A treehouse that is seemingly abandoned.

After a short climb, the characters can

enter the treehouse via a rope ladder. Inside is a journal and notes that describe
a hunter searching for a great beast that can very easily blend in with it’s
surroundings. With a high enough perception check, a player can notice that
something on the ceiling begins to move…

An iceburg with a magic item of frost frozen at the center.

The results of a band of goblins robbing a traveling tailor. The trees and bushes
are filled with a huge number of clothes and hats.

All the plants in this area make sound as the wind blows past them to attract
pollinating bats instead bees.
The huge piles of white petals here make this clearing look like a snowy
wonderland.
A tunnel drilled under a redwood tree.
Moving city tree.

Abandoned elven hideout and cache hidden behind walls of brambles, vines, and
thorns.

Eight different trees twisted together to create a shelter underneath.

A shimmering pond in an oak grove known for making anyone who drinks from it lucky
for three days.

A sleeping stone giant covered in pine trees.

An area where nothing grows, not even druid magic can grow plant life there.

A strange circle of stones.

A large tree with a door.

A wise and magical owl which sits on a trunk and speaks with the players.

A buried corpse. The players meet the murderer in the next city.

An inconspicuous looking patch of forest in which time passes considerably faster

or slower. It is very difficult to notice this change.

A patch of forest where there appear to be several deer, who upon further
inspection are just artistically placed vines.

A clearing with a single bush in its center, and the bush is wildly different in
colors than anything else in the area (ie, purple leaves, or something similar).

Stones laid out like an arrow, or maybe a big X.

An archway woven together by trees or tree branches leading to a small temple.

A grove of saplings that were intentionally seeded among piles of humanoid bones,
creating natural effigies that rattle in the wind.

Trees that float several feet off the ground. Inspection reveals shimmering glyphs
under the bark.

Land that, as the party walks across it, produces a hollow sound, like the soil
beneath holds a cavern or void.
A large herd of owlbear asleep in a berry patch. Blue stains cover their beaks and
they cannot be easily roused (location likely under fey influence).

A fairy ring which the locals say becomes an entryway to the Feywild once in a blue
moon, and to the Shadowfell every thirteenth blue moon.

A glade where the sounds of the forest fade away to silence. Then you realise you
can’t hear your footsteps any longer. Or your voices…

A beautiful, clear stream. The water is lightly sparkling, and produces an

intoxicating, soporific effect when consumed.

An enormous pit trap into which you might stumble. Can you escape before whoever
set it – or whatever they set it to catch – returns? Or perhaps turn the sprung
trap into an ambush for the hunters?

The slimy tracks of a giant snail. If followed, the creature is encountered trying
to devour a humoungus mushroom. Who knows what kind of treasure it might have
accidentely swallowed.

Overgrown tomb of an ancient Warrior. Can’t imagine a cozier home for a mimic.
A troll guarding a broken down caravan, claiming to be a soldier with ‘fish-shell
odours’. (Im aware of the Witcher 3 reference)

A plantation of mystic sage, that has not been abandoned for long. As soon as the
players set foot into the field, voices are heard from a few meters away.

A cozy hut with a lit fire and enough food to feed a whole family. It’s also a
giant man-eating plant, but they’ll figure that out soon enough.

A small grassy clearing that has one area that the grass refuses to grow. The area
is in the shape of a man lying down.

A grove where there is a large odd looking black tree. The tree vaguely seems to
have a face towards its top and the branches seem to resemble horns. Where the
tree’s ‘chest’ would be is a pristine katana stabbed into it.

A stump of a tree that has its rings form a chest/game board.

A pond that reflects an different area of the woods you are in. If you jump in, you
arrive in a different pond. The fish and the wild in the pond do not seem to be
affected.

The corpse of a giant that has a tree growing through its chest.

Grove a trees that appear to be transparent slightly. Upon closer inspection, the
trees are made of flawless crystals.

A large Cedar tree that has a man stuck to it via an arrow. The man appears to be a
sleep.

A man in all green plate armor meditating infront of a pine tree. The man has
slightly green skin and grass green hair. Upon trying to wake him, your vision
wavers for a moment and the man is now a skeleton with plant life growing all over
and in it.

