destruction of the shifters. As revenge, the drow elves - who lived underneath the woods in pockets of civilization - helped to gather ancient druidic artifacts and have all zealots and their temples reclaimed by nature. An unexpected consequence of using these "drui..."

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Formerly known as the Lupuswood, the Devilwood sprawls through much of central Yondar. Originally inhabited by shifters and drow elves, a genocide at the hands of a long-forgotten group of zealots saw to the destruction of the shifters. As revenge, the drow elves - who lived underneath the woods in pockets of civilization - helped to gather ancient druidic artifacts and have all zealots and their temples reclaimed by nature. An unexpected consequence of using these "druid stones" caused a gate to open somewhere in the woods that leads to Infandus. The drow do their best to prevent escapees from this gate, however, some do still slip through. After the Wars of Ascension, some stray Bloodforged escaped into the Devilwood, but were eventually vanquished by bands of rangers and the drow of the wood.

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