The origins of the name of these moors are obvious. They are hilly and sloped, rich with prey just as StarClan promised. It is the best place for RainClanners to do their hunting for both food and herbs. Various patches of medicines like tansy and bushes of juniper and other berries grow in abundance here among the waving grasses.

Said grasses provide plenty of seeds for birds, mice and other prey; birds nest in bushes or low-lying trees that spot the moors.

Lastly, a slender, serpentine stream runs through the low points of the moors, good for catching a drink while on a patrol.

This is the nastiest place of RainClan territory. Bubbles of gas rise up from the bogs, and even though the water is relatively shallow, the mud at the bottom can suck a cat down. A few fish might be seen in the bog, but they are generally too large or too small to be bothered with.

The few solid-appearing parts of this bog are often unstable, crumbling with too much pressure. Herons and other water-dwelling birds can be seen here.

Apprentices are not allowed here at all, and all warriors must be accompanied by another warrior.

Another obviously-named territory, Talltrees was called such for its towering trees. Most of the trees are elms, sycamores and oaks, and one sycamore in particular soars above the rest. It is called the Skytree, for its branches seem to touch the sky.

Plenty of birds and rodents scurry in the undergrowth, and many herbs grow here as well. It is a StarClan-blessed place. Even with this blessing, trouble lurks in the recesses. Badgers and foxes live here as well, but can be avoided with care.