Ponyville: The borders of Ponyville have blurred by now, in absence of politicians to enforce them and a real treeline for the Everfree Forest. Some of the nearby forest has been absorbed into Ponyville, though it matters little. Most buildings have been reduced to rubble, and many stragglers roam what remains in search of food and shelter. Many tunnels run underneath it.

Everfree Forest: Though it would, by Light Era Standards, not be considered a forest at all, it has the most flora of anywhere in Equestria. Most of it is completely nonbeneficial to the average pony, but occasionally, it churns out a medicinal herb or edible berry - strangely enough, as it is completely implausible for them to suddenly start growing there. It is well-mapped by the Explorers' Guild, except for the area surrounding the Tree of Harmony. Whispers and rumours abound of that tree, and the dangers it poses to every pony who dares approach.

Manehatten: The Merchants have completely taken over this land, and shoot at any non-recruits who try to enter. Here resides Amulet, their leader, who runs the organisation from his headquarters. Few ponies actually live here at any one time, despite the relatively sturdy architecture - those in the group are constantly travelling.

Canterlot: These days, what was once Canterlot is simply called the Wasteland. Nopony could possibly live here - the ground is covered completely in decaying bricks and glass from collapsed buildings. It does yield some gems and technology, though, buried under all this muck; anyone who can fly, use magic, or live with getting their hooves practically shredded to pieces, often scavenge the ruins.

Cloudsdale: Pegasi have long given up on keeping Cloudsdale together, and it has fallen apart. Parts of old buildings can sometimes be found drifting across the skies.



Dragon Lands: Intact, save for several cracks along the ground and far fewer inhabitants than there once were.

Zebrica: Close to Dragon Lands. Heavily affected; most of its citizens have moved to Equestria.