White Meadows

Nine miles south of Sarbreenar on the road to Procampur

HITE MEADOWS is an area of land that has become synonymous with spell casting and Wild Magic.

At some time long since forgotten it was used by Netheril spell casters. One of them stood on top of a large marble monolith and cast his newly invented spell for the first time . He had practised and practised the moves and gathered the components for the casting. But at some stage the casting went awry!

After the noxious gases cleared and the magic settled, the area was as white as white could be. The grass; the earth; the roots and even the marble monolith were pure white. The marble plinth had been transformed into chalk.

At first spell casters came to the area in droves but over the years the pilgrims stopped coming and the area became a routine rest stop for travellers. Once in a blue moon, a spellcaster would come to cast a spell and see what distorted results there would be. Even the original spell casters name has been forgotten although some people do say it was the Mage of Shadows and that can never be verified now.

The area is an oval shape, thirty feet from the main road. The road is bordered by a white picket fence. It extends approximately 200 paces north south along the roadside. At its widest point it is 140 paces across and at either end it is 30 paces across. The otherside of the meadow is bordered by another white fence which separates it from the dense woods. In the centre of White Meadows is a chalk boulder, four paces tall. You would expect it to have eroded badly but it remains intact. It radiates a faint magic which pulsates emanations from all schools of magic.

At the gaps in the white fence are signs which read –

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