Packed floes of sea ice and tiny, rocky islands west of the Spine are the principle geographic formations here. Unless you're desperate to hide or can survive on a diet of seals and fish, life isn't easy here.

Carved out by an ancient long-gone glacier, this lush coniferous valley provides shelter from blizzards up in the mountains. Cool, fresh water flows down from the Spine in a large waterfall to collect in a central lake.

Sub-board: Lake of Ice

The great river begins as a trickle of streams in Keomar's spine before flowing down through the Northern Foothills and Kota forest down to Halahray Lake. These pebbled shores can be surprisingly steep. Take care you don't fall into the frigid water.

This windswept tundra of rolling hills offers plenty of grazing land, but not much cover aside from scrub and the occasional copse of twisted pines. Huge herbivores like mammoths, woolly rhinos, shaggy horses, and steppe bison, along with thousands of caribou during the migrations, make this land seem frozen in time.