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The Adustum Forest is so named because it has been victim to a large fire in the last fifty years and is still healing. The forest is a beautiful combination of deciduous trees, and turns a beautiful auburn in the fall. The undergrowth is thick and lush, with plenty of cover for the hunting wolf. It would be impossible to know that there was a fire if in another part of the forest for it is virtually untouched by any damage except in the center. In a 15 mile radius there is a black group of trees some have started to grow back and some have just crumbled into pieces of bark that are now being used by birds and other forest creatures.

This is named cicuta because of all the wild that grows on the highest peak. The highest peak is covered from bottom to the middle in the poisonus green plant. The tops of all the mountains are covered in snow during the winter and most of them turn a gentle green with fresh growth during the spring and summer. Most of the mountains gently slope upward and are easy to climb but some are death traps, having steep drops and loose rocks. This is where the Aequus pack lives, living in a group of caves in the mountains.

Sub-board: Aequus Dens

It gained its name from the almost red stone that it is made from. There are places where it is easy to make it down to the bottom of the canyon, where a river runs and grasses grow. It isn't as tall as the Grand Canyon was, maybe three quarters of the height, and is full of animals that make this place it's home. It isn't the best place to hunt, but it can be a place to rely on if desperate.

The Dafaeco river is named so because of the pure water that runs through it. It is crystal clear even in the deeper parts. Most of the river is calm save for farther down at the end of the canyon where rapids start at the beginning of the waterfall. The waterfall of Defaeco river falls for a long drop of ninety five feet. This river feeds most of the small streams in Phera.

The Ferus Plains are wild and untamed. They are full of scrub brush and tall baobab trees, there are also other trees that were native to Africa when humans were still alive. Zebra, big cats, and antelope wander the plains along with the Nerque wolves. The grasses are tall and usually a deep gold. It is a beautiful place and though it is not as hot as the savanna used to be it can still reach high temperatures.

The Lacuna Wateringhole is the main water source for the Nerque pack. It is huge and usually filled with fresh water unless it is during the dry season. The wolves must be careful though because waiting on the banks are crocodiles, looking for their next meal. All sorts of animals come here to drink, this is a good place to find food.

The tundra is a frozen world where blizzards happen on a regular basis. It is a long stretch of snow and ice, with scrub brush poking up here and there. Sometimes there are small copses of trees if a wolf is lucky enough to find them. There are several caves that are easy enough to be found scattered through the place, and there are caribou and rabbits that run the tundra. (claimable)

The marshlands of the neutral territories are freshwater. Reeds poke up from the shallows and the deeper ends are full of fish. Herons and snowy egrets can be found fishing here, while there are big muskrats swimming through the waters. This is also the home of the larger prey animals of capybara and elk. The wolves who live here stay on the silty banks, only going into the waters when the need to hunt takes over them. (claimable)