A small wooden bridge that allows passage over an even smaller creek. There is an
ogre manning the bridge with a sign in crude common ‘Please pay the toll.’ If the
party chooses to kill the ogre, they will find a licence from the local lord’s
build bridgers to allow better travel in the area and that the ogre can collect a
toll. They will also find a note that says ‘Have fun at work today, daddy’ as well
as a what looks like a laminated picture of a small ogre girl and female ogre.

A part of the forest that is in a perpetual winter. Upon inspection, the forest is
protected by a barrier and is attempting to repair itself after a particularly bad
drought.

A portion of the woods seems to make corridors and visibility is limited to only
within the ‘rooms’ the corridors lead to. Choosing the correct corridor allows the
party to go further into the woods but any wrong turn and they are lead back to the
entrance area they first entered this section of the woods.

A river flows from a cave that opens into a spring. On the far side from the
opening there is an obelisk that exudes this water in the center of an ancient
Stone Giants Palm.

A tree with a sword stuck in it. On closer inspection there are several skeletons
at the foot of the tree, the skulls of the skeletons are missing.

Two gnomes sitting next to each other, singing in a language no one can understand.
The language is made up, and the gnomes will not pay attention to you until you
speak gibberish at them.

A pond with delicious and clear water you can step in and drink, but you can’t take
any of the water in a container, nor can you drop anything into the water.

A trinket, buried below very conspicuous leaves. It belongs to no one, and no one
will buy it from you.

An old oak tree that has, somehow, grown around into a spiral. On the trunk is a
handprint in the bark that looks as if someone pressed their palm into soft clay.
Most who place their hand in the print feel nothing but cold wood, but a chosen few
feel warmth and a heartbeat.

A large tree that looks like a birch, except it is shaped like a perfect sphere
with small leaf-bearing twigs poking out around the top. Surrounding the tree are
dozens of hand-sized runestones laying in the ground. There is no grass within the
circle, or any other plants besides the tree, and animals and insects abruptly
change direction before crossing into the circle.

A dismembered dryad in a clearing of thorns. The party may hear distant music and
cheering. Upon further investigation the party finds a camp of satyrs torturing a
dryad and or other fey.

A grove of trees with orange leaves and vines growing from them. Harvesting a pound
of the vines and succeeding a DC20 Alchemist’s Tools check allows one to create an
elixir that turns the imbiber into a dryad for an hour.

A grove with 12-feet-tall lilies. A DC13 perception check allows one to hear noises
coming from inside one such lily. Upon inspection, an elven couple is inside the
flower having fun in the polen.

A massive tree contains a spiral staircase made of rocky steps stuck into the wood.
Climbing the staircase leads to a flat-topped branch with a stone circle (à là
Stonehenge) on it. Reading the elven runes explains that it is a gateway to the
Beastlands, but can only be opened by expending a 7th level spell slot.
A massive tree with crystal-like leaves, causing the light that passes through the
canopy to be split into rainbow hues. A Warlock of the Archfey sits beneath the
tree, speaking to a dryad who gives him orders from his patron.

Next to a creek you find about a dozen human-shaped trees. The trees are actually
people who were attacked by a ‘wooden basilisk’, a variant of the species.

A bosk of trees with faces carved on them. As you walk by it you always have a
feeling that the woodland sounds are whispers, and that someone is watching you.
Creatures cannot benefit from long rests made in this bosk.

A clearing in the woods reveals a small pond. Underneath this pond there is a cave,
with an air chamber where the body of a long-dead king was buried.

A massive tree, grown horizontally over a waterfall, serves as the only bridge in
the area. A band of satyrs demands a toll for crossing, claiming their fey magic is
what made the tree grow this way, and therefore they deserve a toll.

A clearing with 8 complete totems, and a ninth one being constructed by centaurs to
honor their recently-deceased chieftain.

A waterfall with its water flowing up. If players demand an explanation, put on
your best ‘Aliens!’ face and say ‘Leylines!’.

The road opens into an entrance to the Feywild.

Hidden among the trees there is a small fortress. If investigated, the fort is
garrisoned by elves who guard an entrance into the Underdark.

A chest hidden amongst a group of trees and bushes. Upon closer inspection the
adventurers will find out that everything but the chest is a pack of mimics of
varying sizes trying to lure in adventurers. The chest is locked and filled with
whatever was in it before the mimics killed the previous owner.
Abandoned castle, fort, temple, farmhouse, ruins, tower, etc. overgrown with plant
and animal life.

Giant Statue, overgrown with plants.

Giant hole in the ground going straight down hundreds of feet, possible cave
entrance at bottom.

