The hustle and bustle of this place is at it's peak in the afternoon. Fruits, meat, and various items can be bought and sold here, including furs, guns, traps, clothes, cooking ware, etc.

Named for the massive bucks that are hunted here during the fall and winter, the lush, moss carpeted forest is rich with life. Both wolves and dogs roam freely here, but it's the black bears and mountain lions you have to watch out for.

Beyond the Crown Forest, there is a small valley where wild horses are known to run free. Every couple years people from the village will be sent out to round up some of these horses to add fresh blood to thier own lines. Its a dangerous and thrilling journey, and the valley itself is perfectly suitable for the horses it houses.

This quiet, fog covered place is a dangerous place for females. Males have been known to take advantage of the clouds for a more sinister purpose. The trees surrounding this still lake are silent and eerie, and not many come here.