Typical forest homes of Owhua

The typical shifters home in the forest regions of Owhua are with in the Obew and Farch trees. The part of the homes are the Obew tree. As the Obew trees grow several trees grow together, creating a ring of trees with nothing growing in the middle. The shifters fill the gaps between the Obew trees with the very thick waxy like leaves of the Farch tree. Once the shifters found out that the Obew trees grew like this, they started training the branches of the trees to make natural roofs or floor of the second story of the home. Obew trees are also fire resistant and very long lived. Inside the circle the main floor is divided into two to three rooms. An open area for greeting guest, and a kitchen. Some of the more well off shifters have combined Obew circles to make bigger homes. When they do this they employ or are magic users and use magic to combine the tree circles. Farch trees which grow around the Obew circles are used as the second story of the home. As the Farch grows the branches interlock with all and any other tree branches which the shifters greatly encourage to interlock with the Obew branches creating an carpet effect in the canopy. With these interlocking branches creates a space that also is used as dwellings. The Farch trees take well to magic which helps in creating stairs to the upper levels. They also use magic to make the toilets which go a magical made hollow in the Farch tree that is taken down and deep into the ground. Magic is again used to encourage the Farch tree to grow walls to divide the different homes and separate the living, washrooms, and sleeping areas.