This is an area that no wolf may lay claim to. A circle of boulders sits in the middle of a vast clearing. Traditionally, wolves used this area as a meeting place to discuss pertinent information on territories or needs. Fighting and bloodshed is strictly forbidden, as it is believed the wrath of the Ancestors will come to whatever pack starts war in this sacred land.

The Ikkimoe Plains are the lands just south of the Sacred Circle. Loners can roam freely here without the fear of an Alpha chasing them off. The plains are vast, with flowing grasslands and sparce trees. Mostly hare, groundhogs and prairie dogs roam here for prey.

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Grasslands gently slope downward toward a sandy beach. A cove outlines one edge of these lands, with a vast cave system. Saltwater fish are plenty here and wolves that live here tend to have a sleeker coat. Many wolves in this area have adapted to the lands, with wider paws and the ability to hold their breath for long periods of time over the generations.

Tall oaks, redwoods and pines spread far and wide throughout this land. The heart of the forest holds the largest of these trees, some with trunks as big around as a herd of deer, these trees are ancient. Roots and undergrowth make traversing through these lands difficult, unless you have spent some time here. Prey includes deer, rabbit and elk. Wolves here tend to be slender and light footed, relying on agility to remain uninjured.