Mistveil Tree

== Mistveil Tree ==
A common Tree throughout the Fell Welkin. Mistveil trees are a staple construction resource within the Fell, adapted to resist moisture and algae and fungal buildup on its surface. The wood of Mistveil trees is resonant and used for musical instruments inhabitants of the Fell use for display and navigation. The Bark of Mistveil trees is used in medicinal products by herbalists and alchemists alike for its magically significant connections to Water. Trees grow in groves, forming circular patches around the Fell of dense wooded areas with less dense shrubland between individual groves. 
== Songwood Tree ==
A rare tree species within the Fell Welkin. wind and breezes passing through the bark of the Songwood creates a melodious hum or chorus of whispers. Local Folklore places the source of these sounds as the voices and songs of deceased loved ones. They grow taller than Mistveil Trees and are often found in the center of their groves. They have shiny bark that reflects silver when light is shown on it. The wood of the Songwood displays this silver quality as well, making it sought after for important ceremonial or religious idols and buildings. The leaves of the Songwood grow in feathered patterns, with many fine extensions from a central stalk. The Root Structure of the Songwood is shallow, and is interlaced between nearby Mistveil Trees.
Songwood Trees are Mistveil Trees that have undergone a metamorphosis. Triggered by a isolated Mistveil Tree whose roots begin to intertwine with other trees, the Mistveil Tree creates a grove where other Mistveil trees will not take root, and rapidly metamorphosizes into a Songwood Tree at the center of a clearing. Songwood Trees are said to be the reincarnations of people who died and were accepted by River Relle. While this belief is unfounded, the mist of the Fell has ensured all but the most blessed of scholars and explorers have witnessed the metamorphosis of a Mistveil Tree into a Songwood. New Songwood are found through the Fell all the time, generally when individuals go searching for them after the loss of a loved one, helping reinforce the belief.