Forest Folk Glyphs on the Tomb's Trees

Faint, worn glyphs carved into the trees that ring the Exterior of the Green Lord's Tomb — Forest Folk script (Book II p.152), marking the hill as a place of reverence.

A Present a discovery example: the GM frames it as the PCs approach, then waits for the questions to surface what the glyphs actually say.

• This is a sacred site
• They reference the premnitsi ("the receivers") and the istina (the "truth" — possibly "oracle")

Know Things or Seek Insight on the glyphs surfaces that the Forest Folk treated the Green Lord interred here as an oracle — petitioning it for knowledge, treating it as a fickle and dangerous god. This reframes the entire site: not a tomb to be looted, but a shrine that ancient priests consulted.

Opens hooks for Blodwen's interest in the Forest Folk specifically.

Category Clue · Intensity Low

Revelation: Forest Folk treated the tomb as an oracle site; petitioned the Green Lord for knowledge

Effect: Reframes the tomb from loot-vault to sacred consultation site; opens Forest Folk lore

Presented via: GM move — Present a discovery on approach to the tomb

• Know Things on Forest Folk script — Sacred site marker; references premnitsi (receivers) and istina (truth/oracle)