This land encompases the southern portions of the Ashen Domes, leaving a very warm place to head to during harsh winters. A small, shallow canyon winds through the center of the territory but no river flows through it. However, there are numerous fresh springs in the area, leaving small and large pools of water here and there even during droughts. This place was named after the creeping plant Rose Moss. Carpeting the ground around all the springs and in the canyon are these earth-hugging plants. Ironically, all the Rose Moss plants in this area produce a golden-colored flower, although the species is also known for other shades, such as pink and white.
Thanks to Casey for the name.
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