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The land ends at the great salt water, and it is characterized by the large cliffs that drop sharply to the water. The grazing atop the cliffs is prime, so many don't bother to make the winding, steep journey down the paths to the water, but it is possible to reach the beach if someone so chose.

Due to its lack of resources, this is a land mostly inhabited by the outcasts who aren't accepted anywhere else - the colts kicked out of their herds and the less savory sorts. Bachelor bands often form for protection.

In the lands nearest to the South, a rare earthquake shook loose a section of canyon, revealing a hollow beyond. In this hollow the ground is still mostly dry and unforgiving, but sectioned away in a corner of the clearing is some vegetation surround a beautiful, precious spring. The Southerners hold that it should belong to them, while the Northerns feel it is close enough to their lands that they should use it as well. It is a serious point of contention, but so far it is indeed a small common area.

A ring of canyon rock creates the ancestral combat grounds for the region. The arena itself is somewhat treacherous, a mix of rocky sand and flat sandstone rocks, and the walls around the coliseum allow for spectators - or rather, witnesses. This is the only place where official battles can take place. Please read the rules inside.

Though most often used by those from the South, this is a safe place for mares to foal if they feel they need better conditions to do so. It's also a nice place to raise young foals for loner mares, though they may be chased off by heavily pregnant mares looking to foal.

By far the richest and most fertile lands, this massive expanse of forested mountains has been jealously guarded by the up to three herds that have existed in one form or another for generations. The land is practically untouched by the drought that has crippled most of the country, and could likely be a haven for many more equines if the herds so chose. Alas, they do not. The bulk of the land is the foothills around the valley lake, and all of the herds share this space amongst themselves as they will not with others.

This land is bordered on one side by a river that first forms on the snow-capped mountaintops as clear streams before converging into a waterway that is fairly strong but shallow. Most of the territory is wooded, sloping mountainsides, but there are a few small valleys that offer shelter and easy grazing.

The foothills to one side of the range have rolling, flower-filled meadows that create a very hospitable environment for its inhabitants.The trees that grow further up the mountain grow here as well, though there is much more open ground.

The southernmost of the norther territories, this land encompasses the southern base of the mountains and the shallow river that is fed by the lake. Here, the river still flows all year round. As it flows further south, it slows to a trickle or dries up completely some parts of the year. True to it's name, much of this area becomes flooded in the spring.

Both a blessing and a danger, Hope River is a major source of water in the south - for both horses and predators. It's incredibly dangerous to stay by the water for long, especially alone. The Hope River herd often takes in the surrounding herds for short periods of time in major droughts, but they have to be careful not to do so for too long - the river often slows to a creek, and the grazing dries up quickly with too much pressure.

One of the more hospitable areas south of the Northern Territories, the Falcon Ridges are rugged and the grass is still sparse. The mountains can be hard to navigate for the inexperienced, and the rare rainstorm causes incredible flash floods through the valley areas.

Large rock structures jut from the ground around the territory, offering its inhabitants relief from the midday heat. The nights are cold, but the horses are much more suited for that - it's when they tend to go out and find food, even with the risk of predators. The moon provides plenty of light, and only around the new moon do they regularly go out to graze during the day.

This is the hardest place for a herd to live, with little food and less water. There are small oases scattered around, but they do dry up in the worst times of drought so the inhabitants sometimes have to lean on neighboring areas. Most of the time, though, living here is possible but hard. The hardiest can make it happen.

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