Land Description

The Range is a stretch of abandoned farmland located in central Boreas. Farmers once grew crops in the northwestern corner of this territory, and some crops still grow wild here, bringing forth game such as deer, wild cattle, wild horses, and the like. The southern portion of land is mostly forested, with a large meadow in the center of the forest. The east is set apart with an old wooden double-barred fence. The fencing stands at four foot high and is broken in places, allowing creatures to pass through easily. A large lake resides in the easternmost part of the fenced-off pasture. A red barn half-stands in the northern sector of the pasture, and a medium lean-to for the cattle is still preserved in the southern sector of the pasture. An old storage shed littered with tractors and other machinery still stands in the center of the territory. Prey in The Range consists of everything from the small field mice to birds, deer, hogs, wild horses, wild cattle, sheep, goats, pigs, chickens, and the like. Predators include foxes, bobcats, the occasional mountain lion, predatory birds such as owls, etc.