The North Moors

VTT battle map, of an isolated moorland hilltop at dusk under a deep teal sky. The hilltop itself is larger and more spacious than a typical stone circle site, giving the four standing stones room to breathe with open ground around them rather than crowding the plateau. The stones are slender, modestly-sized weathered gritstone monoliths — roughly half the scale of typical standing stones — arranged in a line near the centre of the hilltop. One stone, slightly larger than the rest, bears a faint spiral groove carved into its surface. The hilltop is covered in wild autumn heather in burnt orange and rust tones rather than purple, along with gorse, exposed rock outcrops, and scattered boulders, with dry stone walls tracing the lower slopes below. A narrow, single-track dirt road climbs from the southern edge of the map, winding between the walls before fading into open moor at the base of the hill — the road should not lead directly to the stones. A small dark 1930s-style motor car is parked at the point where the track meets the open moor at the base of the hill, as if recently arrived. The surrounding moorland is otherwise empty and windswept. Cool, shadowed lighting, no dramatic clouds or storm effects.