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Ivy Thicket Such lush greenery can be found no where else but the Thicket. Tree branches spread luxuriously overhead, offering dappled shadows and shade from warmer days. The trees here are not so dense as to block out all light, so it is a welcoming place for exploration. Be wary, however; there are just as many hazards to be found here as there are wonders.
Rosewood Falls Tumbling from the cliffsides of the Angel's Brow range, these cascades empty into a river whose banks are lined with fragrant, flowering trees. Wild flowers bedeck the moist shores, shadowed by magnolias, dogwoods, and cherry trees. It offers the opportunity to quench one's thirst and cool off in the calm waters of the center pool.
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Crescent Loch The Rosewood River eventually empties into a small loch that scales the base of a range of small mountains, called the Greybacks. The loch carries the shape of a quarter-moon, hence its name. From its shore, it expands onto a vast meadow of heather and wild flowers, abundant with smaller prey animals and ground-feeders.
Absinthe Marsh To the south, marshlands remain in the wake of a brutal wildfire. The trees will never stand as tall, and the foliage still smells of smoke. The water is putrid and sludgy, covered in a thick layer of algae and surface moss. It is a dismal place, but still creatures come here as though its gloomy darkness may contain some magical secret to restoring the once pine-filled forest. Mud pits and thorns thrive here, as do many reptiles and amphibians.
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.: Claimed Territories :.
Dragonfly Hill Queen: Thistle -- The expansive, rolling plains of the territory plummet into a grand valley. At its core is the Dandelion Copse, the general meeting place for herd residents. Small tributaries feed the flora-heavy meadows bedecking the valley, and a mountain casts its shadow over the northeastern portion. The Hill borders on a part of the Absinthe Marsh, and dragonflies frequently adorn the hillsides for fawns to chase.
Misted Glen King: Magellan -- A larger branch of the Rosewood river slices through the fathomless meadows, bathing the land in a thick, rolling mist during the nighttime hours. The Glen is breached by wooded areas on its eastern border, and it is here, namely around a small lake, called the Moonmist, that they gather. This lush area, the Emerald Forest, is a very homely place, dense with undergrowth. It is much denser than the Ivy Thicket, and so consumes a good half of the territory in shadowed darkness.
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