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This dying forested green-space of the city is used by wolves as a sort of hunting ground. The dense mix of coniferous and deciduous trees provide a perfect breeding ground of small game such as rabbits, squirrels, and other woodland creatures. Large game is a rare sight, but not impossible to find. The fountain in the center that the park was named after has lost its majesty, but the wolves still use it as a drinking hole.

Moderator: The Moon

This street was once known for it’s older, ‘historic’ brick houses. Most of them have burned, leaving piles of rotting wood, charcoal, and the decaying frames of homes. Sometimes larger birds-of-prey come to hunt, but mostly wolves forage in this place, hoping to find something useful still around from when the city was once at it’s prime.

Moderator: The Moon

The use of the factory was lost with the humans that abandoned it, though it is said that whatever it was there for, it’s responsible for the lake bring so clear and reflective. Now, though, the many rooms have been transformed into homes for wolves. Broken down machines are scattered on the factory floor; however, sometimes, they spring to life if a wolf hits the right button.

Moderator: The Moon

Surrounding the factory and the east side of the lake, the Sands is, quite literally, a flat mini-desert. It isn’t large enough to be able to kill wolves through dehydration, nor does it have some sort of freak, hot climate. Though it’s reason for being there is unknown, it is sometimes used as a sort of meeting place, for no wolf as an advantage in a fight when surrounded by this type of terrain.

Moderator: The Moon

A large crater lies in the center of the dead forest. It seems to be coated with a silver powder that glows on a clear night, whether it’s a full or new moon. Rainwater collects in the center of the crater, and there is an island the middle. The island is actually the bomb that created the crater. However, the wolves of the Wastelands believe it's a piece from the far side of the moon and they believe it brings good luck for those who stand on it.

Moderator: The Moon

Once a thriving family farm, the empty barns and homestead now supply the wolves with a new area to den in the coldest months. Located on the historic scenic route between city and the forest, the farm represents the last artifact of prosperity in the Wastelands. Wheat still grows around the homestead, though it is mostly choked out by weeds.

The pollution to the North greatly affect this river. Sludge and garbage are visible in its water, but fish are visible as well. As it runs, it carves itself between two cliffs. However, the cliffs serve as a memory from the days when the Black River was much healthier. Instead of gaining momentum, it peters out into nothing but a moist river bed littered with trash.

The Black River dried up at the South end, leaving the Felling Cliffs. Wolves must be careful lest they drop to their deaths. However, the cliffs are a popular place to commute for the opportunistic prey animals that have come down to eat the fish that become trapped in the small ponds leftover from the Spring thaw. Many herbs also grow in the valley of the cliffs, making it a necessary place for every pack to frequent.