Under Wildwood

A mystic is murdered, a villain is killed, and the story involves a twice-died character and threats to kill a child.

Mention of physical injuries, such as a character being blinded, but not excessively graphic.

The story includes mild insults and threatening terms, but no indication of frequent strong profanity or slurs.

Mystical beings, Makers, and fantasy lore are present, but institutional religion or sustained religious practice is not prominent.

Romantic elements appear limited to minor, age-appropriate crushes and are not central to the adventure.

Children face assassins, shapeshifting danger, pursuit, captivity, an ominous forest, exile, and a destroyed refuge.

Assassins, attempted killings, a murdered mystic, a destroyed camp, revolt, and a character killing an attacker create strong recurring peril.