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Xuanguan Lush green meadows cover this area from the hillsides to the valleys, where rivers run down into a basin creating a winding system of streams and babbling brooks. These hills of grass are a beautiful emerald colour and create a serene, peaceful portrait of untouched scenery as they...

Kokkyō Home to the westernmost of the Five Forts, Kokkyō also hosts a rather sizeable lake, is dominated by heavy forestation and populated by smaller villages, spread across the area in a decentralized fashion. A battle between an unknown number of ninja took place at the fort itself near the...

Qingshui Qingshui saw increased activity following the Cataclysm, one of the few places in the region to experience this. Being located next to Castle Black offered the area near constant security and the Lake to it’s east combined with the rare flora and fauna found in the area led to the...

Deep Lake Zhouhua was renamed after the resulting crater and lake that formed when the destruction of Eanna caused a massive meteorite whose path ended there. At the bottom of the giant lake, ruins of old villages can be found. Those that lived in the region relocated south to safer regions...

Gyerseong Home to one of the Five Forts; the one West of center, Gyerseong consists mainly of heavily forested plains with a number of hills, some containing abandoned training facilities of the Hanguri Army, littering the landscape. A few villages dot the southern half of the area, while the...

Hayakami Home to one of the Five Fort; the one East of center, Hayakami is characterized by its open expanses of fertile fields that grow all manner of grains, exotic fruits, vegetables, nuts and berries. Many of the Akimichi Clan once made their home here in small hill compounds, most of which...

Pingmay Perhaps the most devastated area in the region, Pingmay has become mostly rock formations formed from the several fragments impacting the former mountain range, leaving massive pillars, boulders and former valleys of mountains now left in destruction from the Cataclysm’s wreckage. Many...

Seoyeong Seoyeong is heavily forested, renowned for the sheer size of some of the ancient trees in the area. A variety of smaller ninja clans have recently established themselves here, starting a conflict with the logging villages and small, rural communities that call it home. Unbeknownst to...

Kiyorano Kiyorano once encompassed two important river estuaries that flowed further inland both east and westwards, diverging at multiple points along the way. Prior to the Cataclysm, this was once a prime location for shipping and shoreline commerce; something that clans, states and...

Cheopo Once a remarkably dense and dark forest that housed not only a Temple, but also various mining and gathering communities that benefited from its rich and plentiful geography, Cheopo is now little more than a scar upon the land left as a result of the Cataclysm. The once tall forest has...

Matsuzawa Matsuzawa is less densely forested than is common in the Land of Fire. Because of this a great number of stone enclosures have been built on its open fields, being used mainly for sheep farming. The region is also a big producer of silk, with many silk farms and processing workshops...

Nightfort Nightfort is one of the few abandoned posts of the Freehold; after the university was razed early into Madara’s reign, the zealots from the fūinjutsu cult attempted to steal the remaining scrolls and constructed a large tower for their cult worship prior to Eanna’s demise. Since then...

Weirwood Forest The deeply forested area was one of the few that weren’t as devastated in the Cataclysm, though it changed just as dramatically in the aftermath. As deaths piled up, locals adopted a new tradition to carving faces in trees in remembrance of their lost friends. Named the Weirwood...

Jamihoro Home to the easternmost of the Five Forts, Jamihoro is known for its expansive fields of mainly potatoes, but also staples like rice and wheat. An intricate system of canals, drawing water from the river running through the area, connects the majority of the fields in a huge network...

Fuging Known for its resort towns and lavish onsens the area was hit hard by the Razing of Chungsu, but has recovered in recent years. Fuging is split into the commercial coastland, where the tourism-dependent towns and onsens are situated, and the rural inland area, which is more heavily...

Eastwatch Eastwatch, the Freehold’s most eastern base, was seized when the Cataclysm occurred and Arali began to use it as a temporary home. After the first campaign that saw Konoe elected as Lord Commander, Enshibetsu was renamed and the piping system repurposed to direct the mystical waters...

Mianmen Specked with open fields connected by paths and surrounded by forest, Mianmen is the site of the ruins of an ancient Uchiha Clan compound. Some from that clan have returned to the area after the Razing of Chungsu, reestablishing their presence there and beginning the long rebuilding...

Haesu As the home to the once famously known Bridge of the Unifiers, this very bridge like all else has been decimated in the wake of the Cataclysm, separating the one connection that bridged the divide between the mainland and the Land of Waves, Haesu still employs itself as a maritime mainway...

Yasato Once known for being a home to some of the most diverse and densely arranged fauna, Yasato is one of few regions that seemed almost completely unphased by the ravaging of the Cataclysm, or the spread of the Scarlet Rot. The robust life there still flourishes nearly untouched by the...

Shaohai Shaohai once hosted many barracks and training grounds belonging to the Hanguri Army. Some of the grounds there still bear marks of the awesome collaboration techniques used by them. True to its historic nature, with the newfound occupation of Solanaceae after the Calamity, the once...