Alacritis Is Expanding!
12-27-2013, 06:08 PM
(This post was last modified: 12-27-2013, 07:54 PM by Satu.)
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Druid's Moor
This is a land seemingly eternally wreathed in mists. Soft grey-green heather blends into the fog, the only colour the bright eye catching herbs, rare outside this land, that thrive in the few areas where the sun has driven away the fog. Deep in the mists, Druid's Moor hides a secret: an ancient circle of stones whose origins are lost to time. Mystical and mysterious, Druid's Moor is a haven for all wolves seeking peace and solemn solitude.
Dead Forest: (because it rhymes with red forest!)
Once this land was a massive redwood forest stretching nearly to the northern Red Forest. Now what is left of it skirts the edge of a desert. A petrified forest, every remaining tree turned to stone long ago. Many of the towering monoliths have tumbled, but others still stand, their ghostly branches a testament to the ravages of time. Many find the oppressive silence eerie...
North
Jotunheim Ridgeway
Far in the north a sharp rise in the earth marks the ridge known as Jotunheim. Though dangerous in it's own way, with bitterly cold temperatures and sudden snowstorms, it is the safest and therefore most common path past the treacherous glacial valley below it. Stay on the relatively flat, well-beaten path and you should make it unscathed to the other side. Wander to far from it, and you may find yourself broken on the razor sharp ice far below.
Druid's Moor
This is a land seemingly eternally wreathed in mists. Soft grey-green heather blends into the fog, the only colour the bright eye catching herbs, rare outside this land, that thrive in the few areas where the sun has driven away the fog. Deep in the mists, Druid's Moor hides a secret: an ancient circle of stones whose origins are lost to time. Mystical and mysterious, Druid's Moor is a haven for all wolves seeking peace and solemn solitude.
Dead Forest: (because it rhymes with red forest!)
Once this land was a massive redwood forest stretching nearly to the northern Red Forest. Now what is left of it skirts the edge of a desert. A petrified forest, every remaining tree turned to stone long ago. Many of the towering monoliths have tumbled, but others still stand, their ghostly branches a testament to the ravages of time. Many find the oppressive silence eerie...
North
Jotunheim Ridgeway
Far in the north a sharp rise in the earth marks the ridge known as Jotunheim. Though dangerous in it's own way, with bitterly cold temperatures and sudden snowstorms, it is the safest and therefore most common path past the treacherous glacial valley below it. Stay on the relatively flat, well-beaten path and you should make it unscathed to the other side. Wander to far from it, and you may find yourself broken on the razor sharp ice far below.