Spring/Summer Camp:

The camp is located on the bottom of the mountain with boulders making their own dens for all of the druids. It is rocky and fully of life in the morning and at night when all or most of the wolves are home. As each wolf has their own den or share a den with a friend or friends. (Up to you)

Though each den can hold up to 6 wolves as the boulders create large enough space and protection from the outside world.Wolves can decorate their den with bones,furs, flowers, moss,or vines. (Up to you and your imagination). The alpha’s den and beta den are located on the side of the mountain a little higher up from the ground and from the rest of the pack. Their dens are considered caves with a tunnel connecting them for purposes of emergencies. Their dens are larger for their families and protection for the pack if necessary.

Outside of the Spring/Summer camp:

Due west of the camp around 2.5 miles is the ocean with a large tree line separating them of forest around a mile thick. The place where ceremonies are held and often the hangout spot and training grounds for the pack. The sand is soft and white for the wolves.. Imagine the sunsetting and water turning purple and orange from the reflection of the ocean. There is boulders from the mountain that have been sitting in the sand eroding causing shade for the wolves if needed.

Due North of the Wolf is the mountain range. The wolves hardly go up the mountain unless if the ocean brings the Great Wave. The mountains are large and usually covered with snow year around.

Due South of the pack is their way of travel in the valley of death. Most predators and prey take their leave as well when winter comes. Though the Valley of Death comes from the boulders that fall from above.

Due East: The Meadows and full of green. The might elk herds that thrive and start to raise their young. The meadows are brown and green full of vegetation for the elk and any other prey.

Weather:

In the Spring it is around 60-70

In the Summer it is around 80-90

Natural Disasters:

Hurricanes, Tornadoes, Wildfires, sometime Tsunamis

Predators:

Bears,Sharks, Coyotes,Hawks

Preys:

Elk,turkey,bison, small critters, fishies