West Island: Moat Territory
On this side...
- Moats envy the eastern moats for their easy access to the grove of Oat flowers.
The plants are richer and the moats are fatter.
The main forest is known as the Flourishing Forest.
East Island: Moat Territory
On this side...
- Moats envy the western moats for their abundance of food and easy camaraderie with other species.
The plants tend to be sparser and finding open grassland is harder.
The main forest is known as the Flowering Forest, and contains the Grove of Oats, considered sacred to both eastern and western moats.
The Coast: Groat Territory
In this area...
- There are few plants here, save for some aquatic plants and a few cattails.
Animals are abundant here, from crustaceans and fish to birds and reptiles.
Rocky cliffs dot the border between the grasslands and the beaches, which are easy for groats to scale, and difficult for moats to traverse.
