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Willowbottom

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Willowbotton is a pretty little Eriadoran village on the edge of the Overborne marshes. The Elfwood Stream, which enters the swamps here, was renamed the Shirebourne by the Fallohide brothers, who once planned on it being the southern bound of their colony. The villagers of Willowbottom produce baskets and charcoal for the river trade, being careful not to be too greedy or disturb the forests. Elves still pass through this little valley on a regular basis. A real problem has arisen for the Willowbottom folk over the past ten years. The Rivermen of Flynettle, at the mouth of the Elfwood Stream, have been secretly smuggling weapons up the valley to sell to the Pendles of Pincup, on the south side of the Green Hills. The Bottomers wish nothing to do with such business, but feel helpless to ta Willowbottom was a village in the Eastfarthing of the Shire, located near where the Thistle Brook flowing into the Shirebourn. The nearest settlement to Willowbottom was the village of Deephallow, about ten miles away.

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Willowbottom was a village in the Eastfarthing of the Shire, located near where the Thistle Brook flowing into the Shirebourn. The nearest settlement to Willowbottom was the village of Deephallow, about ten miles away. Willowbotton is a pretty little Eriadoran village on the edge of the Overborne marshes. The Elfwood Stream, which enters the swamps here, was renamed the Shirebourne by the Fallohide brothers, who once planned on it being the southern bound of their colony. The villagers of Willowbottom produce baskets and charcoal for the river trade, being careful not to be too greedy or disturb the forests. Elves still pass through this little valley on a regular basis. A real problem has arisen for the Willowbottom folk over the past ten years. The Rivermen of Flynettle, at the mouth of the Elfwood Stream, have been secretly smuggling weapons up the valley to sell to the Pendles of Pincup, on the south side of the Green Hills. The Bottomers wish nothing to do with such business, but feel helpless to take any action. The thought of the King's soldiers driving them from their safe, comfortable little village terrifies them only slightly less than the chance of being massacred by angry Rivermen.