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The lands of the Wild Horses has changed dramatically over the past few years. The summers are getting hotter and lasting longer. The waters dry up and the grasses die earlier and earlier each year. With this lack of food and water the wildness suffers. Animals big and small succumb to starvation. The autumns come with hot muggy rainy days. Sometimes it seems like the rains will never stop, flooding the lower plains before the winter frost takes hold. Winter comes harsh in these barren lands, freezing even the most hardy of equines. Finally Spring arrives and the lands come to life, a beautiful paradise for a few short months. Over the past few years the human population has begun to encroach upon the lands of the wild horses, bringing domesticated breeds into the land. The occasional stallion has been known to take vacations into the wild horse herds during the spring and summer months and cover a few mares before returning to their stabled homes.