The largest village in all of Whitegrove - Elkspath has the most inhabitants of any of the villages and it is the center of trade and business in the Link. The town is placed in the middle of a snowy tundra at the foot of a mountain, though the fire they constantly burn keeps predators at bay and their homes warm. This village gets its name because every year, a major herd of Elk will pass just a bit to the north, visible to the citizens. It is rumored that The Watchers have made their base here, but physical proof has yet to surface.

One of the smaller, outlying villages in Whitegrove. This town lies in the depths of the forest not too far off to the west of Elkspath, and the people there are skilled in the art of hunting. In the forests, game is easier to sneak up on and claim. The snowfall here is lesser thanks to the canopy of trees, though the white blanket on the ground never fails to replenish itself. This village is the smallest out of all in Whitegrove, but they have certainly made a name for themselves selling their meats, furs and wood in Elkspath.

This Whitegrove village has made its place atop the second-tallest mountain in the region, towering over Elkspath below. The main trade here is stone and architecture, the people here using the resources to serve the other villages and make profit. There are a plethora of winding cages in the mountainside, but it can be rather easy to get lost in the endless maze of tunnels. It would be wise to steer clear of them.

Shoreside is the second-largest town in Whitegrove, though it is a bit displaced from the other three. Miles from the rest of the civilizations, this village stands right on the shore of an ocean; their livelihood is the water which has never frozen due to its strong current. The fishing here is abundant and certain crops are able to thrive here thanks to less snowfall. The journey to make it is Elkspath and trade is a bit of a long one, but definitely worth it.