Wilþijāz Territory



= Wilþijāz Territory = Below is a list of the areas within the Wilþijāz Territory

Andivollr
Tall mountains located at the Northern edge of the territory, these mountains are surrounded by a forest of Evergreen trees, various fungus can be found growing on the tree trunks and sprouting from the lush grass. Within the nooks and crannies of these mountains are unknown ancient ruins and although they are no longer in use, they make for good spots to stargaze. The Andivollr contain the Vanahiem temple, a massive stone staircase has been carved into the mountains that lead up to this stone temple- with sitting statues of the Gods- two on either side guarding the sides of said staircase. Wisps are commonly found floating between the trees.

Felwood
A dense forest to the East containing Redwoods and the occasional Evergreens, this Redwood forest spans across the entire Karhold. Multiple species of Alar and plantlife live within this forest making it a beautiful and lively ecosystem. Shrubs, flowers, fungus and more can be found within this area. The air is webbed with magical threads, Spirits favor this area.

Foss River
The main river cutting through the territory, the river mouths are located just before the Andivollr mountains and just before the Felwood forest. The river is clean, drinkable water that is full of life- fish, amphibians, moss, algae, and occasional ducks live in and around it’s waters. Foss River also forks off into the Jarn Pond just before the Felwoods.

Fylkir Lake
A large lake at the base of the Mattuger mountains, a massive rock juts out from the steep mountains and hangs over the lake- making a perfect spot for the Reiðr to stand and address the entire pack. Cattails grow around the edges of the lake while lily pads grow within it. Gatherings are held here for celebrations or when the Reiðr has called for a meeting of some kind. The moon reflects perfectly off the surface of the lake.

Garor
A massive, intricate stone castle built by the Wargs of ancient times. Two entrances from the Svalor and from beside the Flykir Lake lead up from the through the mountains to the castle in the form of a massive carved spiral stone staircase to the entrance of the castle. Entering the castle will bring you into a grand entrance- simply a massive room where the pack can relax and laze about during the day. This grand room separates into various hallways leading to other rooms, whether they be for sleeping, housing the sick, storing dried and fresh herbs, saving leftover meat or practicing magic. However, another spiral staircase leads to the grand tower- a room where only the Reiðr sleeps.

Hylli Pond
A decently sized pond located North in between the Andivollr mountains and the Vakavollr ruins. Tall grass and Cattails surround the water's edge. This pond’s water is crystal clear, making the stone bottom visible to those who look into it. Wisps are extremely common around this pond.

Jarn Pond
A small generic pond within the Felwood forest, the Foss river feeds into it.

Karhold
An expansive land bridge connecting the Myrkviðr island to the mainland. It takes 3 days to traverse the Karhold but the prey is rich and the scenery is mesmerizing. The land across the Karhold is relatively flat, however the Felwood spans across it. During dusk and dawn, the Karhold is especially beautiful with how the beams of sunlight sparkle between the Redwoods.

Mattuger
Massive mountains to the South encasing the Garor castle. The mountains have a massive spiral staircase carved into them which leads up to the castle entrance. Within the sides of these mountains are various carved reliefs- images of the Gods and of previous Wargs. Some of these images tell a story while others are self-portraits. Crystals can be found through these mountains as well as various ore deposits. Spirits of passed Wargs can be found often wandering through the mountains as well.

Svalor
The lowlands of the island- floods easily during Idun. Willow trees pepper the landscape along with tall grass and occasional hills. Fog hovers in the grass during most mornings. Provides a nice cool area to relax in during Frey.

Vanahiem
The temple of worship located within the Andivollr mountains, a grand staircase protected by sitting statues of the Gods on either side leads up to the entrance. Home to the important Vörðr and the carved stone Deity Altars. Entering the Vanahiem brings you into a grand room, the floor and ceiling are intricately carved patterns, there are large stone slabs for the Vörðr to sleep on. In the back of the grand room is a narrow hallway, the walls have carved reliefs of the Gods. Passing through this hall will lead you into another grand room with a very tall ceiling. In the floor is carved a deep intricate circle with four carved channels- each one leading to one of the four Gods stone Altars. The Altars are spaced out evenly around the circle, seeming like they are waiting for something. The Vanahiem is the  most holy land of the entire territory, heavily guarded by the Skógir. Outsiders are not welcomed to enter.

Vakavollr
Unknown ruins to the North that harbor a strong magical essence, the ruins are overgrown with vines and vegetation, many colorful flowers have sprouted up around it as well. Wisps gravitate towards these crumbling ruins. To be struck with a vision while roaming in this area is extremely common. Other than the ruins, South East from the Vakavollr is generic plains.