Territory: Broken Antler Fen · As the landscape drains into a low point it gives rise to Broken Antler Fen: a rich wetland embraced by a broad timberland of sweet-scented cedar and willow. The ground is soft under paw, carpeted in moss and decorated with grasses and rushes nearer the water. In the warmer months the fen is alive with a chorus of ducks and frogs and teeming with small fish and minnows. In the winter, it is still and serene, the boughs of the forest sheltering those nearby. Along with otter, beaver and bear, moose favor this area, and during their rut males commonly break off an antler competing for mates - one such antler having inspired the territory's name.

Territory: Silvertip Mountain · Though few have ever ventured high enough to see this precipice's namesake Silvertip Mountain is home to many who find solace in their lives carved from stone. Precariously placed cliffs overlook trails worn into the rock by the eons of wandering footsteps winding in and out of sight.

Territory: Ouroboros Spine · Rising on their own in the southern Great Bear Wilderness, an unbroken ring of short, squat mountains guards a once rolling valley. An ancient, 2-story temperate conifer forest once cloaked the entire region, but now the bowl is a mud pit more than anything, and its interior lake, once a quarter of the size, has swelled to over half the size of the valley within. Some of the deeply rooted trees have remained standing, but the ground is far too wet and slippery to safely travel on and much of the forest has fallen.