In the depths of the forest, there lies a cave, not very large, not very stand out-ish, but there is a cave. If one were so lucky as to find it, they would behold the wonders of it's crystal-lined depths. Aubry's cave is a beautiful landmark, hidden away, nestled like the jewels that line it's walls. Beware, however, that this cave is subject to change. Chambers open and chambers collapse with any given provocation, and one could easily get trapped or worse, buried beneath the rubble of one of the chambers.

The main attraction of Sagma Circle would be the Agua Caliente Geyser. It shoots water at least fifty feet in the air, and erupts perhaps once or twice a day, sometimes more depending on the heat beneath the earth's surface. Recently after the humans left the eruptions have been growing more frequent, two to three times a day, the water erupting from the pore scalding hot. Don't get caught under the spray, as you will get burned! Of course, the Agua Caliente isn't the only geyser in the area, as several smaller ones surround it, and more seem to pop up with every passing season, but it is the largest of all of them.

The Piedmont Fruit Fields lay nestled deep within the forest, a winding dirt path the only way to it. Of course, one may try to find their way to the sloping expanse of fields through the forest itself, without the path, but many who have tried have never found it, or never returned. Indeed it is a feat to reach it, but once one does they can relax and replenish themselves upon the sweet fruits growing unrestrained in the fields. Name a fruit and they will most likely be there, with the exception of more tropical kinds, given it gets far too cold during Winter. A word of warning, during the Spring and just before Winter one will risk meeting up with some feisty bears, either out for food for their cubs, or right before hibernation.