Prairie fire

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.

Kind Environmental or Procedural Threat

Instinct: To run unchecked across the land