Merisack Chain

Situated south of Imor, east of Eanith, West of the Shaman Atoll, and north of Shamcia lies an island chain called Merisack. This island chain has five large islands with three active volcanoes. There are three of the large islands are inhabited by hybrids. They migrated there 1000 years ago to escape a tyrant king. Only after living there for several years did they discover the volcano that lurked on the island. As they explored they found that three of the islands had active volcanoes while two were dormant. These active volcanoes erupt on a regular basis. Some of the eruptions last a short few hours to months. The eruptions are continually creating new parts of the island. The Merisackons, the people of Merisack, have figured out the signals of when the volcanoes will erupt and usually will adjust what they are doing. Sometimes that requires them to move islands for a temporary time.

Geography

Five large islands set in the sea, with several smaller islands around.

Ecosystem

A unquie and still somewhat growing exosystem of plants and animales from near land masses.

Climate

Mild, although stays more on the cooler side.   Druing 2 months of the year there are constaint storms.

History

Merisack Chain was discovered 1000 years ago by a hybrid captin who was trying to find a new home for his family and friends.  They were running from an opressive tyrant king on Eantih.  They arrived on the island closest to Eanith.  When they arrived the island there was no one around.  They did find some evidance of a people but they were long gone.  They soon found out why, when the volcanoe erupted.  They were desprate and deiced to stay and worked out how to live with the volcanoe.  They could see some more islands and eventually explored and settled the other islands.

Tourism

Merisack is a good stopping point between the four courntires that are close by.  It is known as providing an ioslated and private getaways.  Many of the smaller islands that around can be rented for stays.  There are also expeidtions for exploring the volcanos and the continuing growing land.