Not much to explain, is there? The shallow, mostly still water at the beach front. A wolf can walk here easily without being swept away by the tide, which can't be said about many areas along the coast.

Stories are told to young pups about the ghost wolf that haunts the Wildeshadow Coast. The story goes that an old greywolf was drown just off the coast. On stormy nights, one might catch the form of the greywolf out caught in the waves, struggleing for his life.

This peninsula looks more like a jungle than part of a beach. Tall, viney trees grow all the way to the sudden cliffside, making one have to be careful where they step. It is also inhabited by highly poisonous snakes.

This island only rises out in the depths of winter. Made of solid ice, it's actually quite sturdy and an excellent place to hunt seals and walrus as long as one is careful where they step.

The Greywyn Delta is composed of thick, black, silty sand-reinforced mud. perched between the fan-shaped forks of the Kishaleh tributary river. The dark brown mixture is stable enough to hold ones weight but there still remains the possibility of land-slide.