Territory: Wheeling Gull Isle · The island is compact rather than sprawling. Its interior features a squat rocky hill and a dense coniferous forest. Gulls and other ocean faring birds prefer the rocks for roosting, while a flock of sea crows is more at home in the boughs of the weather worn trees. The island's shoreline is mostly a smooth, uninterrupted beach that is refreshed with new bounties each time the tide rolls in; except for the eastern shore, which is a span of rock ledges and tide pools. Daring swimmers can access the island at any time, but low tide reveals a sandy land bridge that affords safer passage.

Territory: Dragoncrest Cliffs · Intimidating, sharp cliffs that line the coast. They are a popular nesting place of many different birds, and their slopes are dangerous but passable. Trees line the ledges that descend irregularly towards the coast, but the impressive cliff faces form a sheer barrier between the coast and the forest above. Only those knowledgeable can hope to find passage down without instead circling to less intimidating routes further down.