Wezen
Wezen
The West region where the ethereal Wezen’s Isle floats.
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Alpine Moors
The alpine moors are a beautiful flowering valley to behold, acting as a haven for many rodent animals and grazing grounds for deer. The land is fitted more often than not with green rolling hills and blanketed in purple alpine flowers galore.
Azure Grotto
Though the ice is thick, sunlight still peers through as it is clear enough to let the light shine through it, casting the ice caves in a deep blue. The caves vary in height and depths, from small enough only for small prey - to large enough to house a bear. The caves go on for what seems like an eternity where some often get lost… never to be seen again as they lose their way.
Cloudrest
These mountains embrace this shrouded vale within like a crux, its spires piercing the gut of the sky to let in the gleaming innards of itself. From early spring to midsummer, the hollow shakes itself loose, and bright rivers rush to cleanse alpine roots. Streams are shier and hurry forever away beneath the boughs of these wealds. Autumn flushes the alpine to its very peaks, but winter is just as quick to chase it away and remain too long.
Elsewhen
Embraced in the palm of highlands lies a looking-glass lake, home to a beaver lodge near the shore — where the northern lights can be viewed by searching below; the land is guarded by giant sequoia trees that act like eternal sentries.
Lapis Nestle
A charming open woodland, with an abundance of trees overlapping and interlinking. Enchantingly beautiful with the myriad of blue & lilac hues of the wildflowers densely covering the floor. It is the perfect haven for the plethora of morpho butterflies you’ll find soaring throughout these woods; from which the title of ‘Lapis’ derives from the small forest.
Niawaki Key
A small, though dangerous island not far from the mainland, this island is surrounded by ocean waters that crash upon sandy beaches. However, the ecosystem here is immense and plentiful, mostly consisting of large mangrove trees and ivy encasing the ground. Plenty of creatures call this place home due to the plentiful plant life and beautiful water falls. There is one large mountain range that spans across the middle of the island that houses several cliffs and waterfalls emerging from the edges that drop into the waters below. Any unsuspecting creature can possibly find themselves taking one step too many and landing harshly in the waters below.
Northfall
A mountain chain rests along the coast. The peaks of Northfall lay at the edge of a fjord at its north. Frosted by snow year-round, the mountains are bitter cold in the winter and pleasantly mild in the summer. The land is typically never without a good breeze. Any adventurers coming will be met with the only bit of forestry for miles. While the upper elevations are mostly snow, ice, and rock, the lower reaches are dotted with various evergreens and at the foothills supports a lush coniferous forest. Mountain goats and sheep are common in these mountains and in the forest below, caribou herds and moose graze.
Seeker's Bluffs
Rolling hills flatten to patchily-forested bluffs as they extend out to the ocean, where weather-worn cliffs dip down to thin beaches. The power of the sea is apparent here, from the northern shores’ boulder-strewn beach, through the sea cave passageway, and down to the broader, pebbled southern beach. The path down to the water is not always clear.
Sequoia Forest
Sequoia Forest is a sanctuary for predator and prey alike. The forest is heavily populated with the territory's namesake, giant sequoia trees where the hollowed ones can easily house a family of wolves, and a creek that borders the northern section of the region. There is an island to the west rich with crystals, which the area's founders believed to be sacred.
Wezen’s Isle
Sitting amongst the sea stands a lone island that seems to hold little value that would draw one’s eye…aside from the fact it floats above the waves. Though the island does not float far, it is still a marvel to be seen. A single tree sprouts from the rocky surface, leaving more questions as to how Wezen’s Isle exists or supports life. It is possible to get onto the island by swimming up to it, strangely. It is also safe to jump from to the waves, miraculously. Any attempts to leave territorial indication here seems to disappear...
