Sun Mote Copse: Whether due to the prevalence of ragweed and flowers or by some other unspoken natural wonder, Sun Mote Copse is known for always having particles of something, usually pollen, floating through the air. The trees grow high and sparse, with sprawling canopies that filter in the sunlight, making Sun Mote Copse the brightest of all forests in the area, and the drifting particles practically glow with the sunlight.

Boartusk Heights: Although boars only inhabit the alpine zone of this broad mount, it's aptly named for the jagged, curved peaks and their resemblance to tusks. With an abundance of cliffs and plateaus, the heights aren't difficult to scale and they afford a splendid view of the entire Tuktu Hinterlands. Boartusk Heights is shorter than the Barrier Mountains, though, and seeing beyond them is impossible.