Regions:

- Dryad/Fey Groves
  - In central and eastern parts
    - Kalysra's/Amatheera?'s Grove - Largest
    - 2-3 other dryad Groves
  - Creatures:
    - Dryads
    - Pixies
    - Awakened Shrubs?
- More wild regions near some mountains - where wolves typically are.
- Decayed Marsh areas / hag area in west
  - Creatures:
    - Trolls - live in ramshackle “homes” - or rather pieces of wood arranged to make a roof and some walls, like a cone-shaped tent.
    - Shambling Mounds - hunt from the marshes/wetlands. Step in a wet area and you may be stepping right into a shambling mound.
    - Bagiennik's
    - Aridni?
    - Meenlocks?
    - Redcaps?
    - Quicklings?
    - Catoblepas? - beast that makes their wetland habitat gloomy, tangled, and more fetid.
  - Plants: Gas Spores?
- Cursed portion?
  - Where the fallen dryad once was? thus near border of forest in south?
- Concalian City Ruin?
  - Probably somewhere near center - probably along the road that goes through the forest. This is a road from the Concalian time, that has decayed just like the city ruins have.
- Otherr:
  - Korred communities near mountains, in caves in mountains?

Beasts etc:

- Magical beasts such as chorts and morvudds here as well?
- Non-mundane beasts:
  - Giant Snails? Beyond the Witchlight
  - Giant Fire Beetle
- Beasts: Badgers, Bears (Brown), Beavers, Boars, Deer, Elk, Foxes, Frogs, Goats, Hares, Small Lizards, Lynx, Rats, Small Snakes, Poisonous Snakes, Spiders, Giant Spiders, Phase Spiders, Squirrels, Toads, Giant Toads, Weasel, Wolverines, Wolves
- Birds: Bats, Eagles, Hawks, Ravens, Owls, Giant Owls, Vultures
- Plants:
- Monsters: Wyverns, Stirges - marshland areas?
- Fey:
  - Boggles born out of feelings of loneliness - near forest border where there are villages?

Topology:

- East: Aside from the hilly landscape that exists throughout the forest, the eastern part of the forest also features a low-lying landscape with gentle depressions, flat terrain, and perhaps even some natural basins. This topographical feature allows water to collect and pool in the low areas, creating a landscape that's prone to waterlogging. As a result, the soil in the eastern part of the forest retains water for more extended periods, contributing to the formation of wetlands.