A'elmter is a glade where a few people choose to recide. It is evident that elves live here because only they have the magic to shape a tree so that it grows to look like animals. This is one of the safest refuges in the Emeortu forest because there is shelter inside the huge cat-like tree where a kindly elf welcomes any weary traveler, though few ever find their way there without a guide.

A glade in the eastern forest near a port where captains and their crew can rest before heading to the nearest city.

Not far in the Northern forest there is a hidden village. Known to few but the elves, Denaub'e is more like a home for weary elves that don't wish to be bothered. Few humans reside here but those who do stumble across it usually fall in love with the peaceful village and choose to live there for the rest of their lives.

This forest borders Human and Elven lands. Humans tend to stick to the main paths through these areas due to unnatural things in the shadows off the trail.

E'endmor is a port city that rests on the water, though not very large the city carries all the basic necessities for weary travelers and sailors.

Enant'o is hidden deep in the Emeortu forest near the forest heart. This small city holds one of the most beautiful and frightening of the elves' treasures. Many bandits have tried to take the fountain only to die when there hands brush against the very thing they sought to steal; the fountain is protected by a strong and strange magic. Little do they know that the legendary silver tiger makes his home here. Only the elves can get through unscathed, and only if they have no intention of taking the fountain because of this, the elves respect the tiger's wishes and leave the fountain alone unless they have need of the magical waters.

Endeart is the only major port city around. Here you can find anything your heart desires other than just the bare necesseties you would find in the other ports. From food to fine jewlery this city has it all.

One of the few glades in the darker part of the forest but few dare to venture here because of the dangers. Fearsome creatures live here that none speak of for fear that if even their name is whispered, their lives will be ended. Some think that Enth'ash is a myth, but the few who have found it never return ... .

A city hidden high in the treetops, E'oldrod is unknown to anyone but the elves. Very few travelers stumble across the city, but if they do, they are quickly enchanted by their surroundings and choose to stay there forever, thus keeping the whereabouts a secret; even from those who wish the elves harm.

Ia'kin'uid is one of the few ports in the elven lands that has a town where travelers can rest before heading into the forest. Although small, it has all that a weary traveler would ever need.

This glade is the ruins of a once great city destroyed by the dwarves long ago. I'rothdyn used to be the capital of the elves back before the war but unfortunately the dwarves found it and seiged it. Few remember the former glory of I'rothdyn so few come. Most think it was just a myth.

Lyeyn'a is one of the few cities in the darker part of the forest. It's built high up from the ground in order to escape the fiersome creatures of the night even the flying ones thanks to some magic they coaxed an elf to use to protect themselves. Since this city is built by lost wanderers it is far safer than any other place in the forest but it's not without it's perils. There is little food to go around as a result of the many predators in the forest forcing the people to hunt for berries and such high up in the trees where birds of prey are more likely to be hiding, waiting for the villagers to leave their safe haven.

This glade is one of the few in the darker part of the forest where the people foolish enough to travel there can find refuge. Though, unlike the others, this glade is filled with deep pits and ravines that make it appear even more dangerous than the forest itself.

Mt. Wandija is next to the Dwarven border and is one of the only mountains in the elven lands. Home to the Celestials. The elves care very little about this mountain since it was colonized by them and the fact that on Mt. Wandija there are very few trees. The Celestials are peaceful and do not quarrel with either the dwarves or the elves, so their chosen dwelling place is undisputed. The mountain is among one of the tallest on Aragohm but is flat enough that it is possible to build a rather large village on certain areas of the mountain.

Used as the preferred method of travel through the Elven lands, the Nisatale Path is a safe and effective way to get where you need to go without risking the dangers of the forest. The path itself is enchanted so that no living being that seeks to harm travelers, the elves or the forest itself may so much as touch it. The pathway passes by most large cities in the Elven lands though be warned ... you risk the dangers of the forest should you leave the safety of the pathway.

This area is more or less uninhabited due to rather territorial and ferocious creatures that have already claimed this place. The only sentient beings who call this dark place home are the hermits and exiled people. Struggling to make a living, they have resorted to thievery and murder in order to survive.

The hidden city of Oaleisaya lies in the eastern forest and is the closest to a port city. However, unless you know where to look it is very unlikely that you will ever find this city as it is almost invisible to the naked eye.

Deep in the heart of the Emeortu forest is a sacred grove. Here is where the oldest tree in the forest lives, Or'ran. The great tree is sacred to the elves because it holds strange and powerful magic that does not seem possible after the magic was stored in rings. In the heart there are fantastic things seen nowhere else. The only explanation found so far is Or'ran. The elves journey to Or'ran when they come of age in order to see what their path in life will be. For it is when they touch the great tree that everything seems to be made clear.

Theryph'i is one of the few cities in the more sinister part of the forest. Built by banished men who managed to tame some of the fearsome beasts that live in the forest, it is very well protected. It is yet to be determined whether the city will stand or fall, new as it is. Many people who are foolish enough to go here argue that it is hardly any safer than the forest itself because of the thieves, bandits and other scum that live in Theryph'i.

This is the border between the Elven and Dwarven lands. There's constantly small skirmishes erupting between the two races here as their prejudices go back to time immemorial.