Stone Circle: In a meadow that spans miles wide, a small circle made of moderately-sized boulders too heavy to move can be found. Some believe it a sacred place, for the mystery of how the rocks were arranged just so—but others find it little more than noteworthy. The meadow surrounding the quiet spot, however, boasts beautiful wild flowers throughout the spring and summer months, and is often filled with herds of grazing deer.

Noctisardor Bypass: Located at the very east of Otatso Wetlands, it takes about five days of travel from the wetlands to the Bypass. The terrain is protected on all sides by short, narrow mountains. The land the mountains protect is paradise to many creatures. A glimmering creek breaks through the open plains, leading to a large lake, surrounded by rolling hills. The meadows there are vividly green, dotted with wildflowers and no doubt home to many rabbit warrens. Small woodlands are scattered everywhere in the valley, offering shelter from nature. One of the mountains, facing Otatso Wetlands, has a large crack in it that serves as a natural archway. In winter, the north wind blows hard and strong, the land and the mountains itself are usually covered completely by snow. It is an ethereal and beautiful sight year round, though a landslide from a strong downpour littered the edges of the bypass with debris.

Lost Creek Hollow: Tucked away in the farther reaches of Rising Sun Valley lies Lost Creek Hollow. Overture Downs opens the doorway into this shrouded wood where the trees tower above the ground like pillars in the hall of a cathedral. The trees create a canopy over much of the territory so that the atmosphere within is cool and shaded with a peace and tranquility few other territories can offer its inhabitants. Winding through the Hollow is a series of small creeks that accumulate in some areas to form wider streams and pools. The greatest of these is Antares Falls located at the Hollow's Westernmost edge just before the forest opens up into a wide valley between the mountains. Here, all of the waterways collide and flow down into the vale over a series of natural steps. The pools that form on these rocky formations are deeper than those that flow throughout the Hollow and thus bustle with salmon during their annual migration to and from the sea.

Swiftcurrent Creek: The rocky landscape of Swiftcurrent Creek appears to be a long stretch of gently flowing waters, providing life to Arrow Lake, but appearances can be deceiving. The sweetly rambling surface hides an astonishingly deep waterway with dark and dangerous currents. The creek has dragged many a foolhardy adventurer to the depths. Safe passage exists near some of the slight falls and sandbars in the creek, but they are few and far between. A particularly dedicated individual could gleam a rich living from the deadly creek with patience and skill as the treacherous waters are rich with life.