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One of the larger inns in the land of Humans, the Drunken Hog has a cheery air and fine ale. The costs for board and food are fairly priced, attracting many weary travellers.

One of the largest villages in the land, Soluma is named after a local hero who is said to have fought off a fire-breathing dragon. Soluma houses many people of many occupations.

A large abbey just outside of Soluma Village. There is a large, main room where Amara is worshipped. From this room, there are three adjacent rooms, each dedicated to each of the minor gods.

A large field dedicated to growing wheat. More than one farm boy has brought his sweetheart here for some 'tender time' among the wheatstalks.

This is a favorite spot for the Lotukins. They come here to relax and bath in the natural hot springs that litter around the forest. Be careful in the springs though, you can easily pass out if you're unacustomed to such hot water.

The home of the Lotukins. Here you find houses and shops co-existing with nature. The homes are usually built into the large sterdy trees with beautifully carved steps leading up to them. The shops, tavern, and eating places are on ground level and built around the trees. You can see all sorts of different animals interacting with the lovable Lotukins.

Even though the Lotukin's love nature and it's animals. They can't resist a good ale. You can find many adult Lotukin's relaxing in this welcoming environment. Though they drink and even get drunk, there has never been a single fight, rather drunken laughter and good ol times. If a stranger comes here and starts acting up then they are quickly reprimended and told to leave and will be served no more ale.

The Primary source of water for the Lotukins. Lotukin's of all ages love to come here and swim in the crystal clear water when they're not doing their daily chores. Bears roam around this area in abundance so if you're not a Lotukin take great caution for they are only gentle with the Lotukin's.

Tall trees cover the greatest part of the mountainous home of the warrior Kizoks'. They spread out from the base of the mountain only leaving a couple of clearings here and there. The further they are up the mountain the more dispersed they are as well as the ammount of snow covering their branches and leeves

The peaks of the mountains that make up most of Kizok Lands. Snow can be up to 4 to 5 inches at the upper levels and one to two inches in other places. Be careful for there are spots that will fool you and cause you to fall into icy caverns and to your death. Only the strongest of the strong come here to train amongst the snowy cliffs.

A large village built right into the mountain that the Kizok's call home. There are many houses built out of the rocks. The more higher ranked the family of Kizoks the bigger their houses are. Caves are numerous and even down some of the caves are the homes of many Kizoks

Deep within the mountain are many hot springs that numerous winding caves lead to. Many loose their way to the hotsprings that aren't the Kizoks while some try to sneak their way into the Kizok sacred caves. In the deepest and largest cavern is where the Kizok's go to visit the God Hitokiri's Statue.

A place where people from each of the species can peacefully compete against each other. From jousting to fencing, from flute playing to riddle solving.

The permanent trade fair that permits bartering between the three races. It consists of tents, corals and stalls.

Just outside the village stands a tall statue of Goddess Amara. As most all other statues of the gods, flowers surrounded Amara's statue. Hybrids come here often to visit the one god they only feel accepted by. The Goddess of All.

A large, fairly flat woodland used as hunting grounds. Wild pigs, deer, elk and bears are hunted for food, hides and bones to make numerous things.

A small village in the common lands made for the hybrids of the mortals. When nobody else will accept them, they come here as a haven.

The clear watered river that forms at the base of the Silver Falls and winds gracfully through the glade. There is a shallow area that is home to a number of reeds and colorful fish a few meters from the falls.

The old, large oak tree that grows in the middle of the glade. It provides shelter from the sun and rain and even has a hollowed out area beneath it's strong roots. This is the favorite 'Spying Place' of Martin.

About the size of a small field, this patch of brightly colored flowers was made specifically for Akemi, the God of Love.

The SoulYard is a fenced off area that resembles a graveyard. Here, the souls of the dead mortals come to be judged on whether they get a second chance at life or if they are to return to Amara's bosom. Hitokiri is often found here, tormenting the souls of the bad.