An unspecified Empire

Peaceful life of the naiads is often disturbed by nymph hunters from Irin. These humans sell the river nymphs to the city's bourgeoisie, who pay pretty well for "exotic pets" they can keep in their aquariums.

Locations Druids' Circle canal gate Niewód's settlement Stevenson's Factory Frog Hills mouth of the Muskrat River Crocodillery Vorker lands Tuath Silvaelinen camp mouth of the Daithi the Snare Feainne an Lac the Bog shallow delta emptying into the Meskera Notes The river appears in Oko Yrrhedesa, the role-playing tabletop game by Andrzej Sapkowski.

Tributaries Yarra Notes The river appears in Oko Yrrhedesa, the role-playing tabletop game by Andrzej Sapkowski.

Rivers emptying into the Sea of Gales Meskera Vevera Notes The sea appears in Oko Yrrhedesa, the role-playing tabletop game by Andrzej Sapkowski.

The city was (in)famous for its "nymph hunters", a group of mercenaries enslaving naiads in the lower flow of the river, in order to sell them to the city's bourgeoisie – always eager to pay for "exotic pets" they could display in their aquariums.

History The settlement arose around the sawmills complex built by merchant Terhoven, called "the king of the wood".

Notable locations Imperial shipyards Resident mage 's tower Dwarven bank Notes The city appears in Oko Yrrhedesa, the role-playing tabletop game by Andrzej Sapkowski.

Notes The city appears in Oko Yrrhedesa, the role-playing tabletop game by Andrzej Sapkowski. While it shares many similarities to the Witcher lore and refers to the characters from the novels a couple of times, its exact connection to the World and the Continent remains unknown.