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Land of Ice and Snow

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The Land of Ice and Snow appears to be far across the Western Sea and just above the Great Northern Sea; it is the only known place where wolverines, ermine, white foxes and wolves reside. Most creatures from this land appear to have white fur, although when the fox Urgan Nagru sailed across the wintry seas to Southsward, he brought a horde of grey rats with him. He claimed to be ruler of the region. Many seasons later, wolverines ruled the area, with the Walking Stone as their symbol of power. Dramz, father of Gulo the Savage and Askor, was the last known ruler.

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The Land of Ice and Snow appears to be far across the Western Sea and just above the Great Northern Sea; it is the only known place where wolverines, ermine, white foxes and wolves reside. Most creatures from this land appear to have white fur, although when the fox Urgan Nagru sailed across the wintry seas to Southsward, he brought a horde of grey rats with him. He claimed to be ruler of the region. Many seasons later, wolverines ruled the area, with the Walking Stone as their symbol of power. Dramz, father of Gulo the Savage and Askor, was the last known ruler.

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