The Sixfold Vale by the river, haze none: the Sixfold Hills' law at a gentle unit dressed the way Someone's Valley is, the valley palette, sand banks, reedbeds, dense blocky trees and villages by the city law, snowy tops in the distance. The dressing is now a set of opt-in knobs any epic world can take (pal valley, banks, reeds); nothing existing changed.
The Sixfold Vale from the air: the river winding the vale, lakes in the hollows, the hills forested to the rock line.
The Ternary Dale: the Ternary Hills kept gentle, a river down the dale with its banks and reeds; a quad bike world.
The Fold Water Meadows from the air at dawn: the Fold Marches kept low, the folds as domes among flooded meadows; hovercraft country.
The Shore Vale at dawn: the Burgers Shore's wave at its gentlest hour as a riverside of downs, lakes in the southern troughs; a speedboat or a hovercraft.
The Grand Vale from the floor by the trunk: the river cut hundreds of blocks into the Sixfold Alps' law, a green floor with reeds, sand banks and villages, the walls rising in terraces to summits 626 to 780 blocks over the floor, higher or lower by the district's ruler class. World-scale; a helicopter from the rim, a buggy on the floor.
The Grand Vale from 700 blocks up over the rim: the trunk's canyon, the terraces, the summits either side.
The Podracer Downs from the start crest: long rolling swells with no cliffs anywhere (checked the buggy tour's way), a 250-cell descent east, a river to skim with banked bends and one-block fords, villages on the crests to steer by. Built for the pod racer at three times speed.
The Podracer Downs from the air: the swells, the river's bends with their raised outer banks, the villages on the rank-eight crests.