Large tracts of Brettonia are covered by forest and woodland. These are owned by the Lords and Barons who let them to tenants to work. The people of the forests are more independent than their farming neighbours. Whilst paying their taxes to the landowners they are left alone to live as they see fit. As a result they are an insular folk who do not welcome outsiders. When danger threatens they call on their own resources and band together under one of the clan chiefs.
The Barons find employment for the woodsmen as scouts and pathfinders. Other times their skills are put to more sinister uses. A warrior who can make himself nearly invisible is valuable indeed.
The Barons find employment for the woodsmen as scouts and pathfinders. Other times their skills are put to more sinister uses. A warrior who can make himself nearly invisible is valuable indeed.
