Bolgerwater

Summary
The Bolgerwater is a gigantic swampland in the southern region of Aggi to the West, it measures roughly 888 miles from the Hookwaters to the Million Grasses.

The Bolgerwater is deep, dark, misty, and treacherous; and is home to hundreds of different types of peculiar beast. It is mostly unexplored by Humans, as it is a near-death sentence for anyone who enters.

Most monster hunters get their start working for the many villages along the Hookwaters and the First Split, and many people are willing to pay them to save a friend or family member, kill for vengeance, or just find out information about the peculiar beasts.

The deeper you go, the darker it gets, to such a degree that it becomes hard to discern night from day.

Heraldry
This land is not owned by anyone, and therefore has no heraldry.

Flora
The Bolgerwater is a hardwood swamp, and subsequently has many of the trees associated with that type, including red maple, black willow, aspen, cottonwood, ashes, elms, swamp white oak, pin oak, tupelo and birches. The most prevalent type of tree, though, is the Bolgertree, a short, stout-shaped, flat-topped tree that is a deep muddy brown in color.

In the many rivers, lakes, and mudflats around and throughout the Bolgerwater, the Oulitis grows. The Oulitis is an incredibly fowl-smelling fungus that lets out a glowing tinge. The Oulitis stays underwater, and colors the water or mud it is growing in a bright lime greenish color, this color spreading down the river or lake or mud for a good few hundred feet before the river or mud or lake becomes its own color again.

Fauna
Many swamp animals make an appearance within the Bolgerwater, including frogs, alligators, swamp birds, hundreds of types of bugs stinging or non-stinging, etc.

As well as that, there are many peculiar beasts thereabouts, some sentient and non-sentient. These peculiar beasts include Bolgersnakes, Swamp Maidens, Will o' Wisps, Bullywugs, Bolgerbugs, and hundreds more.

OOC Notes
-This page was created by Timothy Silvers on August 23rd, 2018.