Ethereal Lake: Past the shifting trees, the sinister mist and the deadly drop-offs, an atmosphere of tranquility sits in relative silence. Dubbed the Ethereal Lake by those who are permitted to visit, the Wood does not allow mere visitors to discover it, but only those it deems worthy by whatever rules it follows. Worthy Atticans come across a large, peaceful lake with massive koi fish drifting through the water, and although they may be caught, they may not be caught in excess. A gentle mist sits over the lake, and one can observe the forest changing around them by the second, protecting the area from the unworthy. Oddly enough, the worthy do not feel compelled to describe the exact scenery to outsiders, leaving most in the dark about the landmark aside from its name.

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Grove of Ancients: A mess of eroded, moss-covered statues resembling the Cavern of Kings in Devil's Ribcage, the Grove of Ancients has no reason to be. One takes the shape of Somnis's image; another could be a Vesper; a third is unrecognizable. Some have taken this to mean a mysterious deity, possibly akin to Halicaecus, inhabits dark wildernesses across Attica and chooses to lurk here, but others either shrug the thought off or completely deny the claim. For all the modern Atticans know, the Everchange Wood has been untouched by civilization for all its history, but the forest does have its secrets. 

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Entangled Pass: This would be one of the most stable crossings in the Everchange Wood, as the land itself doesn't seem to change like the other landmarks. Except the plants do move. Vespers tread this path with caution and on high alert, as the vines hanging from the trees and laying on the ground tend to spring to life when life is present, clinging on and never letting go. If they learn how to retrieve items from the Pass without getting ensnared themselves, Vespers and other predators will use the vines to claim recently captured prey. Not all scavengers, however, leave at all, let alone with a meal.