The State of the Land

The United Kingdom and Ireland, as the home of Ancient Camelot, and the land in which the Avalon Initiative made their base, was hit first by the war of the Verdant Wood.

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While most forested areas and small villages have seen little change other than more summer growth than anticipated, many larger towns and cities have been decimated. These places have been dubbed Green Zones.

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Verdant Wood Green Zones:

Aberdeen

Abergavenny

Aldershot

Ballycastle

Ballyclare

Banbury

Bangor

Bangor

Barnsley

Basildon

Bath

Bedford

Belfast

Birmingham

Blyth

Bolton

Boscastle

Bournemouth

Bradford

Brighton

Bristol

Cambridge

Canterbury

Cardiff

Carlisle

Chelmsford

Cheltenham

Cobh

Cork

Crawley

Dartford

Derby

Derry

Doncaster

Donegal

Dover

Dublin

Dudley

Dumfries

Dundee

Durham

Edinburgh

Exeter

Falkirk

Galway

Glasgow

Gloucester

Guildford

Hastings

Hereford

Hull

Inverness

Kidderminster

Lancaster

Leeds

Leicester

Limerick

Liverpool

London

Loughborough

Luton

Maidenhead

Maidstone

Manchester

Middlesborough

Milton Keynes

Newbury

Newcastle

Newport

Newquay

Northampton

Norwich

Omagh

Oxford

Perth

Plymouth

Portsmouth

Reading

Selkirk

Sheffield

Slough

Southampton

Stafford

Stirling

Stockport

Stoke-on-Trent

Stroud

Sunderland

Swansea

Swindon

Taunton

Tewkesbury

Truro

Watford

Wigan

Winchester

Wrexham

Wolverhampton

Worcester

York

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Other cities aren't exactly uninhabitable, but every day is a battle against the green. Electricity is patchy and transport is scarce. Fuel is running desperately low, trains have stilled in their tracks, and buses struggle to navigate ruined roads.