One of the darker features of the Wilds, this forest is nestled in the shadow of two mountains, one on each side. At first glance, it's a normal collection of sequoia trees but upon closer inspection, you'll usually find hardened, glossy red sap dribbling down the trunks. Some say the trees are 'bleeding', and in a way, they are. Add all of this to the fact that there's a myth or two surrounds the forest about how to see a dead raven here means your time death is coming near and you have the stuff of nightmares to scare the pups into behaving.

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.