The stretch of the Great River that runs through the Bloodshed Pack is divided into two parts. The first is the cleaner stretch. It is crystal clear, deep and full of many delicious fish. The second stretch however, breaks away from the original river and runs through the Creature's Forest. It is dark and polluted with mud and many 'unidentified' substances. It is said to be poison and no wolf so far has been daring enough to drink from it. While the clean stretch flows out of the pack and into the Lumination Pack, the second flows from the Creature's Forest and through the fence to Lindore.

Dense, dismal, and forbidding are only a few words to describe this twisted wood. Large trees of various breeds grow close together, creating travel near impossible, while their thick, leafy boughs block the sunlight from ever reaching the ground. The land is littered with the stench of death and rotting corpses. Plus, their is a myth that a creature, a monstrous demon under Dhaval's control, never seen by wolven eyes lives within the maze of trees. It is said that at night, one can hear it's defeaning scream as it claims it's victim. Whether the creature is real or not is a mystery, but one thing is for sure. Most wolves that venture too far into the forest never find their way back out.

The grassland in the Bloodshed Pack is no different than that in Shadow and Lumination. It grows the greenest grasses from the border of the creature's forest, to and through the border of the Lumination pack, to the fence between it and Lindore, and in the last direction until the grass stops growing and it becomes a desert.

The grass of the grassland slowly dies away and the ground becomes dryer as you progress. All rainfall seems to avoid the area, as the entire climate of the area turns arid and dry. The ground becomes more like hardened rock, cracked and worn from the heat than soil. The temperature elevates by what seems like ten degrees as you enter what could only be a desert. The sun beats mercilessly down on your pelt. The terrain remains the same through the rest of the pack's area, the ground breaking to create Hell's Canyon, then continuing on for several yards. At the Lumination border, the grass begins growing again, and before you know it you're in a grassy meadow again. It's said that Dhaval, with his intense love for heat, keeps all of the land around his canyon hot and dry, keeping all clouds and signs of rain away. The only way to reach Hell's Canyon is through the desert, which is like going through hell itself.