Wolfmarsh Bay

Wolfmarsh Bay, so named for its generally marshy landscape and large local wolf population, is a moderately populated town in Pacific Northwest Washington. It is a boarder town and sees a bit of tourism from those coming and going to Canada. It is a beach front town, though being a Washington beach, it is rocky and cold most of the year. Since the coast is guarded by the San Juan Islands, Wolfmarsh Beach doesn't see too large of waves.

There has been a small boom in business and population within Wolfmarsh Bay over the past decade. Before, the city was deemed too dangerous by most to live in because of the wolves in the area. They were incredibly fierce and both hard to track and predict, which made efforts to reduce their population nearly impossible. Something has happened within the past decade to make them less violent. However, while wolf attacks and sightings have grown less common, the ones that do occur are slightly disturbing in the precise and organized nature they now seem to be operating under. Albeit, not disturbing enough to concern most of Wolfmarh's general population.