Epiphany

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Estasha alphas: Lisea Crammed between several other regions are the packlands belonging to Estasha. While the northern region borders the Outlands, the south conjoins with the bogs and the Genoasia pack, and yet still towards the east a tiny section of the mountains intersects with this territory, making it the undisputed king of versatility in the land. While some sections of land are rocky, others still cause your paws to sink into the either. And though certain areas may be lined with trees, the next could be as empty and desolate as the harsh tundras that lay so far north. If you're a fan of variaty and don't mind a little change then this is the place for you. Just watch your step and be ready for anything. You never know what could be waiting behind the next rock.	1	0	Nov 10 2005, 10:31 PM In: Pack Information By: Epiphany
Genoasia alphas: Ciqala Far west extends the borders to the territory belonging to Genoasia, a quaint packland nestle in amongst the forests near Ashtol. Between the three, this is easily the most green and tree-abundant land, as no mountains or swamps impede the growth of foliage here. In fact such leafage is the primary resource of the land, the lines of trees only broken by the occasional field or tiny brooke. Along the southern borders the lands become more fertile- a result of the black muds of the bogs- allowing plentiful grazing for the prey of the region. For such a reason these packlands offer convienent hunting to it's members, through the warmer months at least, until the winter comes and freezes the grounds and sends the prey off towards a new location. Weigh pros to cons; is this the pack for you?	2	7	Dec 7 2005, 06:10 PM In: home, sweet home By: Dan'I
Irahi alphas: Takuvik Resting in the valleys of the Denalhi Mountains lies the packlands of Irahi. Here the trees are barren, their empty branches are weighed down under the almost constant onslaught of the Northern snows. These lands are the most rocky and precariously slippery, and could leave a good bruising to those with unstable paws. As one travels west the earth becomes more pleasant, and the naked trees slowly begin to be replaced by the hearty evergreens that reach deffiantly upward with luscious foliage. From mountain ridges far above the tree line, to forests abundant in pine and cedar, it could be said that these pack lands utterly contradict themselves, and are geographicaly unstable from one region to the next. But then no one ever minded a little varriation before, perhaps this is ideal, after all.	1	0	Nov 10 2005, 10:24 PM In: Pack Information By: Epiphany