the eastern point of browlick quag is known as browlick basin; it is essentially a shallow pond-sized river, that serves home to all varieties of aquatic flora and fauna. it is advised to tread here carefully, as gators can be frequently spotted peeping their heads above the surface.

believed to be the oldest tree in our homeland, the sepion is a massive weeping willow tree that is home to at least a hundred birds at any given time, and serves as a fantastic food source for deer, and even horses.

despite being almost entirely submerged by water at times, browlick quag does have a dry patch. though elevated above water level, this forest is still fairly thick, but it's generally where the swamp herd calls home.