Horse of Day, Wolf of Night

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Thicket of Councels The forest gets denser as you travel through it, and then, all of a sudden, there is a clearing within the deepest and thickest part of the forest. This is where the wolves hold their meetings.	0	0	-- In: ---- By:
Red Creek This creek gets its name from the rich red clay along it's banks. The water itself is not red; it flows so quickly that the sediments wash to the bottom. Red Creek not only refers to the running creek here though, but to the surrounding forest area. It is more fertile than the other areas of the forest, and the ground is redder.	1	21	May 27 2006, 05:38 PM In: A Pack Night By: Iniu
Silver Woods Where the thick growth surrounding the meeting place and the red clay ground of Red Creek end, you are in the area called Silver Woods. The trees are sparer here; a great place for prey; and the sun filters through the pine needles and sheds a silver tint on the woods.	1	38	May 13 2006, 04:06 PM In: Hunting By: Tibby
Castle Plateu A high plateu looking over the forest, all but one side are extremely steep and impossible to climb. The side that wolves can climb is facing the Red Creek area. On the top, it is flat and treeless, and it provides a great view of the surrounding terre.	0	0	-- In: ---- By:
Badlands A dry, almost desert area. Large boulders are common here, and there are several canyons. Footing is hard here, and the weather is harsh, earning it's name.	1	3	May 19 2006, 09:18 PM In: Freezing in a Desert By: Tibby

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