Griffin Wood plays home to two major shipping ports, Tetera in the southeast and Parthos located in the northwest. Along the shore line of this mass of land are small coves, some scenic beaches and some dreaded high rocky cliffs with hidden rocks and sandbars just awaiting to take a ship down to its grave. The terrain of Griffin Wood is as varied as those who inhabit this land. There are two large mountain ranges, thick lust forest spread out here and there, the plains that make fit for farmers and herders, deserts and a large valley in the mountain range hold many nomadic people, tribes and other unseen and hardly noticed wonders. With its size and diversity Griffin Wood holds something of interest for many who live here and those who come here .
