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Few tourists ever find their way to Eacid's shores. The reason behind it all is Eacid's average annual rainfall, which tops the charts at anywhere from 350 - 400 in. (889 - 1,016 cm). The residents hardly mind it, though, as the steady rainfall has yet to pose any serious problem. If anything, it has helped create a sturdy economy based on fishing, and other sea-related trades. Still, most houses are built on high ground with reasonably sturdy materials.

Thieves and other such criminals are rumored to live in elaborate networks throughout the ancient, stone city. Yet, evidence of such is lacking, given Corrise is the safest city known to this day. Terracotta sidewalks line the roughly paved streets, completing the earthy appearance the city has come to possess. The environment is warm during summer, and snowy during winter. Fall and spring both exhibit light rains, not that residents mind. Safety is key, regardless of what details surround it. What happens underground, the residents couldn't care less about.

A small city off to the east coast of the mainland, Embas is commonly inhabited by sailors and merchants. Few trees litter the area, keeping a mostly industrial appearance. Multiple shops can be found about the sidewalks, most offering foreign goods at "low" prices. On the north side of the city, the apartments and houses can be found. The style is typically simple, without much effort put into design. The weather is pretty standard, though snow is a bit of a rare event.

An expansive forest, Labarras sits between Embas and Natue, leaving the two often isolated from each other. The forest itself is hardly dangerous, as long as travelers follow the given, worn path. Most of the wildlife is equally harmless, composed of little more than deers and other small game. Wild berries cover the forest ground during spring and summer, though guides advise against their ingestion. Only few are actually safe to eat. Overall, it takes anywhere from 7 to 10 days to fully cross, if the path is used.

Home to countless shopping malls, parks, and expensive homes, it is obvious that Chame is intended for the more wealthy. Trees line the sidewalks perfectly, only while small benches appear in between every few steps. A bit chillier than most cities, Chame tends to lead the graphs when it comes to average snowfall. From the middle of the year to its end, heavy layers are necessary.