Hand-drawn map of one region in my world.

Thousands of years ago the dams were built as a defense from the toxic smoke rising from the waters. The technology long since forgotten, what remains is a shatterd people deep in superstition with no knowledge what lies on the outside.

Happy to answer any lore question to the best of my ability even though the world is in its infancy.

Free use for any Dungeon Master!

Any critique of drawing or lore is much appreciated.

EDIT: Thank you all for the amazing reception to the map below ive added a link to a pastebin with some of the collected information about the great dams i have so far.

https://pastebin.com/6Za2Uj96

everything is subject to change

Main mod:

Steam: https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3725316552
Mod.io: https://mod.io/g/timberborn/m/beaver-chronicles-scenarios-narrative-events#description

Campfire Mystery expansion:

Steam: https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3725316854
Mod.io: https://mod.io/g/timberborn/m/beaver-chronicles-campfire#description

Beaver Chronicles adds narrative events, colony choices, and remembered consequences to Timberborn. Instead of only reacting to numbers, alerts, and shortages, your settlement can now face story moments as it grows: disputes, discoveries, difficult losses, suspicious illnesses, desperate promises, strange opportunities, and other small events that make the colony feel more alive.

Story Events

Events can appear as your colony reaches certain conditions. Some are simple one-time moments, while others may ask you to make a choice, commit resources, meet an objective, or accept unknown consequences. Your decisions can lead to rewards, penalties, temporary effects, follow-up events, or outcomes recorded in the Chronicle.

For Mod Developers

Beaver Chronicles provides a framework for creating narrative Timberborn events without rebuilding the whole event pipeline yourself. It handles event registration, trigger handling, saved active events, choice dialogs, payment objectives, history pages, mixed resource text, temporary character bonuses, follow-up events, helper services, and localization patterns for writing Chronicle scenarios.

Campfire Mystery

Campfire Mystery adds a standalone Beaver Chronicles story event: The Tail That Knocked Thrice, a multi-chapter scenario built around remembered choices and evolving consequences. Build a Campfire to start the story.

I love this game. When asked I just describe it as bevers building a dam. The real game play is much deeper.