Terrain: Flat grassland occupied by buildings constructed out of blocks of baked clay. Cobbled streets lead between the buildings and fruit trees stud the grassland around them. In the centre of the village is a fine fountain produced naturally by a spring.

Sources: Fruit. Some abandoned possesions.

Wildlife: Small birds and some rodents. Rabbits, badgers etc live outside the outskirts.

MINES OF THE SOUTHERN ISLANDS

Terrain: Scattered slag and dumped rock formign unstable mounds. Some clearly defined shafts plus some overgrown holes lead down into the network of tunnels. Precious metals and coal are in abundance. The ground occasionally shifts as underground tunnels cave in.

Sources: Coal and precious metals.

Wildlife: Some rabbits and foxes. Rats live in the abandoned tunnel system.

TROPICAL FOREST

Terrain: A smooth plain with occasional small rivers meandering through it. The forest is composed of large plants with enormous waxy leaves and some fast growing trees. Due to the warm climate the trees do not lose their leaves in winter.

Sources: Timber for construction.

Wildlife: Tropical birds and some small primates that avoid contact. A few miscellaneous small species.