Where the hills meet the coastal flats, the remains of countless creatures lie scattered across the landscape. Krell exoskeletons, dinosaur skeletons, and occasionally human bones create a macabre plain that locals call the Bone Fields.
The fields mark the high-tide line of Krell expansion—the point where swarms have repeatedly broken against the raptor packs and been destroyed. The accumulation of bones over generations has created an ecosystem of its own: scavengers, bone-eating insects, and creatures that use the remains for shelter.
Treasure hunters sometimes explore the Bone Fields, searching for equipment from lost expeditions or valuable Krell chitin for alchemical use. The work is dangerous—scavengers don't care about the source of their meals—but occasionally profitable.