The Infinity Forest is a plush and vibrant forest-scape, instilled with an ancient and mystical magic. The forest itself, for its namesake, is seemingly infinite if one doesn’t know how to properly navigate it. Being a maze-like labyrinth more so than a linear forest, it's cloaked in illusion magic spread by the Infinity Tree. Even more spectacularly the forest is seemingly sentient, as carnivorous living plants twist and turn throughout the entirety of the twisted jungle. The overgrowth and huge canopied trees provide a constant and breezy shade to the grounds below. Poisonous animals stalk the forest floor along with wild vegetation, both which have random and often times deadly effects if not properly prepared. Between the overgrowth, man-sized plants, poisonous everything, and an infinite maze, the Infinity Forest is mostly uninhabitable on its own, as the mysterious Infinite Tree protects the land, saturating it with his magic and infinite knowledge. It was he who is said to have created the Children of the Wild, saplings from the tree itself. Though what is know for certain is it was he who taught the Children of the Wild how to survive in the terrain of the Infinity Forest, use magic, and cast the generational hex to cause all of the inhabitants to stop aging physically between the age of nine and seventeen.

A land seemingly scarred by the inhabitants of a time lost in history. The war torn area of Exodus is one of complete lawleness, exile, and anarachy. Scorned by God, the sun beams down endlessly every day of every hour of the week, as night no longer exist in the vast emptiness of the wasteland. Little vegetation grows here, and the little bit that does is controlled by the few renegade gangs and outlaw groups that police and enforce rule on the eroded plains. The land is blistered with abandoned structures and technology long forgotten by the original inhabitants, the origin of which is still surrounded in superstition even to the people of Exodus. A giant dust bowl with sandstorms and scratching crosswinds, the soil has eroded, showing the barren and dry earth below. The ground itself is cracked and splintered. The little bit of wildlife that does still exist has become monstrous and overgrown in time. With no food, water, and excruciating heat, the terrain is seemingly uninhabitable, though the Lost were seemingly conditioned for it.