Ice Sheet

Standing on top of the glacier and looking northwest will reveal little variation in the land. However, take the long path (or, less preferably, drop) down, and what seems from afar to be solid ice will reveal itself to be a thin, brittle sheet. Every step here is a lesson in balance and care, for even the lightest tribute can break through by stomping and the heavier ones will find the ice cracking if they so much as distribute their weight unevenly. Beneath the ice, rivulets of moving water are clearly visible, indicating that anyone who breaks through may be swept away. As one draws closer to the southwest border, which leads into the ocean, these currents grow stronger and the false land becomes even more brittle. Some tributes will find themselves in their element here, particularly smaller ones, but those who rely on force alone should exercise constant vigilance.