Bioluminescent forest. At night many of the plants glow in the dark.

Garden of Flowers – area of the forest covered in colorful flowers.

Area full of giant shells. Giant insect shell, seashells, snail shells, crab
shells, etc overgrown with plants.

A perfectly circular clearing where no trees grow, symbols carved in the the trees
surrounding it.

In the distance the sound of a flute instrument can be heard. After pushing through
a rather thick layer of brush the clearing offers an interesting sight. A group of
woodland animals circle around an ancient tree stump, sitting upon it is a small
boy playing a flute. When you approach he stops playing and the animals flee into
the brush and he fades into nothing.

An empty lumberjacks camp, in which all the tents are filled with potted plants. A
powerful fey Lord was visiting the camp and decided to turn the wood cutters into
plants and saplings.

A hot spring in a clearing that attracts nearby wanderers into bathing within. It’s
actually a pool of bubbling acid with black pudding at the bottom to grab a hold of
anyone who tried to bathe in the spring. The spring is mystically enchanted to
appear as a calm hot spring instead of bubbling acid littered with bones, with an
additional enchantment to charm passersby into taking a dip.

A large boulder covered in a lush moss that exudes vitality. Taking a short rest
next to the boulder maximizes your hit dice.

A small pond, inhabited by a lone pixie. She offers you a reward if you ‘play’ with
her.

Above you is a network of crisscrossing vines. They are taut. Occasionally a vine
ends with a piece of thick draping cloth on it. (Upon investigation they are found
to be primative zip-lines) If the party was loud, they are spotted by the locals.

While resting after your battle with the beasts of the forest (insert PC) leans
against a weeping tree. It sounds in a yawning creak of wood as the roots unearth
themselves. It moves slightly back causing (insert PC name) to tip slightly over.
‘Pardon me, small one, your blade was poking me.’

A geometrically-shaped part of the forest that is a literal desert, including

climate and all. that part of the forest functions on its own.

We stumbled upon a long-abandoned pit trap with broken stakes at the bottom! It had
partially crumbled, but was still quite dangerous.

We found an area where every leaf and blade of grass was blue and glowed in the
dark! It was attracting attention (enemies sort of attention) for miles!

We came across a clearing filled with huge flytrap plants! One of them tried to eat
the wizard’s familiar!

We stumbled across a giant’s farm! It had the biggest carrots any of us had ever
seen! (I hope the farmer isn’t around.)

We found a portal to the Feywild under the roots of a gigantic tree! There were
sprites everywhere, trying to chase us off!

Shambling into a clearing, you see a wild-eyed stag, permanently locked in combat
with the decapitated head of another stag. As though this was not gruesome enough,
the head is animated through dark magic and roaring an unholy roar of anguish,
driving the living stag mad.

A circle of mushrooms which is on a layline or offers another type of benefit to

wizards who sit in it.

A tar pit in which odd long mushrooms grow.

A crashed airship which is stuck in a few trees and has grown in.

A floating tree amongst the canopy. No difference from the other trees other than
the fact that it is hovering inches from the ground with seemingly no roots – only
a stump.

A clearing with a deep pond. At the center of the pond is a golden statue. The
statue is a magical bathysphere that shrinks the party and delivers them to a
shrunken sunken city.

The ground trembles beneath you, trees turn and tilt, and panicked cries of
creatures ring through the woods as the ground lifts up on the back of a colossal,
ancient tortoise. Centuries of loam and soil slide from the shell and the creatures
waking croak rings through the air.

A giant sinkhole hidden by illusion magic that covers a forest gnome city within
the hole.

A rough stone statue of a cyclops. Unbeknownst to the party, this statue is

actually a petrified Cyclops.

Two creatures locked in vines and frozen in time with magic. A powerful Centaur
shaman and a greedy looking human. They are frozen in the form of fighting, the
Human holds a beautiful looking chest under his arm, most likely the Centaurs
riches.

You find a small spring surrounded by old ruins of what seemed to be some kind of
church. The water is extremely cold. Once per short rest, when you drink the water,
you can choose to end an effect on you, such as charmed or poisoned, or heal 1d6.
For every minute you are sitting in the water, you must make a DC 14 Constitution
check. On a success, you can end an effect on you and heal 1d6. On a fail, the
water is too cold for you and you have to
get out. You can’t get the same effects until you finish a short or long rest