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Calow Tundra is not what one may first expect it to be upon hearing the name. It is an alpine tundra set above the tree line, yet still at a lower altitude than most of the northern Veroah Mountains. Dominated by drawf shrubs and tough, hard grasses, Calow Tundra is a land of broken, rugged slopes, rocky ledges; certainly a land more suited for sure-footed mountain goats. But occasionally one may find the land turns to a gentle rolling slope and flattens out briefly before once more rising into a rocky ledge. A generally mild climate during the summer months with temperatures ranging about 40-50 degrees, the other seasons are brutal. Snow and ice grip the land in fall and winter with temperatures dropping to the negatives. Spring leaves the ridges cold and wet, with snow melt turning the ground swampy and the rocks slippery.