Noonvale

Noonvale is a peaceful community of woodlanders, nestled in the deepest part of the Northeastern Forest. This region has never known war, thanks in part to the efforts of its residents in keeping its exact location secret from outsiders. This quiet glade is surrounded by oaks, sycamores and elms, and is covered with soft moss and a great variety of flowers, including foxgloves, anemones, bluebells and ground ivy. The Broadstream River flows into this area and swells into a waterfall below.

In some ways Noonvale holds similarities to Mossflower Woods. Its inhabitants are dedicated to peace and include moles, hedgehogs, squirrels and otters. Food is abundant and prepared by dedicated cooks. Noonvale also has expert brewers and wine makers. Habitations are covered with thatched rooftops and are interspersed with flower gardens and lush orchards. Some of the fruits found in Noonvale include plums, cherries, damsons, raspberries, and redcurrants.

For all these reasons, Noonvale represents peace, happiness and security to its residents.