While it includes lush forests, especially in the mountains or alongside bodies of water, overall the East is more prone to drought. In the far north, the snow is once more expanding through the tundra, towards the taiga. In the grasslands, plants may reach from ankle- to person-sized and beyond. Some are starting to die out for the year, falling to the ground to shelter next year’s seeds.

Sub-board: Sevintera

Temperate forests cover much of the island. This is also the case for the central area down south, with a temperate forest on the northern coast and a tropical forest in the south, respectively. Between them, there are great grassy plains. The southern half may be strongly shaped by seasonal rainfall, and take the form of savannah.

Sub-boards: The Gardens of Adaya, The Twin Cities

Trinity is an island with a temperate oceanic climate. The main unusual detail about it are the dust storms which may be carried over from the mainland.

Inland, the landscape changes drastically. Sand and barren rock range for days unending. Any life that exists in this desert is either well-adapted to its environment or quickly perishes.

Sub-board: Vinya Lhann