A small island rises from the water’s heart, ringed by reeds and overgrowth. The only path across is a chain of crude, natural barricades — logs, debris, and uprooted trees lashed together into a rough dam that forms an uneven bridge. It creaks beneath weight and groans with the current’s slow pull, a treacherous crossing at the best of times.
In summer, vines and moss conceal the structure beneath thick greenery. In winter, snow covers every log and hides gaps with a deceptive blanket of stillness. But one thing remains constant: this crossing is not open by chance.
Signs of habitation are evident — sharpened stakes, hidden traps, and watchful perches just out of sight. Someone has made Bogbridge Hold their stronghold. Bandits? Goblins? Something worse? One thing is certain: no one crosses without being seen.
Bogbridge Hold offers Dungeon Masters a tense, tactical setting for ambushes, parley under pressure, or sudden skirmishes. Whether the players are trying to get in, sneak through, or storm the barricade — this crossing demands more than just courage.
