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A dangerous place for any rabbit to be, Wolfberry Wood is full of Elil, all with hungry bellies. Flowers and berries grow thick here, under the trees, and a rabbit can quickly take cover in the myriad of foliage around them. Birch trees are particularily prominent in the area, and pieces of their paper-like bark are often scattered across the forest floor. A shallow river crosses through here: Wide, but not so deep as to make it dangerous. Any adult rabbit worth his salt can make to to the opposite bank.

A small valley near Wolfberry Wood lays home to an old burrow - since abandoned by its previous warren. There are bushes surrounded it on the north and western sides, which provide some blueberries and currents for eating. The grass here is green and edible... but bitter. The burrows themselves stink of old death. Never-the-less, they are a safe retreat from the open ground above, and a rabbit can take cover from predators here. Just be careful to keep your neck out of any old snares hidden among the bushes.

What a bountiful feast of vegetables! Lettuce, carrots, ripe tomatoes, young corn still on the stalk, turnip greens, and more. Farmer's Fields are full of delicious treats any rabbit would love to eat... unfortunately they are well protected. The fields are home to many cats, and if the farmer catches a wild rabbit at his crops, he will stop at nothing to kill the offending bun. His fields are located behind a short, wooden fence, and a dirt path winds its way around his crops toward a large farm house. The booming barks of dogs are easily audible, even from the farthest edge of the field.