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The Forest District lies several stories above the Garden District and several below the Sky District. In this district you can find more quarters for the einherjar (these named after trees sacred to the Norse gods and goddesses) as well as more specialized buildings for the operations of the city (including the feast hall, library, temple, etc.).

Sub-boards: The Great Oak, The Feast Hall, Elm House, Statue of Beowulf, Yew House, Ash House, Rowan House, Oak House, The Library, The Temple

This is the highest point in Heorot and is separated into two parts. The Southern part of the Sky District contains the Thane's quarters while the Northern part contains the Jarl's Keep and the quarters of the Housecarls. The Southern and Northern parts are connected by a large main stone staircase and a tunnel.

Sub-boards: Varangian Hall, The Great Forge, Hardrada Hall

The lands surrounding Heorot are covered in short grass, rocky crags, and large trees. Directly outside of the city are several large farms where einherjar work to grow food for the city.

Sub-boards: Freyja's Garden, Freyr's Grove

The Underground of Heorot is a honeycomb of subterrainian passages and rooms; most are used as storage or have gone unused. At the heart of the Underground is the Hall of Heroes which connects directly to the Forest District and The Grotto.

Sub-board: The Grotto

When demigod children turn 13 they are claimed by their godly parent. Upon attending camp, they are sorted into their respective cabin (20 cabins for all Olympian and Minor Gods/Goddesses). The cabins are arranged in the form of a Greek Omega Ω.

Between the Cabins and Halfblood Hill are several small pavilions and courts where Camp Halfblood offers, among monster and battle training, the normal assortment of summer camp activities.

Sub-board: Canoe Lake

The Camp Half-Blood forest is a forest surrounding Camp Half-Blood. It is full of monsters, and Capture the Flag is often played in it by the campers on Fridays. Chiron advises campers not to enter unless they are armed or with someone else. The woods of Camp Half-Blood are very elusive and secretive. Many creatures live in this forest including wood nymphs, tree nymphs, monsters, satyrs, and much more. It is a great place to explore, practice duelings and battling.

Asgard is the golden seat of the Norse Gods and rests above Baffin Island. Asgard itself is a sprawling city under the earth but is connected to Midgard (the land of mortals) by the Bifrost (the rainbow bridge).

Sub-boards: Vanaheim, Folkvang, Valhalla, Valaskjalf, Gladsheim

The Middle Realm is split between the world of the humans of Heorot (southern Canada) and the land of Giants (northern Canada).

Sub-boards: Nidavellir, Jotunheim

Niflheim is located under the Bering Strait. This is the realm of the dead and is filled with ice, iron, and cold. Those unworthy of the splendor of Valhalla go here.

Sub-boards: The Palace of Hel, The Spring of Hvergelmir, Muspelheim

The Bermuda Triangle is a stretch of ocean known for its strange happenings and disappearances. The Mist shrouds the Triangle's true nature from mortals, in reality it is inhabited by sea monsters and islands populated by cruel beings. Rumor has it that the Norse Pantheon has a few outposts hidden among the islands... nothing has been proven though.

Sub-boards: The Sargasso Sea, C.C.'s Spa and Resort, Siren's Island, Polyphemus' Island