Bustling with vibrant energy, Cove City thrives in bold hues of every color you could imagine, often clashing against each other to form geometric murals that would brighten any day. Buildings are haphazardly stacked into skyscrapers made from stone, wood, and mud plaster with innovative windows made from stretched jelly mushrooms across wood frames. Here you will find the temples of the Mysts and the Isle, the Mystveil Academy of the Sciences, and an extensive international district where many past traders from the Beyond have come to stay.

A never ending winter the plateau is defined by the white, blue, and silver tones of ice. The White Plateauis in the far north west of the Isles where creatures do not travel for nothing grows here and the harsh cold winds never cease. Beneath snow is but more white, the ground a rough pumice like stone drained of all color. The outer edge a harsh cliff to the ocean beneath makes access to the waters below impossible. The mountains themselves have scant plant life to survive on, covered mostly in deadly glaciers and a snow bank covering the western slopes due to the winds. The eastern slopes of the mountains have some richness still to them, protected by the evergreens from the Fern Leaf Forest, what little plant life remains grows under patches of snow until reaching the edge of the glaciers.

The Dreamer Tree stands tall at the heart of the Isles, its roots stretching deep beside the serene waters of Dreamer's Lake, where the glacial runoff creates an ethereal blue hue. In the summer, the plains of Mycorzha come alive with a blanket of purple, blue, and pink flowers that bloom in a soft, dreamlike haze. The landscape seems to shimmer under the glow of fireflies, their soft light casting a peaceful, magical aura across the open fields.

The Fern Leaf Forest lies at the northernmost reaches of the Isles, between the shadowed wilderness of Frostfire Forest and the towering Crescent Mountain Range. Here, the air is thick with the scent of pine and rich earth, and the ground is blanketed with lush moss and ferns that thrive in the cool, mist-laden air. Evergreen trees stretch upward their deep greens mingling with the rich browns of ancient redwoods. The forest seems timeless, its colors a symphony of mossy greens, piney hues, and the vibrant reds of the wood, creating a mysterious yet serene atmosphere. Soft rays of light filter through the dense canopy, where ferns unfurl like delicate green lace.

The Frostfire Forest is in the far north east of the Isles where creatures do not travel for no food grows here and the black of night is ever present. Along it's western-most edge is the abandoned city known as the Starlit Stone Ruins, said to be just as haunted as the woods themselves. Evergreen trees grow in the forest to heights beyond reasonable comprehension creating a dark canopy that blocks all light. Decay is all that remains of once lush underbrush, save for the bio-luminescent mushrooms that cause a glow of purples and oranges against the stark black shadow. This strange unearthly glow gives Frostfire its name, the flickering light in the distance looking akin to an approaching wildfire. The deeper one wanders the more trees seems to close in, their blacked bark etched with patterns that resemble twisted faces.

Nestled between the southern lakes and the upper delta of the Luna River this deciduous forest is filled with American chestnuts, oaks, and maples as far as the eye can see. The Hazelmoss Woods are a breathtaking celebration of nature’s golden hour, where the world is forever draped in the warm, inviting hues of autumn. This deciduous forest is a kaleidoscope of amber, russet, and ochre tones, with light woods that glow as though kissed by a perpetual sunset. The air is rich with the earthy aroma of fallen leaves, and sunlight filters through the canopy in soft, dappled patterns, casting a magical glow over the leafy forest floor.

In Luna Valley, delicate pastel blossoms sway in the breeze, and every tea captures the spirit of tranquil meadows and sunlit springs. From floral motifs to soft hues of pink, lavender, and pale gold, Luna Valley’s wares reflect its peaceful charm and serene beauty.Made from fertile volcanic soil fed by streams from the surrounding mountain range Luna Valley has endless food and comfortable weather year round that makes it the most populated area in the Isles next to Cove City itself.

Beneath the icy northern waters, the Mossy Cup Lagoon is a hidden burst of life. Bright summer colors peak out in the tide pools of the lagoon, bright oranges, blues, greens, and maroons of the many oceanic critters of Mycorzha contrast against the pale cliffs of the White Plateau. The deep blues of the water shift to crystalline turquoise in the shallows, revealing the coral-like formations that cling to the sheltered rock faces. Against the stark white cliffs of the plateau, the lagoon is a living jewel, pulsing with the colors of a world both fragile and fierce

Rich living greens abound from the water of the river delta to the moss hanging down from the swamp trees. Home to much of the amphibian life of the Isles everything seems somehow more alive here, living with the tide cycles of the water in homes built upon tall stills.

Sheer cliff faces end the Crescent Mountains and join Luna Valley below, the Selene Cliffs are home to graceful birds and winds that carry whispered songs of the skies. This collection captures the regal beauty of their world with sepia-brown tones, gleaming gold accents, and intricate, flowing motifs that echo the majesty of feathered wings in flight. While treacherous for most the cliffs the perfect home for the many birds in the Luna Valley region, along with some other fun creatures like mountain goats that can traverse the difficult terrain.

Nestled into the side of the Selene Cliffs in Luna Valley is an expansive cave network - home to bats, cave swallows, and the occasional hibernating bear. The walls are often covered in soft moss with tiny white bio-luminescent mushrooms peeking through the bed looking akin to stars. The soft lighting isn't enough for the creatures of the night however, so many tunnels are adorned with bio-luminescent mushrooms in all kinds of neon colors ready for the next party.

Here the earth blazes with the deep, rich tones, and the dunes roll like waves of fire beneath a turquoise sky. This region bursts with geometric patterns etched in clay, and colors of sun-bleached red, vibrant orange, golden yellow, and bright turquoise. The southeastern plateau is crowned with hot red sand dunes that shimmer in the heat, creating a breathtaking landscape of raw, sunbaked beauty. Though arid, this land thrives with hardy life and bold flavor, producing teas spiced with desert herbs and dried fruits. The wares of Sun Dried Sands reflect its striking terrain: fiery in color, bold in shape, and full of spirited warmth.