At the borders of this land lies a river that encompasses the entire terra. There is only one way to cross. It is called by wolves, the 'Kalida Diss'. It is an enormous oak tree, blackened by lightning, which spans the entire river. It is generally a place for wolves who wish to join to prove their worth.

'Dunes' really is an understatement. The Dunes is a vast desert protecting our eastern border, filled, of course, with giant, sandy dunes. Any wolf who wants to die goes here... As well as any dead.

Fantasy Nights is located by the sea, and thus has a wide beach where the waves go peacefully in and out. The beach is littered with beautiful shells and rockpools with oceanlife scattering among them. Though, beware the riptide, anywolf that goes in for a swim will not come back out.

An enormous forest system covers half the territory, streaching off to the west, peppered with clearings and private groves and little waterfalls made by the Kishaleh River, the pack's sorce of water, which runs right through from the the High hills in the north and around the river island.

The Kishaleh River is an enormous and swift river that runs down from the High Hills and surrounds the pack territory. It is deep and very fast, but some of the calmer shores are very sutible for fishing.

Far away, just before the distant mountains are the High Hills, the birthplace of this pack, and the birthplace of the Kishaleh River. Not many wolves venture here, so far it is from the common pack grounds. However, technicaly they are part of the territory, so you are free to go there.... If you wish.

The Fehieh Grasslands make up the other half of Fantasy Nights lands. It is a large chunk of plains, with hills and thickets that abound with prey such as deer, rabbit, and the occasional grouse.

The Kalida Diss... The only area that both the packs have in common, and the only place where one might cross from one packland to another. This is an area mostly avoided, except from the alpha, who takes care to mark it as often as possible, a warning for those Kantasia scum to stay off of the land of Jaezailet. The only entrance to the Jaezailet pack is directly north from this point.

A large chunk of the Gahan woods leaks over the borders of the Kantasia packlands, and over into the Jaezailet packlands. These woods are the most plentiful place for food within the packlands, abundant in the larger prey such as caribu and elk. Many hunting parties are set out in this direction, if they hope to come up with anything larger than a jackrabbit.

These plains stretch far over the Jaezailet pack, covering most of the terrain. The grass here is mostly dry and a yellowy-brown color, but will occasionally grow in a patch of green, scattered about areas that happen to find a tad bit more water than the area around them. Most creatures try to avoid going here in the summer and other hot times, because it is scortching hot during sunny hours.

This large span of forest barely survived a forest fire. In patches, the foliage is starting to grow back, but most of it is full of charred stumps, and ashened, dead trees. Very little prey lives here, but there are alot of spiders and insects for some reason...

These mountains got their name for the lovely rustic reds and pinks that sweep most of their length. The Koral Mountains aren't particularly the tallest or longest of mountains, but they still stand as a strong packland border and an excellent defence against most intruders.

This long-stretching beach covers a large border of the Jaezailet packlands. The sand of this beach is black in color in most places, though occasionally a patch of normal colored sand might be found. Many places along the shoreline reek of dead fish, but when a healthy location is found, unusual prey such as seagulls and even the occasional seal can be found.

This mostly-green valley is one of the healthier areas of terrain in the Jaezailet packlands. Prey such as wild hare and even deer can be found grazing in this valley, and it is an opertune hunting spot. The only problem about the valley is cover is scarce, leaving it up to the faster wolves rather than the stealthy ones to catch anything.

If you follow the Kishaleh River far enough downstream you'll eventually find yourself in a place where the terrain flattens and the riverbed shallows. The water flows into a shallow bowel carved from the land, a marsh where only the willows and reeds live. The mud is thick so caution is urged, for many a wolf has sunken to a boggy end.

Chidirii Woods is a forest, though rarely inhabited by anything more than the smaller mammals that seek shelter and protection. The trees of this relatively large forest, large oaks, maples and firs, are almost all dead and decaying. A few live ones linger amongst the fallen trunks and barren ground, grass an unknown thing to the forest.