LEMOYNE.
A mix of grasslands and thick backwater marshes and swamps.

REGIONS.
Scarlett Meadows
A vast region with red soil stretching from hilly grasslands in the west to swamplands in the east. Many structures ruined by human war can be found here. Human settlements all throughout, including huge plantations. The open fields towards New Hanover as well as the thick woodlands towards Flat Iron Lake can be a relieving escape from the presence of mankind found in this region.

Bayou Nwa
A humid region of swamps, marshlands, and rivers with various structures and abandoned human homes. This is a region suited solely for the fearless due to the humid weather, terrifying alligators and swamp wildlife, and close proximity to the dangerously populated settlements of Lakay, Lagras, and the huge Saint Denis. Rumors also speak of a dangerous, cannibalistic, maybe even undead pack of canines dwelling deep in the marshlands known as the Night Dogs; these dogs bear some sort of powder upon their faces, painting their face a pale white, and communicate only in quiet grunts and gestures to each other. Few have actually seen them, but those who have don't live to tell the tale.

Bluewater Marsh
An allegedly haunted marshland north of Bayou Nwa with various small structures and abandoned homes. It's rare to find anything more than the occasional homestead here, making it a safer location to take up residence in as opposed to the southern swamps. The marsh does hold its own dangers, though - in addition to the fabled Night Dogs, some have even seen apparitions of mystical shadows and lost souls floating through the wetlands, waiting for someone to answer their call...

PACKS.
The Wild Hunt
Previous Packs:
none

WILDLIFE.


HUMAN PRESENCE.
Status:
the most dangerous of all 5 states - some locations safer but no guarantees
Notable Settlements:
- Saint Denis (Bayou Nwa)
- Lagras (Bayou Nwa)
- Lakay (Bayou Nwa)
- Rhodes (Scarlett Meadows)
- Caliga Hall (Bayou Nwa)
- Braithwaite Manor (Scarlett Meadows)
- various train stations, railroads, and homesteads throughout