Prairie fire

Kind Environmental or Procedural Threat

The Gwead burns after lightning, careless flame, or possibly Hillfolk intent. Early spring, late summer, and early autumn are especially prone after dry weeks. A hot-spreading fire needs built-up fuel, dry conditions, and steady wind; roads, barren ground, damp low patches, or recently burned grass are the safest breaks.

Instinct: To run unchecked across the land