Known for the icy springs which dot this chilly land, those who live here must be well adapted to life in the cold. It is perhaps the only territory composed of pure ice in teh Scantland. The springs however, provide a wonderful drinking source, and although cold, their waters are known to heal most wounds.

A thick, jungle like forest, this territory provides an excellent escape from any unwelcome forces; the vines suspended from the trees form thick, matted nets which limit sight.

Located in the Northwestern area of the continent, Cold Well is named for the large lake which resides in the territory.

Named after the great leader who first found this territory, Escadus is a land of plenty. Blue Collared Willow trees make up the majority of the plant life here, but there is the occasional shrub and patch of grass for eating as well. An enormous fallen tree makes an excellent shelter from bad weather--which this territory seems strangely prone to receiving.

In ancient times a powerful group of non-equines ruled this land. Originally advocates of the good, some sort of evil force eventually overran them, and they killed thousands of beings. The first few counts of victims numbered in the hundreds, and many more followed.

Long and narrow, this territory winds along a rushing river, hence why it possesses such a name.

Consisting of a sort of plain, with minimal trees, this territory isn't the best land for a large herd, but is fertile.

A hidden lake nestled in the northern hills of the Scantland, this medium sized territory is plagued by the nightly calls of the Kormadian Loon.

Otter like creatures are known for popping in and out of the herd who lives in this land. They do not seem threatening, rather just an annoyance, as they have a fondness for the nourishing fruit of the Black Barked Willows which grow here.

Named for the species of enormous plum-like fruits which grow on the branches of the trees here, dragging said branches nearly to the ground. They turn a bright shade of magenta when ripe, and for those higher up on the tree, a damaging blow can be taken if they are to fall and connect with an inhabitant's head.

A small territory on the northwestern corner of the continent, Shiver Glen is known to be the home of a forest of seemingly 'living' trees. Often they are seen to shake their seeds from themselves in a motion that makes them appear to shiver, hence the territory's name.