Before the storm struck, this was the center of adventure for the house cats and stays. People of all varieties were busy moving to and fro from this land. Some where especially happy to lend a paw to a cat in need. Others were just hoping to be able to grab one and take them home with them. The square is actually more of a diamond shape, with each tip holding its own attraction. South holds Nuxa's Dinner and a Bed and Breakfast. Both places would cater to cats in their own way. The east of the land is a small amusement park that would open in the summer, spring, and during festivals. The west holds the town's sole strip mall and market. Both of which have become something like a shelter to the new stays that thad their homes destroyed. North of it is Elk Run Manor. There is a giant fountain in the center of the square where house cats who were let out at night used to meet others, primarily their lovers. The nostalgia of most older cats immortalized it as a romantic place, but now that the water is drained of it and the centerpiece has been pulled from its place and destroyed it isn't uncommon to see it being used as a sparring arena as well.

Sub-boards: The Broken Fountain, The Market, The Amusement Park

Whats left of the neighborhood. Its a land that stretches a mile with not a tree nor a roof in sight. Many house cats lived here once, now it looks as if nothing domestic has ever lived this land. Virtually all the houses have collapsed and now grass is beginning to grow in their place. Because most of the older houses struggled with rat and musrat infestations prior to the storm, the land is surprisingly flourishing with potential food. Its like a field but every once in a while you will see a random banged-up fridge or busted t.v. You can't get more awesome than that.

Sub-boards: Ramsley Fire Department, The Hunter's House

Straw Hill Cemetery is located in the South West corner of Foxcroft Village. This cemetery is over one hundred years old and is still in use.

Sub-boards: Cross Bone Bluff, The Crypt, Abandoned Rabbit Warrens, The Grand Mausoleum

Notably a well seasoned stag stood his ground here defending his herd against a pack of wolves. In his honor this place is refereed to as Stag Hill. The trees in this area that have grown since the even take on a scraggly appearance with there branches almost as if they are emulating the stag's antlers.

Sub-boards: Spring Creek, Spring Creek Meadow