The Northern Province

A barren landscape of lesser plant life and hard red-brown earth, Sun-kissed Meadows is a place where many herds of prey often graze during the summer months while the landscape is ripe with plants and grasses. In the cold months, the land earns its name from the various sunset colors that dance across the land in the little daylight the Northern Province has to offer.

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Though the lands are chilled, the Tundra Snake makes its home in the hills of the southern part of the Northern Province, thus giving the place its name. If large enough, the white stones may serve as hiding places for retiles and canines alike. Canines who travel the area may find few places to hide if a burrow cannot be found. The land is open and serves as a decent hunting ground for those who call this place home as larger mammals will not be able to hide. In the colder months the packs of the North may even dig up these burrows for food.

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Known to be the only water source of the North, Caribou Crossing refreshes all the animals in the Northern Province. The stream provides endless opportunities for canines to hunt but also brings about many dangers of other predators who also seek the thrill and necessity of the hunt. during the cooler months, canines will follow the large prey into the south in order to keep themselves fed. While the stream may provide frozen fish to eat, large packs will need to follow the large prey across into the Southern Provinces.

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