T. rex Cliffs 

Side: North.

Climate: Temperate.

Home to: All residence of the Northern Forest (periodically).

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The T. rex Cliffs are a lengthy stretch of cliff-side that runs along the edge of the lowland forests of the north, cradling the higher elevation regions of the Northern Forest above. The long line of jagged cliff-face gets it's name from the time research subject "Bloodtooth," a now deceased female Tyrannosaurus, fell of its edge in the midst of a seismic tremor. Incredibly, it wasn't the fall that killed the great carnivore in the end. The plateau that sits above the T. rex cliffs is visited by much of the fauna of the Northern Forest, though Tyrannosaurs seem to hold a particular fondness for the area.