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The '''Badushath Forest''' {{Pronunciation|BAH-do-shath}} is a large woodland in southern [[Erenon]]. Temperate deciduous forests of oak, maple, and ash, the Badushath Forests and the [[Balsheana Woods]] to the north are well known for having millennia old Eagle Leaf trees, named as such for their distinctively shaped foliage. These trees can be easily spotted as they rise above the surrounding forests, growing up to 260 ft tall. It has long been considered extremely bad luck to fell one of these trees, and even in places where the woodlands are cleared these will almost always be left in place. | The '''Badushath Forest''' {{Pronunciation|BAH-do-shath}} is a large woodland in southern [[Erenon]]. Temperate deciduous forests of oak, maple, and ash, the Badushath Forests and the [[Balsheana Woods]] to the north are well known for having millennia old Eagle Leaf trees, named as such for their distinctively shaped foliage. These trees can be easily spotted as they rise above the surrounding forests, growing up to 260 ft tall. It has long been considered extremely bad luck to fell one of these trees, and even in places where the woodlands are cleared these will almost always be left in place. | ||
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The Badushath Forest (pronounced BAH-do-shath) is a large woodland in southern Erenon. Temperate deciduous forests of oak, maple, and ash, the Badushath Forests and the Balsheana Woods to the north are well known for having millennia old Eagle Leaf trees, named as such for their distinctively shaped foliage. These trees can be easily spotted as they rise above the surrounding forests, growing up to 260 ft tall. It has long been considered extremely bad luck to fell one of these trees, and even in places where the woodlands are cleared these will almost always be left in place.