Hiliseid

Hiliseid is a fictional place that appears in the fantasy novel "The Name of the Wind" by Patrick Rothfuss. It is a remote and largely unexplored region located in the northern part of the continent of Temerant. The geography of Hiliseid is characterized by vast, often harsh, wilderness, including dense forests, rugged mountains, and windswept plains. The climate is typically cold, with long winters and short, cool summers.

Few people live in Hiliseid, and those who do are often hardy individuals adapted to the challenging environment. The region is known for its natural resources, which include valuable timber and minerals, though their extraction is limited by the remoteness and danger. Legends and folklore often surround Hiliseid, with tales of ancient creatures and forgotten civilizations. It is a place that evokes a sense of mystery and untamed nature within the world of the novel, serving as a backdrop for certain events and characters. The difficulty of travel and the limited knowledge of the area contribute to its enigmatic reputation among the inhabitants of Temerant.