What are some spooky things that happen in your setting?

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There is a waterfall where a goddess lives (or is stuck or just doesn't want to leave) and when it's especially quiet you can hear soft sobbing. This creatures' sadness has caused people to congregate there and committ suicide and it's become something of a macabe acctraction with people looting the bodies that float downstream and people who've contemplated jumping but instead decided to stay. This has lead to a creation of a town where there are numerous religions that flock there as well as people willing to do things for the person's stuff before they jump as a form of death currency.

More than that, the people who've originally came there to kill themselves and somehow resisted the urge to do so are invariably changed having a darker tone to their skin and more somber attitudes overall

>>54442226
A bit of reality has fallen away, cutting off one part of the world from the rest by way of a chasm of dark nothingness. Someone hung a rope bridge across it.

>>54442226
There's a large region, which depending on who you ask is between several dozen and several hundred miles across, in the north. It's home to vast amounts of wild magic, which leads to some seriously spooky shit. Some people travel through it without incident, while others recieve stange, almost prophetic visions. Still others take a step and wind up amidst ancient battles, sometimes even managing to grab a souvenir on their way out. And some few go in and come back out gibbering, fearful messes. Anyone foolhardy and persistent enough to tease the events that transpired in the north out of these people is inevitably reduced to a similar state.
TL;DR: Wild magic fuckery.

>>54442226
Well, there's a rather large city that ended up being flooded by crystal clear water that dissolves any non-living organic material inside of it. It's about 7 stories deep. There's also a creepy mining town where a thick fog rolls in, but doesn't do much but carry creepy whispers on the wind. Then there's the fact that in setting, the fabric of reality is rather weak and is prone to tearing, allowing horrific lovecraftian monsters that live in the cracks between dimensions to come crawling out.