The Orchard (The Blackroot Falls Supplement)
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The Orchard, known by the townspeople of Gravenport as the Haunted Orchard, is a barren land, stricken by a curse of infertility. The once bright, wild profusion of blossoms and fruits that were produced by the orchards thousand of trees, now no longer bloom. Instead, the Orchard is a wicked, windswept, and snow-strangled plain, punctuated by the remains of rows of trees, and haunted by a number of spirits, some melancholy, most malevolent. Only a group of brave and just adventurers could rid this once bountiful grove of its other worldly inhabitants.
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