upland moor

Looking down upon the clans, is the moor. Covered in many wild grasses, beautiful patches of heather dominate the moorland, flowering in newleaf, and asphodel decorates the open landscape and provide minimal cover for the animals that can be found here. Many rabbits inhabit the land, making homes underground. Mice, voles, and some small lizards can also be found here, but beware, adders can sometimes be found nesting in old tunnels. While uninhabited by a clan, several loners and rouges make their home on the open upland, nesting in abandon badger sets, or sheltering in dips in the ground, seeking cover from the elements and strong winds that often blow over the moor. Very few cats are able to survive here, and even fewer can manage to thrive. The swift rabbits are too quick for many to catch, and the openness makes others uneasy, unable to properly conceal themselves in the tall grass and flowering heather. The few who are able to survive here are often arguing over prey and land due to the lack of order or rules.