Aegnor Grounds

Lake

An expansive body of clear water that stretches out in a nearly perfect rectangle from the school's entrance.

A favorite spot of Water students who want to hone their skills and any other students who enjoy a good swim. 

Garden

A fertile stretch of land at the far end of the lake that houses two greenhouses and several plots of vegetables and flowers.

Many Earth students enjoy spending time amongst the dirt and boulders of the garden, working on their particular abilities.  Other nature-minded students can be found about the place, and it's a notoriously good place for romantic rendezvous.

Apple Orchard

An ancient grove of trees that was originally started when the school was born, with each new generation of students adding to it.  It grows along the far bank of the lake and is surrounded by a low wooden fence.

The hundreds of rustling leaves on the trees and the ground make this a great place for Wind students to learn their craft in an incredibly visually appealing way.  In the fall the apple trees are covered in delicious red fruit that students and staff alike can't resist.

Metal Graveyard

A large towering pile of scrap that's accumulated over the last couple of centuries.  It's precarious to those who aren't careful, but when sunsets hit the glimmering scrap metal, the view is particularly magnificent.

This conglomeration is the perfect spot for Metal students to work on their skills, and the sparks from flying metal can often be seen even from the top of Aegnor's towers.

Competition Stadium

A Coliseum-styled stadium which hosts Aegnor's many competitions, including the annual school duel-off in which the strongest student in the school is crowned after several rounds of grueling fights.

The Rooftops

The breezy rooftops of the Aegnor castle are well-trodden by its students, despite the fact that most of its reaches are technically off limits.

A large roped-off, gently sloping section of the roof is set aside for the express use of Air students for their studies.  The mellow breezes can be stirred and manipulated by these students, but when the roof is empty of tornadoes it also makes an excellent stargazing spot.