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Though Glaciesterra consists of different parts, the majority of it is simply vast tundra. Thus called the Barren Waste Land, it rarely holds life, and the few it does are rugged and strong. Many of the horses here are drafts, able to live in such weather without worrying about frost bite. As for vegetation, there are a few shrubs sprinkled throughout, and same goes for trees. Water is obviously plentiful, especially near the Britanica Beach.

Sub-boards: Hot Springs, The Gates of Hell

As Glaciesterra soon fades into Herbaterra, so does the landscape. Small shrubs and thin grasses begin to sprinkle the snow covered ground. The climate becomes slightly warmer the closer it gets to the grassland kingdom. Many horses come here once and a while to restock their tanks with vegetation before heading back to the north. As it is a border, be watchful of Herbaterrians which may be lingering around.

Inhabiting the majority of the Herbaterra Kingdom lies the Bermuda Sea. Waves of Bermuda grass create a large patch in the center of the kingdom. Few other shrubs do take home as well, settled down here and there. Most Herbaterrians do take root here, grazing off the lush grass and plentiful vegetation.

As the climate gets hotter, the terrain becomes sandier and the vegetation thins, it becomes apparent that the kingdom of Eremusterra is getting closer. Near the border in the territory of Talihara Flat, only few desert shrubs and cacti take root in the sandy dirt. Few Herbetarrians venture this south due to the lack of food and the increase of heat. Though there may not be many Eremusterrians near the border, always keep your eyes and ears open.

Naming the majority of the Eremusterra Kingdom, the Urajkan Desert spreads over many miles. Though one may expect the desert to simply hold sand, Urajkan is an owner of many delights, locations and land marks. To name a few is the Qualari Oasis, Cacturah Forest, and the Milwarkii Canyon Range. The horses who call this arid habitat their home are usually of hotblood descent, or at least have a portion of the blood within them. They tend to be lean and agile, good runners and rugged. These equine are survivors to say the least to live and flourish in one of nature's harshest of homes.

Sub-boards: Qualari Oasis, Cacturah Forest, Milwarkii Canyon Range

A mixture of a forest and a flat, the area around the Eremusterra and Salterra border is named Volvin Forat. As the Cacturah Forest begins to sprout a few trees here and there, the climate cooling down slightly and the smell of earth arising, it is obvious that Salterra is coming up. The grass begins to thicken as the number of shrubs and cacti lessen, as does the sand begins to fade into soil and dirt. For Eremusterrians, not very many Salterrians hang around the border as the weather is uncomfortably hot for them, so there isn't too much of a problem of conflict there. The equine of the desert kingdom, though, don't tend to hang around much either, the scent of forest warding them off.

The forest that encompasses almost all of Salterra is Arden Woods. This beautiful piece of land is simply packed with an array of tree types. Known as evergreens, the trees stay green and plentiful all year, providing good vegetation all year and at times, shelter as well. The grasses here are also very rich and plentiful during the summer and spring months. Cool breezes are constantly being blown through the trees, and there are many small ponds that take places within Arden as well. They are located primarily in small clearings and are surrounded by large rocks and boulders. Though the land here may seem peaceful, it holds its fair share of predators. Keep eyes and ears open for wolves, pumas, large birds of prey, and the occasional bear.

Sub-board: Moonrah Waterfall

Once the Arden Woods fade out into an end, only a sprinkle of trees dotting the land before all gone, the Ferlin Covert very soon appears. Rolling waves of green, thick grass create a sea. Patches of wild flowers act as sand bars, appearing in large clumps. Many Salterrians come to graze and raise foals during the spring and summer months. When winter comes, food becomes hard to find so the horses retreat back into the forest. When getting closer to the Glaciesterra border, the amount of grass thins as the temperature drops. The amount of snow the covers the ground increases as well.