moss forest

The southern part of the Colorcoat's land is covered by a forest that gets its name from the moss that covers every inch of it. In some parts the moss is just a light covering, easily plucked out by simply walking on it; other parts have moss so deep that you sink into it. It is not just moss that covers the forest floor, for there is also ivy and other creeping plants that make up the green carpet. Not much vegetation can grow through the moss, but the trees here are huge and have large buttress roots. Many of the trees are several feet in width, and their tops soar over the heads of the Colorcoats that inhabit the area. Prey is very abundant here, so the wolves don't have to do much to catch their food. The pack congregates in a large clearing in the heart of the forest where a small creek winds around one side. More often than not you will find multiple Colorcoats by the water staring at their reflection.