04-15-2010, 01:56 PM
Sub-Territory Name: Oasis
My Name: Austin
Sub-Territory Size in Square Miles: 10(ish) miles
Approximate Location of Subterritory on Map: in the Unknown territory, as a sub-territory of the "Ashlands" concept (see above), roughly half a square north from the word 'unknown' on the current map
Territory Description: Persistant inward winds from the Northwest into a perfectly shaped hill-and-basin area in the Ashlands kept it from dying with the rest of the area, and quickly cleaned out the filth that had managed to seep in. As such, this zone is a beautiful example of life amidst the tragedy around it: it has several clean-water ponds, flourishing fauna, and is naturally sheltered from harsh weather. As a result, the animal population is more dense here than perhaps anywhere else in the bay of fundy. Prey animals in particular have been breeding in large numbers as an adaptation to the high predator population. This area offers an interesting duality in its safety from nature and the Ashlands, but a higher-than-usual likelyhood of attack from bears, mountain lions, and other native predators.
My Name: Austin
Sub-Territory Size in Square Miles: 10(ish) miles
Approximate Location of Subterritory on Map: in the Unknown territory, as a sub-territory of the "Ashlands" concept (see above), roughly half a square north from the word 'unknown' on the current map
Territory Description: Persistant inward winds from the Northwest into a perfectly shaped hill-and-basin area in the Ashlands kept it from dying with the rest of the area, and quickly cleaned out the filth that had managed to seep in. As such, this zone is a beautiful example of life amidst the tragedy around it: it has several clean-water ponds, flourishing fauna, and is naturally sheltered from harsh weather. As a result, the animal population is more dense here than perhaps anywhere else in the bay of fundy. Prey animals in particular have been breeding in large numbers as an adaptation to the high predator population. This area offers an interesting duality in its safety from nature and the Ashlands, but a higher-than-usual likelyhood of attack from bears, mountain lions, and other native predators.