Ickbrien Lake is a vast exspanse of a tributary with rolling hills on one side and a range of mountains starting to rise into the air on the other. The banks are known to have black silt meaning a river flows through but is hidden by the thick underbrush of a forest on the mountain side of the area. The forest is thick with boar and deer, caribou near the mountains and an abundent supply of fish in the tributary. Anyone who passes through this land will leave with a full stomach.

The bog is known as a refugee place where prisoners of war escape and hide until they can make it back to their country alive. There isn't a lot of prey, only beaver and some fish, as well as reptiles and snake. Alligators do live here, so it is a dangerous place to roam and camp at should someones butt be being hunted down. Though, prisoners of war that do escape do pick the bog over being in the hands of their enemies.

The Gutenash Caves are located high up in the mountains where it's cold and dreary. The nickname for this place is the Ice Fortress for everything is snowy and wolves here are usually miserable unless they enjoy being almost up to their neck in snow. However, the prey here is very good and that's why loners risk living here, because of the caribou and the moose. That and the snow hinders them from being able to run fast so wolves find it easier to bring them down whether alone or with others.