Eamon Islands
The Eamon Islands, a cluster of two large sister islands and several smaller ones, are located in the southern hemisphere, far removed from the rest of the world. Despite the ongoing advancements in magic and naval engineering, the islands remain largely inaccessible to outsiders.
The islands have a mysterious and troubled history that dates back to ancient times. Legends say that the islands were once home to powerful wizards and sorcerers who wielded immense magical powers. However, the islands fell into disarray and chaos, and eventually, the orcs and goblin clans took over the land.
The northern part of the islands is a harsh and unforgiving terrain, ruled by the fierce and brutal Northern Orcs. The cities of men, elves, and dwarfs in the south prepare for war against the goblin armies, which have recently grown bolder and more aggressive in their attacks on the southern settlements.
Meanwhile, a strange and deadly phenomenon has been spreading across the western part of the islands, beyond the howling canyon. This wave of death has devastated all forms of life, from animals to plants. The cause of this deadly curse remains unknown, and many fear that it may spread further, endangering the entire kingdom of Eamon.
In the south, lies the abandoned and dragon-sieged Dwarven city of Therasis. The city was once a bustling center of commerce and innovation, renowned for its fine mechanisms and metalworking. However, the city was overrun by a red dragon ages ago, and its refugee population is now scattered throughout the nearby cities in the kingdom of Eamon. The dwarven refugees have brought with them a cultural renaissance, introducing new ideas and techniques previously unseen in these lands.
Despite the challenges and dangers that come with living in the Eamon Islands, the inhabitants are a resilient and resourceful people, determined to make their home a better place. The lush forests, towering mountains, and crystal-clear waters of the islands provide them with all the resources they need to survive and thrive, even in the face of adversity.
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