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- The Fort at Brixpoole, an old stonework square tower standing 90′ tall, overlooking a historic battlefield. The tower has an old and rotting pile of wood, prepared as a warning signal during some long-ago conflict.
- The Chateau at Richthorpant, a sturdy wooden round tower standing 300′ tall, overlooking Lake Readcot. The tower is rumored to house a magical portal to an impossibly far land.
- The Earthworks at Hertscourt, a venerable stonework tower standing 90′ tall, atop a key peak in the area. The tower is generously stocked with torn bread, apple butter and rosso.
- Jungle of Timelessness, a poorly-constructed ash tower standing 40′ tall, atop a lonely butte. The tower has no way of signaling other towers. Some overambitious engineer placed it too far from friendly lines.
- Spinster’s Barrens, a well-constructed woodwork scout tower standing 100′ tall, high above a thickly-wooded valley. The tower has an arcane neon pink signal fire actively burning.