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Guide	-	Glossography	-	World of Greyhawk

The trackless wastes of the Burneal Forest stretch for
over a thousand miles, from just beyond the shore of
the Dramidj Ocean to the bogs of Blackmoor.
This huge and sprawling forest of pines and first is nowhere
less than 100 miles broad, and in place over 200.
Beneath these woodlands are the prairies of the Tiger
and Wolf Nomads, and these fearless horsemen often
roam the Burneal seeking sport. They do so at peril,
however, for little-known savages dwell in this vastness,
and they lurk amidst thick trunks to attack
by stealth and surprise. Reports state that these tribes
of hunters are humans, aboriginal Flannae people,
who live in small huts of green boughs in the
summer and in burrows dug into the ground in the
cold months. They by means of pits, snares, and
with bow and spear, using huge wolf-dogs to locate
and corner or bring down prey. Such inhabitants
would have to be tough and strong in the extreme in
order to survive the harsh temperatures of winters in
the Burneal and live amongst the creatures who also
dwell therein.
 
 

Dice Roll	Encounter
01-05	Kobolds
06-10	Men, Nomads
11-20	Men, Tribesmen (plus 1-20 wolf dogs)
21-25	Quaggoths
26-30	Wolf Dogs (as wild dogs but equal to war dogs)
31-00	Use Standard Encounter Tables: Cold Wilderness Forest

COLD WILDERNESS Forest

2	Giant, Frost
3	Forlarren
4	Ent
5	Pudding, White
6	Bear, Northern
7	Porcupine, Giant
8	Bugbear
9	Wolf
10	Ogre
11	Orc
12	Dog, Wild
13	Lycanthrope, Werewolf
14	Manticore
15	Dragon, White
16	Baluchitherium
17	Ogrillon
18	Grim
19	Korred
20	Lycanthrope, Foxwoman

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Being a big fan of the under used Bugbear I was wondering did you ever plan or do any adventures in the Burneal Forest in the far north with the Blue furred ones mentioned in the original folio. Also dd you ever stick any kind of lost keeps, castles, dungeons and or civilizations there as well.

Maraudar
 

Nope, I stayed well away from the woodland as folks there couldn't find a decent drink with both hands 

Seriously, my players PCs never got there for any serious exploration, so it is a wilderness.

Cheers,
Gary