The October Country -> The Seven Steppes

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»	The First Steppe The lowest of the Steppes, this place is closest to the Wastes and is not a desirable place for any wolf to be. Therefore, it is the de facto entrance of the extensive pack territory, and where loners should seek entrance.	0	0	-- In: ---- By:
»	The Second Steppe The second-largest of the steppes, this one is almost entirely grasses and resembles something like a prairie. Herds of deer can be found here, as this is one of the main places that they feed.	0	0	-- In: ---- By:
»	The Third Steppe This step is easily the largest, and is almost covered in thickets and forests. A stream cuts through the forest, generated by an underground spring.	1	3	Jan 17 2008, 01:29 PM In: Straitjacket Feeling By: Vasska
»	The Fourth Steppe Lakes and ponds dominate this area, and the fish supply doesn't seem to really dwindle. The ground has a tendency to get swampy during rain.	0	0	-- In: ---- By:
»	The Fifth Steppe A ravine cuts through this step. In it are a variety of caves which serve as denning opportunities for those of the pack that wish for such things. The ravine is easy traveled, although it is suggested that puppies are not left untended at the top.	0	0	-- In: ---- By:
»	The Sixth Steppe The grass here is soft and pliant, although still yellow. Red and orange flowers are always in bloom, and there are a variety of insects here to learn hunting with. For this reason, many mothers take their puppies to this steppe as their first experience with the outside world.	0	0	-- In: ---- By:
»	The Seventh Steppe Although the land on this steppe is beautiful, pack members tend to stay away because it is too close to the edge of the faery-inhabited forest. Because of this, this can also be used as an entrance point into the pack, but the wolves will be wary of a newcomer coming from the direction of that particular wood.	0	0	-- In: ---- By: