Beartoggle (Region)

**Beartoggle** is one of the six main regions of Six Rivers. It is located in the south of the country.

## Description

Beartoggle is where Raphina comes from and was the setting of Season 2, Chapter 1: The Beartoggle Delta. When the party crash-land near the village of Norton, the land was luscious, green and largely forested. This was also true of the area around the Lizardfolk Lair. Further downstream at Morrow's Inlet the terrain was more rugged and rocky.

## Episode Appearances

* 22: Aren't We a Little Old to Be Put in Child Pies?: Raphina mentions her business *Raphina's Rafting Service* on the Beartoggle River
* 27: Mist-ical Visions: Part 3: Raphina has a vision of herself rafting on the Beartoggle River.

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* 299: Like a Zen Rake: Anglerfish: "This being, this whatever it is, I'm pretty sure it's bad, wherever it is, in some other plane or whatever, it's got five of these slivers sunk into our world. Just dug in deep, like a fucking tick, just burrowed in there, suckin' out power, getting fat. Full of power blood. [...] One was in Beartoggle, right? Then there's one in Gully's End somewhere. There's one in Carnivar. There's one in Tapperdown. There's one in Bufflin. And it's fucking with shit."
* 304: We Can Get the Cold Mustard Out of the House!: Adam: "What is south of Beartoggle [city]?" [...] Eric: "Just woods and shit. The river eventually leads to the bay, which leads to the ocean. [...] The main road heads northeast."
* 305: Zone of Mustard: Abby: "There's mostly water south of Beartoggle. [...] There's the beach. [...] We should get in the boat and just go south... Southeast, because that's the direction the river goes at least, and if we don't find [the Captivating Coyote] by the time we hit the bay, then we have to maybe improvise."
* 307: I Didn't Eat Any Cheating Cake :(: "Gazing out over the pretty dark river, into the forest beyond."
* 315: Willanetics: "The path is narrow, but it's lined by these very softly glowing ferns. Similar sort of pink glow to the light." [...] KT: "I just like grab it and snap it as a walk by. Does it keep glowing?" Eric: "It fades slowly." / "Suddenly, this narrow little footpath ends, not in a clearing per se, but it opens up a little bit. It ends on this extremely overgrown, weedy, deeply rutted single-lane track/path/road. It's hard to call it a road. [...] There's a sign across from the path, a wooden sign. [...] It's a wooden rough arrow pointing to your right as you come out of the woods, and it just says 'Gully's End'."
* 316: God Say What?: Rosco: "I don't think we're gonna get much faster than maybe 15 miles-per-hour at least until we hit the highway. [...] the main road from Beartoggle."
* 317: 1,000 Mugs of Twig Tea on the Wall: "The forest that you've been trundling through is starting to thin out and it's beginning to give way to open, broad, rolling meadow land. [...] Very open, rolling fields. Not tended farm fields. Grassland." / "You think you're going to hit a crossroads a little later in the day. And you think there was maybe something there [e.g. a rest stop], but you don't really know what."
* 318: Don't Eat The Butt Mustard!: "Looking ahead, you see a structure, doesn't look very big, sitting all on its own. You're still in this broad, rolling grasslands. It's devoid of any interesting features, so even this little tiny building stands out like a sore thumb. It would probably be even more so if it were a little brighter, but the darkness of the day still doesn't make this small structure inconsequential to you. So you're rolling along and you get closer and closer and eventually you roll up to a very small inn situated at a crossroads. [...] There's not much else around. You see at the crossroads, there is a sign. [...] Three of the four directions are labelled. The one pointing back towards whence you came is labelled 'Beartoggle'. And then [...] to the left is labelled 'Trent' and to the right is labelled 'Shuncer'. [...] If you had to guess which of those is going towards where you think Gully's End it, it would be Shuncer. [...] I'll give you cardinal directions. Trent is northwest. Beartoggle would be southwest. Shuncer southeast. Unlabelled northeast. [...] It's not a T, it's an X intersection. The sign isn't blank; it just has no sign. There is a road. The road you're on continues through the intersection. That way is not labelled."
* 328: The 78 Exotic Grasses of Beartoggle: Eric describes the land between the Quiet Crossings Inn and Shuncer (which is in Gully's End): "This general grasslands you're in, if you head on that road towards Shuncer, it closes back in, similar to the woods you came out of when you were leaving the Coyote place, which is pretty dense. In terms of the specific routes, [Rosco's] not sure how easy or hard it is. There is a road with a sign pointing to Shuncer, so you assume that it should be at least passable, but you think it's not all just open grassland like this."
* 329: Some Kind of Horrible Piano Accident: Ogga's property was insured by Libeartoggle Mutual: "All right. How about this? So... Libeartoggle Mutual?" / Eric (describing the landscape in the east of Beartoggle): "The sun just crests the top of the nearest rise in the distance. Pretty flat out here, so it's pretty early when that happens."
* 330: I Don’t Want One of Your Hair Doughnuts: Rosco (travelling in the Rutabago): "I think it's probably a few days travel from [Quite Crossings to] Trent if I recall." [...] Eric: "It's dirt-rutted road, but it is a road. So it's like what you were on before. A little less rough. A little more well travelled." / "You've been travelling through these grasslands, right? It got a little closer in, there's a few trees popping up here and there. Things weren't as broad and rolling and bland as they were before. There's a little more variety to the environment. And this Suncoco location that Rosco has been referring to, it's a little flat open space next to a small pond. Out in the middle of the pond there is, of course, a stone statue of a hippopotamus. It's a fountain. There's streams of water shooting out of its nostrils into the water. But there, next to the pond there is an intermittently active sub-thermal geyser situation. So irregularly, but frequently, these jets of air and water are shooting up into the sky." / Stanley (the attendant at Suncoco): "Don't worry, this is my job. You don't have to worry about any of that. You and your travelling companions, you just put your feet up. This is a complimentary service of the the highways of Beartoggle."
* 331: Suck on THAT, MAUVE!: "This road is narrow enough that if someone's trying to go the other way, that's going to take some manoeuvring. It's not impossible, but it's not as simple as you stay in your lane, they stay on theirs."