The 'spawn city' of Project Aubade, Roslare is the largest settlement in the 'game.' It sits on a river
in the midst of a valley, the ancient castle and treasury looming over the city and built into a cliffside.
Roslare's fountain square is where users wake up upon entering the 'game.' The streets of the
city themselves are packed with houses on either side, with enough space for the occasional alleyway. Most of these buildings are housing units, or one-room, basic apartments granted to users for free, though many are shoppes and pubs and other businesses. The market square sits beyond the fountain square, the largest clearing in the city.

Above the valley that holds Roslare, past the courtyard and upper levels of the castle, there is a miniature forest. Most of it is made up of little spotty pools, surrounded by big boulders and gushing into one another. It is a serene spot to stay, though the rocks can be slippery! This area is also very close to the edge of the level, where an invisible wall keeps players in; it is a little niche in the corner of the world.

A small, park-like forest outside of Roslare, with a winding but easy-to-follow path. It is filled with fascinating life, unseen before in the real world, strange plants and creatures alike. It's most common life, however, are butterflies. It glows at night under the colorful softness of bio-luminescence.

A mysterious zone where it seems to always be night and the moon is always full, much of the
plant life is rotting away and wolves and other sorts of monsters can be found roaming around in the fog. Rumor has it that, at the end of the valley, a powerful foe or two can be fought but it has yet to make an appearance to the players.

What appears to be the remnants of an advanced but past civilization's shrine, several buildings are
close to collapsing or have already been destroyed. The monuments and tomes found inside might
have useful tips. Tattered banners can be found littered on the ground, and while there are armor and
weapons available, many of them are rusty; there's the off-chance a valuable jewel or two might be lying around.

At the edge of a valley, where the land gets steep and rocky, a lake spills over,
creating falls that trickle down the precipice, weaving through trees jutting from the cliffside. The grasses here are a vibrant green, though the mist that rises from the moisture of the area steals the color in an overhanging fog. The steepside dips and dives into the mist, giving the appearance of multiple hilltops in the distance.

Deep in the valleys of the First Level, a dark marsh broods. Here, most of the wickens lurk, in the mud and underbrush of the level, many still forgoing transformation. Many are dangerous, but interesting treasures and nicknacks exist here nevertheless.