The Cold Northern Territories

The Mountain Den

At the heart of their territory, nestled within the sheltering embrace of the tallest mountain, is the Mountain Den. This massive cavern, carved by ancient glaciers, serves as the focal point of pack life. Its icy walls provide insulation against the biting cold, and the pack often gathers here to seek warmth and protection during harsh blizzards. Deeper inside the Mountain Den is also where important pack ceremonies are held, including the anointing of new leaders.
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Frostpeak Mountains

The Frostpeak Mountains stand as an imposing realm where jagged peaks pierce the sky, and snow-laden slopes echo with the tales of the Frostpeak Guardians. Veiled in an ethereal mist, these frost-kissed heights harbor wolves adapted to the harsh alpine conditions, their thick fur protecting them from the biting cold. Frozen lakes reflect the shimmering Aurora Borealis, casting an otherworldly glow upon the solitary pines that dot the landscape. The Frostpeak Mountains are a sacred territory, where wolves navigate the treacherous terrain to thrive in harmony with the elements.
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Snowshroud Basin

Hunting Grounds
A vast, snow-covered basin nestled within the rugged mountain range serves as the Frostpeak Guardians' primary hunting grounds. It is surrounded by towering peaks, creating a natural amphitheater that traps the cold, crisp air. It offers a challenging but rewarding setting for hunting mountain goats, marmots, and other alpine wildlife. The basin's slope offers opportunities for ambush tactics, and its isolation makes it an excellent spot to locate elusive prey.
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Aurora Heights

Breeding Grounds
High in the mountain range, just behind ⁠aurora-peak is Aurora Heights, which offers commanding views of the surrounding terrain, allowing the pack to spot potential threats from a distance. It is accessible via a series of well-worn mountain trails, and the plateau itself is flat and covered in short, hardy alpine vegetation. As the Frospeak Guardians' designated breeding grounds, it is an ideal area to bring pups after their stay in the whelping den.
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Aurora Peak

The highest summit in the territory is known as Aurora Peak, named for the breathtaking displays of the aurora borealis that frequently grace the northern sky. It's a place of great spiritual significance to the Frostpeak Guardians, where they gather during the auroras to connect with the spirits of their ancestors and seek their guidance.
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Icy Cascades

The highest summit in the territory is known as Aurora Peak, named for the breathtaking displays of the aurora borealis that frequently grace the northern sky. It's a place of great spiritual significance to the Frostpeak Guardians, where they gather during the auroras to connect with the spirits of their ancestors and seek their guidance.
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Frostpeak Plateau

Far to the east, stretching across a vast portion of their territory is the Snowy Plateau, a flat, snow-covered expanse that is a favored hunting ground for the wolves. Its openness allows for coordinated hunting, and the pack often gathers here for social activities and games to strengthen their bonds. It borders Avalanche Ridge, one of the Wolfless Lands that divides Frostpeak from Frostfang territory.
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Alpine Forest

To the west of their territory lies a dense coniferous forest. These towering pine trees serve as a windbreak against the relentless northern winds and offer shelter for the pack during storms. The Pine Forest is also a source of prey, as it teems with creatures adapted to the cold climate. It shares a border with the Timberwood Watchers territory.
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Frozen Lake

Nestled within a valley south of the mountains and sitting at the northern foot of Mount Tor is the Frozen Lake, a large, ice-covered body of water. The lake is not only a vital source of freshwater but also a strategic hunting ground, as the wolves can track prey across the frozen surface with ease. The pack often gathers here during the winter months when fishing beneath the ice is at its prime.
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Frostpeaks Whelping Den

In the southern expanse of the Frostpeak Mountains, adjacent to the Frozen Lake, is a sheltered enclave used as the pack's whelping den. Surrounded by ancient conifers, the den provides a secluded haven for the Frostpeak Guardians' pups during the warmer months. Soft patches of moss and lichen carpet the ground, offering a comfortable bedding for nursing mothers and their playful pups. The gentle murmur of a nearby stream adds a soothing ambience to the den.
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Frostpeak Border

Pack Border
North of the territory's scent line lies seemingly endless peaks and valleys, a dangerous and icy world unknown to the Frostpeak Guardians.
The southeast scent line runs along the ⁠Avalanche Ridge, a location that divides the Frostpeak Guardians from their sister pack, the Tundra Frostfangs. It is also the site of the Full Moon Gathering, a private gathering between the two packs that share a unique comraderie.
To the immediate south lies Mount Tor, rising starkly beyond the ⁠frozen-lake.
The southwestern scent line pushes downhill into dense alpine trees and borders the ⁠eternal-glade, the location which divides them from their neighboring pack, the Timberwood Watchers.
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